Sorry no users have responded to this. I use the SK-8135. The SK-8115 has the same feel to me but of course this is subjective. I like how both have the raised keys. I am not fond of the newer keyboards that have keys with no depth.
I have an SK8135 that I use with my Dimension E510. I bought it after I got my E510. The E510 came with an SK8115 and I didn't like the feel of the 8115, which felt "cheap" to me.
I have a Microsoft "Digital Media Keyboard", P/N X809745-150 on another PC and it feels like an "old time" IBM keyboard with cherry switches. The lettering on some of the key tops has worn off but the keyboard still works great.
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February 2nd, 2012 15:00
Sorry no users have responded to this. I use the SK-8135. The SK-8115 has the same feel to me but of course this is subjective. I like how both have the raised keys. I am not fond of the newer keyboards that have keys with no depth.
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February 2nd, 2012 16:00
I have an SK8135 that I use with my Dimension E510. I bought it after I got my E510. The E510 came with an SK8115 and I didn't like the feel of the 8115, which felt "cheap" to me.
I have a Microsoft "Digital Media Keyboard", P/N X809745-150 on another PC and it feels like an "old time" IBM keyboard with cherry switches. The lettering on some of the key tops has worn off but the keyboard still works great.