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A keyboard is where the difference between cheap and good is felt most: the click, key travel, layout and whether it has your letters. At MobileLand keyboards are split into office, wireless combos with a mouse, and gaming keyboards; each listing states the layout and switch type.
Membrane is quiet, thin and cheap — for the office, home and a laptop on the desk. Mechanical has a separate switch under every key: more precise travel, lasts 50+ million presses, louder; for all-day typing and games. The compromise is "mem-mechanical" and quiet mechanical (red/brown switches).
Most keyboards on the market are US layout (single-row Enter); local letters (Č, Ć, Š, Ž, Đ) are typed via system settings and learned in a day. SR/HR layout has a two-row Enter and local letters printed on the keys — choose it if you type in the local language all day. Cyrillic is added as a system layout or with stickers.
A keyboard + mouse combo on one USB receiver is the most common choice for a home PC and TV: a tidy desk, batteries lasting 12–24 months. Compact keyboards with a touchpad are for smart TVs and mini PCs. For a laptop take the Bluetooth version to save a USB port.
A number pad matters for spreadsheets; keyboards without one (TKL, 75 %) leave more room for the mouse. Backlighting helps in the dark, and media keys for volume and music save a hand movement. 12–24-month warranty, 24–48 h delivery, cash on delivery.