Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard, cimetech Compact Full Size Wireless Keyboard (Black)

It was a nice keyboard until it wasn't. The matt appearance looked cool with certain lights. It lasted only 4 months. What? I did charge it over night after it quit and the on light just flickers on, does not stay on. Sad.

Does just what it says, and well, zero problems. It is much thinner than I expected, very compact for a full sized board. For the money, this can't be beat. I wouldn't want to game on something this size and weight but for email and web browsing it's great.

fragile, cheap, the rubber bases peel off and it only works for a year, the multimedia keys activate themselves so it pauses your music or video player over and over again. The only good thing is that in a whole year I did not have to charge it. Now I'm going for a real keyboard like the logitech MX, these cheap Chinese things for professional work make no sense

After my keyboard breaking and being given an old, very noisy back-up, I decided to invest in my own and get a wireless one to make my desk less cluttered. This keyboard overall works wells and keeps up with my 100 words a minutes without missing any keystrokes or getting double strokes. The downsides I have is that it is not as quiet as I like and it's too thin with very low tilt so not ergonomically correct. The noise is not so loud that it distracts my co-works but is still somewhat noisy compared to some of the better brands i've used. The keyboard is extremely slim with very little tilt so i've had to purchase a small stand to keep it on so that I can keep my wrist pad and a tilt that doesn't hurt my wrists over long periods. I also have a constant issue of hitting the print screen button instead of the backspace due to the close design of the top keys but i'm hoping over time that is something I just get used too.

So, I have one of these and have used it for a few weeks, and although it's not a BAD keyboard ... it has quirks, hence 3 stars. The caps lock key sticks on. There's no consistent way to turn it OFF once it's on, as pressing it again ... turns it on? This is clearly a manufacturing defect. The keys next to the caps lock - mostly A, but sometimes Q and Z - sometimes don't type. Nothing has been spilled on this keyboard, and I keep a HEPA filter/air purifier tower in the room with my computer. I'd suggest buying it if you're on a severe budget, but otherwise, spring for something a little better.

The design is great and compact. Battery life is fantastic. My issue is that certain keys often times stick or don't type when pressed. It gets a little annoying having to slow down to press hard instead of typing normally.

I got this for my work from home set up and it is amazing. The battery life is fantastic and it saves battery by going into sleep mode after 5 seconds so it lasts and lasts. It's also small and light.

The keyboard has a nice feel when typing and it's quiet. Connects with no driver hassles and the battery life seems to last quite a while. Also, no lag on key presses or wake up.