Large Print Computer Keyboard | Visually Impaired Keyboard | High Contrast Black and White Keys Makes Typing Easy | Perfect for Seniors and Those Just Learning to Type

This is my second NUKLZ keyboard; the first one lasted well over a decade, thru two computers, and two apartment moves. Good quality item. I very much like the "sleep" button that does just that without having to "pull the plug", also the LARGER size ENTER key that's easier to catch with your little finger. I hope NUKLZ is still in business if this keyboard ever gets broken.

At 90 years old, my eyesight is not that good. This keyboard makes using my computer a pleasure. Reasonable price and easy to connect.

This was the right keyboard that I needed I have AMD and I tried the others with back lighting but did not work for me. So happy I got this keyboard it is perfect

This keyboard is perfectly fine. It has all of the keys "we" use daily and none of the special function keys we never use. I have always bought backlit keyboards because of my aging eyes. That expensive feature is no longer needed because the lettering on these keys is so large and so bright on the white background. The keys also furnish the loud clickity clack that so many of us love. It is a solid keyboard for a remarkably low price.I recommend

Edit: March 2025. My father said some of the keys on the keyboard weren't working. He spilled a drink on it apparently. He said he washed it off afterwards. *eyeroll*. Dead as a door nail after that. The price has gone up since I purchased it. I found the yellow keyboard for half the price, so I went with that one again instead.Price sensitivity guys. I will pay a little more for this one, but not double.Bought this for my aging parents who have trouble seeing the keys. I had previously purchased the "As Seen on TV" yellow/green one made by HDE. That keyboard lasted a long time, though the use of the keyboard was limited to pretty much just typing user names and passwords for the past few years. I used the old one myself the week before and was extremely frustrated at how i had to mash the shift key every time I needed to type a capital Letter.Just received the Nuklz version of the keyboard yesterday and am pretty satisfied so far. In comparison, the keyboard looks identical to the old one, other than the color being white instead of yellow/green depending on which batch you got. Spacing was the same, size of keys was identical. The keys seemed kinda "mushy" to me when typing on them, but this keyboard is not meant for a quick typist or to be your typical keyboard. It's meant for those who have trouble seeing, and are likely your peck peck 1 finger typers who have to find every key they need.For what is it is, it works great. I spent the extra $5 for the Nuklz because the HDE one had several complaints about the letters on the keys fading pretty quickly. I didn't have that problem other than the "E" key, but the hard pressing required was the end of that keyboard.

It was not what I was looking for. Returned.

The key's have black letters against a white background making it easier to read.

keys are not firm and the back space button is a bit small. Also the letter are big but the keys themselves are a bit small as well. Have problems hitting multiple keys on accident. Not the best for low vision people that are not great at using a keyboard.