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THis keyboard is slightly weighty which was what I was looking for. The keys are very 'click-clack' if you know what I mean. They are solid, firm and reliable.Having used this keyboard for a couple of months and had no issues, I felt it was a time to review.The media keys work (Linux mint & Windows 10 tested), the alphabets haven't worn off or anything, the keys are still properly springy and the angle of it's stilts is perfect for my hands.I haven't been able to fault it and quite enjoy using it. I spent a lot of time looking for a keyboard like this, where the keys are flat, evenly spaced and not trying to 'suit' my hands. It's the best keyboard I've owned for typing because it is so simply spaced and uncomplicated. None of the ctrl or alt keys are oddly chaped, or oddly lengthened like a lot of manufcturers seem to do now. It is symmetrical in good measure.A very excellent keyboard.

This is a good keyboard, easy to set up. It is quite a small keyboard in size, though it has all they keys. The only area which takes getting used to is that the Enter key is smaller, not a double height (the # key gets in the way). Hence 4 stars, not 5.

I was a bit surprised at how small this keyboard is, but actually it looks quite neat, and what is all that extra plastic for anyway on a conventional keyboard? Everything seems the same size, it is just more compact with no plastic edging for your wrists.Second thing, I have only just unpacked and plugged in, it does make a strange noise when typing. But it doesn't bother me (right now) The keyboard makes a nice sort of old fashioned sound, it's the space bar that clunks on moving up.I'll give it five stars as it's nice and compact, and very good value for money.

Had this keyboard for 10-11 months now. No issues at all. I prefer the slightly softer key presses over a mechanical keyboard so it is perfect for me. Seems durable enough but if it starts breaking anytime soon it's cheap enough that that doesn't matter.

I spend most of may day and many evenings working. I find this keyboard comfortable and not in the least bit tiring.As you'd expect it worked first time and I find it easy to type really quickly.It's not wireless of course - it's cabled via USB. This was essential for me, as my computer is locked down from a security perspective.So if you need a USB keyboard, I can recommend this one.

The media could not be loaded. This is the first time I buy a keyboard online, and I was quite fearful as the smallest things can quickly become frustrating and annoying when you have to use it for 8h/day on a daily basis to work! However, I am pretty happy with it. It is not the most silent - in fact, the keys do make a slight noise when pressed (almost as if it is halfway between a mechanical and a "normal" keyboard). I don't really mind it, but check the attached vid if want to hear it before making a decision. Apart from that, I find the keyboard to be very responsive and the keys have a nice/comfortable touch to them. Great quality/price ratio.

I liked it because for once the keys had white lettering you could see stand out.

I needed a basic, easy to use keyboard to run off a tablet and make home-working easier. This did the trick. Plugged in and off I went! Really nice to use; slim-line but full sized keyboard, lightweight and easy to move around.