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Hiking boot recommendations?

Any recommendations for women's hiking shoes?

[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

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I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

Countertop/Portable Dishwasher

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Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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Industry Leading Ergonomic Design 
Stainless steel material gives heavy duty feeling and the low-profile keys offer quite and comfortable typing. 

Easy Setup and Use
Just simply insert the nano USB receiver into your computer like desktop or laptop, then the keyboard can be used instantly. No need driver.
The Keyboard will work up to 33 feet or 10 meters.
It allow you to gain quick access to common functions, such as volume level, playback control, copy paste text, and more. It also provides arrow keys, number pad with slim and compact design. 

Comfortable, quiet typing 
The whisper-quiet, low-profile keys bring a whole new level of comfort to your fingertips. What's more, keep all your most-used functions and media controls closer than ever Windows-dedicated hot keys.The construction of this scissors-kick keys can be used more than 3 million times continuously. 

Rechargeable Battery 
Built-in industry-high rechargeable Li-polymer battery provides 6-month use on a single charge. (based on 2 hours non-stop use per day)

TechGearLab

The Arteck 2.4G Stainless Steel Ultra Slim is an affordable full-size keyboard with standard-sized square keys and a numeric keypad. This keyboard is USB rechargeable, and a single charge will last for several months. It connects to the computer easily via a USB dongle. This keyboard has several Windows-specific shortcut keys, including swap active window, mail, new tab, search, and more. This keyboard takes up a lot of space on a desk, but the larger size will feel familiar to those used to working on a desktop computer. This is an excellent option for someone looking to upgrade from a wired keyboard without losing the functionality of a full-size layout.
Our testers found that the nano USB performed noticeably poorly in our range test, only working at a max distance of six feet. Also, the keys require more effort to depress than some other keyboards. We missed the occasional keystroke initially when using this keyboard, but improved as we got used to the particular typing action. Overall, this slim, attractive keyboard is a great choice for anyone looking to modernize their desktop workspace with wireless technology and a no-fuss Nano USB setup.  

Best for Most

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Jasmine Lee

SMARTIPS

 I had an expensive Microsoft keyboard. I don't recall the model number or serial number but that one it was very expensive. It was like a seven or eight bucks and whenever I ate the food would get stuck like in between the keys and then you weren't able to clean it off and then it would like just once you tried cleaning it or prying it it would totally destroy the keyboard. After a while it stopped working but I feel like these keyboards are more airtight like crumbs are not getting inside of it so it probably will last longer than the pricier Microsoft keyboard that I have

 Prices can fluctuate so by the time you're watching this review it could be slightly different but that's the price that I paid for this keyboard and I think that's a very reasonable price for a Bluetooth keyboard. Since this keyboard is completely rechargeable with the USB cord you don't have to use any batteries. So you don't have to worry about plugging in AAA or AA batteries. You just charge it and of course you can use it while it's being charged so that's very convenient

 So I purchased this on Amazon for $26.99. Prices can fluctuate so by the time you're watching this review it could be slightly different but that's the price that I paid for this keyboard and I think that's a very reasonable price for a Bluetooth keyboard. Since this keyboard is completely rechargeable with the USB cord you don't have to use any batteries

 I had problems with that. I'll show you. So this is the on and off switch. So to turn the keyboard on and off you slide this across like that

Arteck 2.4g Wireless Keyboard  - Best Wireless Keyboard 2020 - [It's Awesome]

 You really can't beat this value though. Its very affordable and if it doesn't last I can buy another one and STILL be ahead of what a single Logitech cost.

  Pros: +Attractive, minimalist, ultra thin design +Extremely lightweight +Types really well and so far has not missed any characters that I have thrown at it, even when typing fast. +The price. Wow this really undercuts the competition. No way am I going to pay more than $80 for another Logitech K800 +Warranty

Really great value for a wireless keyboard that saves a ton of desk space

 It’s supposed to inspire a sense of reliability, but that’s a wait and see thing. It has a little flex, but nothing that would make it seem too flimsy. Build quality isn’t evil. Although the seam on the back edge where the rise is noticeable by feel, it doesn’t disqualify it from being usable

 These particular keys will give you a false sense of stroke. If you feel as if they’ve been pressed with the appropriate amount of pressure and times, you’ll for sure have a composition with enough typos to feel like you just came out of a grammar Nazi’s English class. They also feel cheap. There is, what I figure to be, a nonslip type of material on them which doesn’t feel great

 Granted, I’m sure you could solve that issue easily with a wrist/palm rest. But it lays flatter that other keyboards, which makes an uncomfortable experience that much more. With only something upwards of 1/2 an inch of rise in the back and no manner of adjustment, you’re essentially stuck with either throwing a wedge underneath or returning this keyboard. I’m going with the former because in today’s world, I’m forced financially to make some compromises

First Impressions: UPDATED

4 gigahertz wireless keyboard. Now I've had this keyboard for over a year and a half. Now I really want to put it through its paces before I give you guys a review. So this particular keyboard, obviously it's wireless

 I have not had a single issue with any of the keys in a year and a half, and using this keyboard nearly every single day, all of the keys are exactly as they were the day that I bought them. And the keys are still really, really responsive and they're actually still really quiet too. Like you guys can hear it's a, it's a, it's not one of those like really clicky keyboards. It is a, it's much quieter than you would think

 So a year and a half is amazing for a keyboard. And I put this thing through its paces. It's traveled thousands of miles across the country with me, you know, on different job trips and things like that. And it's held up extremely well

 It's traveled thousands of miles across the country with me, you know, on different job trips and things like that. And it's held up extremely well. So that's going to be it for the Artek highly recommended. I would buy it again, a hundred percent

 Now I really want to put it through its paces before I give you guys a review. So this particular keyboard, obviously it's wireless. I keep it, I take it with me wherever I go. I also use it because I like to have my laptop up on a stand and I have a separate monitor here

ARTECK Wireless Keyboard Review | Amazon's Best Wireless Keyboard?

 It sits almost completely flat.  Updated to 5 stars. After reading my review, customer service reached out to tell me they now offer an identical keyboard that rests higher, and offered to send me a new one. By far phenomenal customer service!

Could Be Better - UPDATE

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With its distinctive Wave design and Constant Curve layout, Logitech Wireless Keyboard K350 guides your hands into just the right position and conforms naturally to your fingers. Plus, the cushioned palm rest helps position hands comfortably and properly on the keyboard. Together, they can help you type with ease and confidence, but without forcing you to re-learn typing on an unfamiliar layout. And your keyboard is always ready when you need it. Thanks to its long battery life (up to three years), fast and reliable wireless, and the tiny receiver you can plug once and forget, wireless hassles are a thing of the past. Battery: 2 x AA batteries (pre-installed) .

For those who are a bit wary about fully committing to a completely different hand and wrist positioning than they're used to, we recommend the Logitech K350 Wireless Wave. This device offers a mellow amount of articulation compared to a standard or laptop keyboard, so it doesn't take much getting used to. If you're into shortcut keys and media keys, the K350 has you covered. This model has large buttons, either preprogrammed or ready to be programmed for an assortment of tasks. We also love that the wireless USB receiver is so small &mdash; once you insert it into a USB port, there is no need to remove it, even when transporting a laptop. 
We noticed that the Logitech K350 could be very noisy, depending on the user. If you work in a quiet office where distracting coworkers is a concern, you may want to go with a quieter model. Our testing team also noticed that the keys are a bit hard to press on this device and to get them to work, they have to move rather far. If you are a light typer or somebody used to a keyboard with low profile buttons, this device may not be the right choice. Flaws aside, we still think this is a great choice for somebody ready to give their wrists some relief without going to extremes with their purchase. 

For those who are a bit wary about fully committing to a completely different hand and wrist positioning than they're used to, we recommend the Logitech K350 Wireless Wave. This device offers a mellow amount of articulation compared to a standard or laptop keyboard, so it doesn't take much getting used to. If you're into shortcut keys and media keys, the K350 has you covered. This model has large buttons, either preprogrammed or ready to be programmed for an assortment of tasks. We also love that the wireless USB receiver is so small &mdash; once you insert it into a USB port, there is no need to remove it, even when transporting a laptop. 
We noticed that the Logitech K350 could be very noisy, depending on the user. If you work in a quiet office where distracting coworkers is a concern, you may want to go with a quieter model. Our testing team also noticed that the keys are a bit hard to press on this device and to get them to work, they have to move rather far. If you are a light typer or somebody used to a keyboard with low-profile buttons, this device may not be the right choice. Flaws aside, we still think this is a great choice for somebody ready to give their wrists some relief without going to extremes with their purchase. 

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Good compromise between ease of use and ergonomic design. The keys have a good action, and are fairly quiet. The built in wrist pad makes long term use more comfortable. Battery life seems good

  I like this keyboard for its ergonomics and performance, but two of the four units I've purchased required replacement: the latest one, after only 10 months use. For that reason, I've dinged my review rating from 5 down to 4 stars.  I recommend this model, but if you buy one, consider getting an extended warranty, and keep your receipt.

Recommended, BUT CONSIDER AN EXTENDED WARRANTY!

Love the shape of the keyboard and the feel of the keys and their operation.  Have used none of the other features at this time so won't rate them (not sure of their operation).

Logitech K350 Keyboard

 "Somebody looked at the length of human fingers and designed a keyboard to accommodate the differences in length!" In addition, the key rows were also slightly curved in a way that keeps your wrists entirely straight from your elbows hanging at your sides to your hands resting near the center of the keyboard. The slight inward rotation of your forearms necessary for your closely grouped wrists to stay straight was now properly handled by joints actually designed to rotate (your shoulders.) I bought one and was quickly hooked. This keyboard reduced my pain levels noticeably, allowing me to put off wrist surgery a while longer

  Truly Ergonomic! : Eventually, I saw the Logitech Wave ergonomic keyboard design. "Finally!" I thought. "Somebody looked at the length of human fingers and designed a keyboard to accommodate the differences in length!" In addition, the key rows were also slightly curved in a way that keeps your wrists entirely straight from your elbows hanging at your sides to your hands resting near the center of the keyboard. The slight inward rotation of your forearms necessary for your closely grouped wrists to stay straight was now properly handled by joints actually designed to rotate (your shoulders

 The middle finger keys should ideally be the lowest parts of the keyboard, as those fingers are the longest. Then the outer edges of the keyboard located under the ring and pinky fingers should be raised similarly to the center of the keyboard in order to eliminate the wrist rotation and finger strain required to reach those keys.  Truly Ergonomic! : Eventually, I saw the Logitech Wave ergonomic keyboard design. "Finally!" I thought

 On the other hand, I feel the benefits of using this keyboard compensate for the reduced tactile feel versus classic mechanical switches. Plus, the sound level produced by typing is vastly lower than the pronounced metallic "clickety-clack" of mechanical switches. In fact, I am also of the opinion that this is the first keyboard shape which actually deserves the "ergonomic" designation. On top of that, this keyboard has good key travel, and minimal sloppiness in the vertical movement compared to most other keyboards

There are many factors which combine to make this an exceptional replacement keyboard.

When i first bought this product i was pretty pleased but now not even a year later it is obvious to me this product was not built to last. All of the keys are hanging up (even after i have taken it all apart and cleaned it). You don't get what you pay for anymore. Nothing is built to last, why should it be, they want you to come back and buy more, more, more

Temperary fix

I contacted Logitech and their recommendation was to download and re-install their latest software after a 'clean boot' of the Windows op sys. (A clean boot temporarily disables everything - incl firewall and anti-virus programs - everything but the essential Windows components.) It improved the performance, but it's still not 100%.

Great Features, But Disappointing Performance

 Being able to lay it flat while still having comfort for both wrists and fingers is quite comfortable.  The action of the keys is fabulous - not too sensitive (although moreso than my prior keyboard) but you also don't have to bang on the keys. It feels very natural. I haven't had cause to use all the functions yet, but those I have used perform perfectly

 So away to Amazon!  After reading reviews and researching through other sources, I decided to give this keyboard a try, deciding that a "split" keyboard might end up being a little too difficult to adapt to. I am SO glad I did! The wave-form of the keys makes it VERY comfortable for your fingers! The built in wrist-rest helps alleviate stress on the base of your hands. Being able to lay it flat while still having comfort for both wrists and fingers is quite comfortable.  The action of the keys is fabulous - not too sensitive (although moreso than my prior keyboard) but you also don't have to bang on the keys

 Also, the different layout of the aforementioned "home" etc keys will make it tricky for you when you do need to use a "traditional" layout keyboard.

PERFECT for work from home!

  Review update:  Its been a couple months and the keyboard still works as advertised. No letter have pealed and off with heavy use. Im updating my review from 4 stars to 5 stars

For 35$ i think this keyboard is as good as it gets. Its not better than a 50$ keyboard but the point is that this key board is probably the number one keyboard you can buy for anything up to 40$  The latency is minimal and not noticeable. Though i would not use it for competitive gaming, it can certainly hold its own ground for that as well.  The keys are tough to press down but i mean this in a good way

Best keyboard in its price range.

 As another reviewer mentioned, it would also be nice if they hadn't skimped on the key labeling, while mine haven't rubbed off yet, I imagine it's only a matter of time since they appear to be cheaply painted on.

 The hot keys that come preloaded/pre-configured are actually more helpful then I thought they would be, in that I actually use them as opposed to ignoring them entirely. The only thing that would make the keyboard better for me is if it had backlit key capability as I often type in situations that are darker and it's difficult to find some of the uncommon keys at times. As another reviewer mentioned, it would also be nice if they hadn't skimped on the key labeling, while mine haven't rubbed off yet, I imagine it's only a matter of time since they appear to be cheaply painted on.

The ergonomic design takes some getting used to if you're a touch typist, but it definitely is noticeable after a long period of typing. The unifying receiver works great and I was easily able to add my trackball to it. The hot keys that come preloaded/pre-configured are actually more helpful then I thought they would be, in that I actually use them as opposed to ignoring them entirely. The only thing that would make the keyboard better for me is if it had backlit key capability as I often type in situations that are darker and it's difficult to find some of the uncommon keys at times

Takes some getting used to, but much more comfortable then a normal keyboard

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