Wired Keyboard for Laptop, Quiet Wired Keyboard for Desktop Computer Full Size, Chiclet USB Keyboard for Windows/PC/Laptop/Desktop/Surface/Chromebook

UPDATE: Changing my review to give others a heads-up. Hang in there if the space bar sticks. It finally worked itself out of the irritating sticky thing it did when I first bought it. I like the keyboard much better now. Upgrading my rating.This wired keyboard, (ordered on purpose) which I had for about a half hour, was irritating me a little. The space bar made a weird noise when I pressed it and I had to press it harder than the rest of the keys. The legs that raise the back of it up are too short for me, so the spacebar wasn't always registering on first push.Has a nice, soft touch to the keys, doesn't make that hideous clicking noise and I'm not struggling with repeat keys. The letter, P, actually works! It's a vast improvement over the old one. Now if I could only figure out how not to transpose letters (my bad!) and have to backspace a lot, I'd be in keyboard heaven 'bout now.Pic shows my new mouse, which I ordered as wireless. It's perfect - and it's pretty.

This is the first time that I've bought a lighted keyboard and I have since wondered how I ever got along without one. Connected to my desktop easily and has has worked perfectly ever since. Nice quality.

It took me a while to find a keyboard that fit the criteria I needed, and this one has them. It is reliable and lasts well because it is wired. It does not shut off or stop working or slow down randomly or run out of batteries. This makes it especially good for those who use such a keyboard for office work like 8 hours a day, every day, as I do. The price is fair. It has a nice sleek design. It is responsive and relatively fast at typing in keys. I like that you can adjust the height of the keyboard by setting up the legs, that is a nice touch and feature.What kept this from being a 5 star rating is that the keyboard is unnecessarily bigger than I'd like it to be-- I'm sure there could have been ways to make it more compact. Especially in today's age where people are often working from home and need simplified smaller spaces, it would have been top. Also, the keys are semi-soft and semi-quiet, though they can be softer to press down on and even quieter in my opinion.

I wanted something very simple for my home office set up as I often use my laptop on a stand. The wired keyboard gives me the flexibility to position my laptop wherever needed and still have easy access for typing. This keyboard is is plastic but has a brush aluminum look to it that I really like. The keys are quiet and low profile which is exactly what I was looking for.

It 'works', but it isn't designed for people who actually know how to type and type a lot. I have a few issues with this keyboard. First, the cheap, clackity sound of the keys are annoying, especially if you type fast or a lot. It makes too much racket. I didn't realize it at first, but you can feel the cheapness of the keys compared to my other keyboard that I was trying to replace. To be fair, this is a cheap keyboard and I didn't think that the cheapness was going to be off-putting, but it is. The buttons at the very top could have come in handy if I was going to keep the keyboard, but one of them is stuck in a down position. You can see that it is lower than the other buttons in my picture. It did still work, but annoying that it isn't where it is supposed to be. Aside from the loud racket that it makes, my other big issue with the keyboard is the layout. The Insert key is where the Home button should be. If you use a keyboard frequently, you KNOW that you use the Home button (in the first position above the cursors keys) a LOT. Who uses the Insert key, really? You may need to press it once or twice (a year maybe or if ever), but it doesn't deserve the 1st position as if you are using the Insert button multiple times a day! I could NOT get used to the Home button being in the middle of the other keys. I kept getting tripped up over the layout that the keyboard is NOT FUNCTIONAL. It's noisy, cheap feeling and has a terrible layout. Does it work for people who peck and look at the keyboard while they type? Yes.

I was looking for a wired keyboard as my wireless one had gone out and didn't want to be in the same trouble of having to constantly change the batteries. This a great keyboard is a little noisier than I would like but works great.

The media could not be loaded. This keyboard is advertised as being “quiet” but it’s actually really loud. The keys also take longer to push down than you’d expect from “chiclet” keys, slowing down your typing speed. I do not recommend this for fast typists. To me this keyboard is somewhere in between the flat keys on a laptop and the gaming-style keyboards. It seems to be well made and the hot keys for volume etc seemed to work fine, but I am returning it because it’s just too loud and slows me down. I’m giving it 2 stars because you can’t beat the price at $15 (discounted) but not more because it shouldn’t be advertised as quiet when it’s not.

Well it works like a charm. Just plug it in the laptop & it works!The box was completely self contained w/the cord & it was a bit heavily dusty! Must have been on the shelf for quite some time! Shiny inside but years of unused reflected it it's outside. All in all "it worked like a *charm*! Thank you! 👍👍😎