Question

How long does a computer keyboard last?

Answer 1

The lifespan of a computer keyboard depends on the quality of the keyboard and how often the keyboard gets used.

Cheaper keyboards should last up to 5 years with a lot of use typing while higher end and higher cost computer keyboards could last up to 10 years or more with a lot of use.

If you only use the keyboard occasionally then even the cheaper keyboard could last you as long as 10 years.

I use my my keyboard a lot for typing because I have a blog that I write blog posts daily for and I write long detailed blog posts so my keyboards get used a lot and they typically start getting hard to type on by 4 years so I replace the keyboard with a new one every 4 to 5 years or whenever the keys start getting hard to press down.

So with lots of use expect 4 to 5 years but with occasional use the keyboard could last you up to 10 years.

Answer 2

Hello. Undoubtedly, the quality of a keyboard is the first sign of its durability. We must not forget about the very behavior with the keyboard, namely how do you protect it, and if you have a laptop? For example, I recently bought a new laptop and of course, I want it to last as long as possible. My main purpose is my laptop. In order to protect it from dust, dirt, food, and drink, I immediately bought an antimicrobial cover at https://waytohunt.org/everything-you-must-know-about-antimicrobial-keyboard-covers/ , it not only protects from garbage but also has silver particles that kill bacteria and viruses, which is so necessary for us during a pandemic.

Answer 3

Hi, your question is quite controversial because there are so many different keyboards for computers. The problem with laptop keyboards is similar. As a new macbook owner, I can say that macbook keyboards last quite a long time. And in general, if you treat it well and not too much pressure when you type on it, it will last long. For added security I bought myself a macbook air keyboard cover. With a protective keyboard cover, I don't have to worry about its performance in the future.