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I like them both.

I like them both; I would use Keith without hesitation, to honour a wonderful friend, now dying of an incurable illness. Kenneth is good; Ken is OK; Kenny is awful.

The name Kenneth is one of my favorite boy names; I think that it sounds so strong and romantic. Keith is also a very amazing name, that I think is underused nowadays.

I have positive associations with both so I’m biased, but I really like the sound of these names too. I imagine they’d be considered dated, but I like them enough I’d consider Kenneth for a child. Maybe a middle name.

I like the preppiness of Kenneth, it’s more my style. Keith is too rough and country for me.

Both r ok

I knew such an awful Keith that the name is forever untouchable for me. But Kenneth is nice, I like how soft it is. Kenneth is romantic in an Edwardian sort of way.