Wired USB Keyboard, Comfortable Quiet Chocolate Keys, Durable Ultra-Slim Wired Computer Keyboard, QWERTY Layout for PC, Windows 11/10/8/7, KB1430 - Pink

This is a great alternative for the all-black standard keyboards. i recommend this product.

I haad one that missseedd lettteerrs, noww i haave one that aaddds leettteers LOL

I bought this keyboard on September 12, 2019. I've really enjoyed this keyboard, but after about six months of using it, the letter "D" rubbed off. I tried using a sharpie marker to write a "D" again, but that rubbed off too. Then today, 3 months short of having the keyboard for four years, the ALT key snapped off and can't be fixed. Otherwise, it's been a good keyboard. Now I need to buy a new one, as I use the ALT key.

Bought this keyboard for work live the color. It is very quiet when typing and the buttons are easy to push. Very smooth typing and again it is very quiet.

It’s a little hard to type on it with the keyboard cover on. You can take the cover off but then it’s noisier. Overall, very nice though. It’s slim and the green color is cute.

I WFH and have used this keyboard 40+ hours/week for just over 2 years. It's is quiet (great for Zoom/WebEx/Teams meetings), low profile, compact and works wonderfully! I have even had to splice the cable after kittens chewed it 3 times before I got cable covers LOL My only complaint - and right now this is a biggie for me - You cannot purchase a replacement silicone cover from the manufacturer. I emailed and asked bFRIENDit. Nope, not available. I scrolled through 20 pages of silicone PC keyboard covers on here today - none of them will fit this keyboard and I don't want one of those covers that looks like a shower cap. I have holes on the E, S, A and soon the left shift key. I'm debating whether to purchase another keyboard from this manuf, or just find a known brand-name that I can get replacement covers for. Time will tell...

Short story: good, old-Mac-keyboard style like keyboard for PCs, but not as refined or accurate as the old Mac keyboard.Long story: I've been searching for a good, full-size "chicklet" style keyboard for my home use. I've been a touch typist for nearly 30 years, and am a professional computer programmer (for over 25). After using various laptops with that style keyboard, I realized they were much easier to type on - shorter travel, less resistance, much less effort for typing, and the only reason I did not enjoy using them was the placement of other than the alphabetic keys - like control, alt, delete, backspace, the arrow keys, etc.At work I was able to get an older Mac style keyboard - the nice, WIRED, brushed aluminum ones. They work great on the PC, for the record. I wanted something like that for my home use, but the only ones here that fit the bill (full size wired) are the old ones - and they pretty much start at around $100 for a decent used one here on Amazon.I keep mentioning "wired" here, and I want to explain that every wireless keyboard I've used has had too many key presses dropping out when I really get going; I also don't like the thought of replacing batteries, or running out of charge when I'm in the middle of something.I've tried a few different keyboards from various companies (including Kensington and Dell), and while they are OK, nothing comes close to that old Mac keyboard. The Kensington came the closest to what I wanted, but some of the keys felt cheap - the spacebar made noises, especially when hitting to the side.I know I can get new Mac keyboards, but they are all wireless, as far as I can tell. I also have seen the Microsoft Surfacebook keyboard, and it looks spectacular, but it's also wireless and I've also heard some reviewers with the same complaints I have - key dropouts. It's also over $100 (around $100 on sale from some third party sellers).So here's the deal with this keyboard... aesthetically, it's nowhere near the Mac keyboard. I got the silver color one, but it's plastic, and not quite as thin as the Mac keyboard. I can live with that - after all, we're talking about a new keyboard that costs $100 than a used Mac one I'm comparing it too; it doesn't affect typing, which is my primary concern.They keys are more of a hard plastic than the Mac keyboard, which feels like the keys are more of a hard rubber. The difference is how grippy the keys are for your fingers... I hit a key on the Mac keyboard, and my finger doesn't slip the way it does on this keyboard. The key placement is nearly identical - it's essentially the perfect full size keyboard key placement.Now... for a wired keyboard, I feel like I get a serious amount of dropped keys. Perhaps I'm not hitting the keys dead center; I don't know, but I can tell you I'm hitting all the keys as I'm typing, and coming up short on the output. I've been living with it for about a week, but I think I am going to bite the bullet and shell out the $100+ for an old Mac keyboard, and hope that some PC peripheral manufacturer comes up with something close by the time it wears out.

I purchased this Christmas Day 2020 - I work from home part time and use it five hours a day, 4 days a week. I love how quiet it is - it is the quietest keyboard I’ve owned and this is the most important feature to me. Some of the letters have faded off completely and the F1 key has come off and will not pop back in place. I’m still hesitating to buy another because I just really like mine so much and it still works perfect.

When I read about this keyboard I thought "This is it" - a nicely designed and quiet office keyboard. When it arrived, it was pure joy to unpack and connect it to my machine. And then hell broke loose. This keyboard, at least the unit I received, was unusable. Even the gentlest keystrokes randomly produced multiple characters and spaces, ranging from "ttwooo ttto fourr in a rowww". My sentences looked like taken from experimental prose or poetry, which from the artistic point of view might be deeply satisfying, but I bought this keyboard for more mundane tasks such as office work and the like. I guess you get what you pay for. Undoubtedly, some units may work correctly, but mine was not. Since it is an import, I could not replace it and had to return it.

I was hunting for a quiet keyboard and found a reference to this one - I am glad I got it - it's very, very quiet and it has a nice solid feeling to it.I haven't used the super expensive quiet keyboards, so I can't compare to them, but I can say that compared to my work Lenovo keyboard and my home Microsoft wired 600, it is a fraction of the noise.You can definitely hear the keys when you press them, but it sounds muted.I have a feeling that the rest of the family will be buying this soon.

It makes typing very comfortable and its design is nice.

I've had this for a few weeks now. looks great, works great. thanks!

Great keyboard. Feels very rigid and durable.