water proof keyboards with touch pad

Can anyone recommend a water proof key board / touch pad? I have seen a few examples on ebay .
however are their one's to avoid ? Are their examples that are well worth the above $100 us dollar price tag?
I am looking for the one's with the touch pad and keyboard all in one like the Seal Shield
www.sealshield.com/Products/All-In-One/S...roof-Keyboard_2.html

That looks like a nice keyboard. Tho not a big fan of touch pads....I almost never use the one on my laptop.

Thanks BeagleBrainz. I didn't use to either . I am actually a big fan of the track ball mouse like the Logitech M570.
www.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-trackball-m570
The only problem is eventually junk ends up getting in the ball socket an messing things up. So while I am building a computer for
my lathe project I am trying to figure out what keyboard / mouse setup to utilize. Or if I should go with a waterproof
keyboard and a touch screen monitor instead.

I hate a mouse. My logitech wireless passed away so bought this.
www.amazon.com/ELECOM-M-HT1DRBK-Wireless...-Mouse/dp/B0735584RM
Big trackball with a smooth action.

scotth wrote:

My logitech wireless passed away so bought this.
www.amazon.com/ELECOM-M-HT1DRBK-Wireless...-Mouse/dp/B0735584RM
Big trackball with a smooth action.

How well does it handle the machining environment ? coolant, metal chips, ect, ect .

It is optical so I don't know about oil. It seems to make it through fried chicken OK at my desk. I use it everyday.

I am going to test this as soon as my bluetooth adapter is coming:

keystogo

small, good haptics, wireless (bluetooth, impact on latency untested as of writing), splash and dust proof to a reasonable degree for a hobby workshop.

Mouse / trackball: I am very open for suggestions. There is a company in germany that makes waterproof mice for medical use: >expensive< and not wireless.

greez
chris

try aliexpress or taobao.

you'll definately find something exciting.
Search for "metal keyboard"
check this

seuchato wrote:

I am going to test this as soon as my bluetooth adapter is coming:

keystogo

small, good haptics, wireless (bluetooth, impact on latency untested as of writing), splash and dust proof to a reasonable degree for a hobby workshop.

Mouse / trackball: I am very open for suggestions. There is a company in germany that makes waterproof mice for medical use: >expensive< and not wireless.

greez
chris

that looks like a nice keyboard

pinder wrote:

try aliexpress or taobao.

you'll definately find something exciting.
Search for "metal keyboard"
check this

that looks like a really nice keyboard. I will have to keep that one in mind. It looks like you can even get them in track ball version.