Overall, this is your pretty basic, run-of-the-mill, wireless keyboard. I had the previous version, but was forced to upgrade because the wireless USB connector failed to connect when plugged into my PC's USB port, which obviously caused the keyboard to stop working completely. I've had this keyboard a little over 2 months now, and find it to be mediocre. It has a slim design, which I like. However, I find it annoying that the "caps lock" button doesn't light up or give any indication when it is on. This can be very frustrating when trying to enter encrypted, case-sensitive passwords. I was hoping HP would have upgraded this feature from the previous version of the keyboard. If I had done a little more research I probably would have learned that it hadn't been- so just a head's up. Battery life is good (at least it was on the last model I had so I would assume this one is similar)... Time will tell. I also like that it is supposedly "spill resistant". Haven't had to test this feature out yet, and hopefully NEVER will! :)

I use this for gaming and searching the web. It's an awesome keyboard and gets the job done. Little to no large from time the buttons are pressed to actual typing or gaming

Great product for the price. Pros: Sleek and pretty comfortable. No key stroke sounds. Lot of media and windows shortcuts. One micro receiver good to connect with 5 HP Link-5 technology supported wireless devices. Cons: No caps lock/num lock indications.

I bought this to replace my wired keyboard at work. The design of this HP keyboard is what drew me to it, but typing on it is what keeps me using it. Very easy and comfortable to use. Low profile design takes up a lot less space and looks nice on my desk.

Easy to install and start using. Soft touch keys are great for all day use.