I have the Keo Classic also. Don't love them, don't hate them - they work fine for me. My first pair of clipless was a pair of Look-compatible Mavics circa about 1986. So when I got my new bike, it's just what I was used to. I actually was leaning toward Eggbeaters and they put them on for me in the shop, but I literally could not get my feet out of them. Good thing I tried them on the trainer!
I wonder if it's just the float that makes your SPDs feel "wobbly" to you. The original Look pedals were zero-float, which is still available. The cleats for the Keos incorporate float now; you can get three different cleats with 0, 4.5 degrees or (IIRC) 11 degrees. The pedals come with the intermediate, 4.5 degree cleats.
Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler