Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not a bad keyboard but no mouse. An integrated mouse feature would complete me.

The keyboard is fine. It needs ability to prop up better.

it was i decent price but did hold up like i thought it would

The keyboard is ok, but missing a warning for key-lock.

I am not sure what exactly it is about the keyboard but I use several and I could not get used to this one. I bought it for work and even when I went on vacation the person that used my desk couldn't get used to it either. I think it is too squished or something. It went back.

This keyboard really has everything you need and nothing you don't. It is a great size for having a full number pad. The keys are not loud and offer just enough spring without reminding you of the old IBM click-clack keyboards. It has more give than lower laptop style chiclet keyboards which a nice happy medium for this style. The 5-link HP system works better than any other universal wireless universal input method from any brand I have seen so far. If you get an HP mouse as well you end up having a nice extra receiver. I am still on my first set of batteries after over a year of heavy use. The long and vertical delete key is perfect for you Excel warriors out there.

I had to return it. The keys kept sticking, especially the back space. I dont if that is a common problem with wireless keyboards.

keyboard lags all the time. DO NOT RECOMMEND. PLEASE SABE YOURSELF THE HASSEL

Not recommended. Keys are mushy. No concave keys. fingers keep slipping off the keys.

You can't beat this keyboard at the price. It is very comfortable to type on, is fairly light, and also looks sleek. I use it in combination with an HP laptop, and it provides many function key shortcuts.

Not a bad keyboard mouse combo if your wanting something to last a 45 days or so. Three keys quit working after 1st month half were gone by 90 days. Replaced with HP combo. Get what u pay for I wouldn't recommend this product at all.

The keyboard could only be 3 or 4 feet from the computer tower or it wouldn't work. The connection or range was way too short. I would have had more mobility with a corded keyboard.

this is not a good wireless keyboard. I tired changing the batteries and it still had a delayed response time. ended up returning it and getting a logitech keyboard instead.

This Keyboard is not recommended. Need CAPS light so you will know when yur CAPS lock is on.

Disappointed with this purchase as it only works with Windows 10.

The keys stick very badly and I'll be purchasing a new key board soon

I purchased this for around $20 on sale at Best Buy to replace an older style Dell keyboard at the office. I am a developer, so I spend a good portion of my day typing code. I wanted a wireless keyboard that was very slim, had chicklet style keys and a normal key layout. I have not been disappointed at all. They key travel on this keyboard is great. It's very responsive and easy to type on. While they keyboard is plastic, it doesn't feel cheap. There is very little flex in the base and the keys are not overly mushy. It's not a mechanical keyboard feel, but it's much more rigid that a typical Logitech keyboard. It is somewhat similar to the feel of my ThinkPad X1 Carbon keyboard (which I love), perhaps not quite as good. For the price, I ended up purchasing a second one so that I could use it at home. I've only had these for about 4 months so far, but I haven't had to change any batteries yet. If they would offer a higher end version with back-lighting, I would definitely buy it.

Excellent keyboard with nice "feel". The key strokes are short with just a slight crispness. Not sloppy loose keys. The unit is light weight and the keys are spaced nicely. Works great with my Windows 10 laptop. Overall very good. The number pad has full size keys that are properly spaced out and not cramped tight. If you have to do number entry you will like the number keypad. The negatives: the Delete button is in a non-standard location immediately to the left of the "enter" button and NOT above the backspace key. Not a big deal but your finger memory will have to retrain on that one. The other negative is there isn't an "on/off" switch. The keyboard runs on two double AA batteries. Don't know how long it will last between battery replacements. Finally, there are no indicator lights for number lock / scroll; and no light indicating Caps lock. I didn't expect there would be. This is a fine unit and a good quality overall.

This is a great fit for a student desk, also the size is perfect for my hands as I use the numeric keypad a lot (The distance from the alpha keys to the numeric key on my previous keyboard was a bit of a stretch which strained my fingers) The key pressure is very light, which allows me to type at a faster pace. Set up was a breeze, the batteries were already loaded, so I just had to plug in the USB connector and connect. I also want to point out that the USB connector is a 5-link which means you can connect up to 5 wireless devices to one. Overall, this is a great buy. It's sleek, slim and functional. I would recommend this if you're looking for a basic wireless keyboard.

The wireless capabilities are great. Have owned some wireless keyboards over the years that have been very slow & lag. Have had no such problems with this model. Very nice keyboard for the price. Very pleased with this purchase.