Keyboard, An input device used to enter text, numbers, and commands into a computer., Mechanical keyboard, A keyboard where each key has its own mechanical switch, giving a precise and responsive typing experience., Membrane keyboard, A keyboard that uses a rubber or silicone membrane under the keys; it is usually quieter and cheaper than a mechanical keyboard., Key, A button on the keyboard that you press to input a character or a command., Key switch, The mechanism under a key that registers a key press and sends the signal to the computer., Typing feel, The sensation when you press the keys, including resistance, comfort, and feedback., Noise, The sound produced when pressing keys on a keyboard, Response time, The time the keyboard needs to register a key press after it is pressed., Accuracy, How correctly and precisely the keyboard registers key presses., Durability, How long a keyboard or its keys last before they stop working., Feedback, The physical or audible response (for example a click or resistance) that tells the user a key has been pressed.

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