HP 4Ce98Aa#Abl Pavilion Wireless Keyboard 600

For regular every day office use, this is a great keyboard. The keyboard switches don't make loud noises yet do have a satisfying, laptop-feel for the user. It is also very lightweight and easy to move around the desk. No set-up required, just plug in USB + batteries in the back of keyboard and you're good to go.

I am admittedly a keyboard snob. I like low profile keys, no wiggly keys, and a satisfying sound when you type (I hate old clacky sounding keyboards.) On the hunt for the perfect keyboard, I went to best buy to try out every single keyboard and I didn't like any, except this one, but was not available for separate purchase (only came with purchase of a computer). So I was glad when I was able to find it online! It is the truly the goldilocks of keyboards. I would highly recommend this product!

I LOVE this keyboard!! It's lightweight and perfect. The size of it is also great. I love the feel of the keyboard when typing. It's not like other keyboards where you have to hit hard. A light tap does it.

Fn keys are locked so for me it was unusable, otherwise it's the best keyboard I used. Very silent and nice. Keys are ultra low profile and smooth. I'm returning it but finding solid alternative will be challenging. Not sure why HP decided to go this way and wouldn't even allow you to reverse that.

Love this wireless keyboard. It’s the second one I’ve purchased. Now I have one at work and home. Love the lock button, no more control/alt/delete to lock. And unlike other wireless keyboards this one has a light to tell you caps lock is on. And the numb lock is always on! It’s also sleek and works perfectly with my Dell.

The keyboard has a nice light feel and seems quite sturdy. I use it attached to a lapboard with my mouse and HDMI my laptop to a 75" flatscreen. Very comfy for doing CAD and other apps.

First, I LOVE the soft click of this. It's the reason I bought it in the first place. I do not like the loud clicks of most keyboards. Aside from that, I have to say, this keyboard has some of the dumbest design decisions ever in a keyboard. I read about the Fn lock issue, but I thought it would be no big deal since my BIOS can reverse Fn keys. NOPE! Ok. I use the function keys all the time as a programmer. And the only media keys I ever use are the volume ones. So, AutoHotKeys to the rescue to reverse the keys. Except not F7 and F8. Can't figure out the brightness stuff. Another brilliant person elsewhere simply taped the fn key down. Problem solved! NOT! Who in their right mind maps a fn key to Right-shift to be a pause. Ever try to enter your password with one of those special keys, like exclamation point without the right-shift button? STUPID, STUPID, STUPID. Oh, yeah, I tried to disable the Pause in AutoHotkeys because I never use that, but guess what? AutoHotKeys doesn't work on the Lock Screen. What a comedy of really dumb design decisions.Except for the soft-click, this is the WORST KEYBOARD EVER. Waste of money. If you like things reversed without any way whatsoever to change it, go for it, but, buyer beware. There is NO WAY AT ALL to do Fn lock. None of the tricks out there work.Now I have to go spend MORE money for a keyboard that makes sense. Ugh.

I'm a Mac user at home and a Windows user at work. I have always loved my Mac keyboard far more than any wireless ones I could use for work. Well, I finally found one and I love it! If you like Apple keyboards, this is for you. It's quiet, compact, and easy to use.