Keyboard with Touchpad - Industrial IP68 Waterproof Rugged Silicone KBIKB107

Work's great

It is what I was looking for.... can get it completely wet, and the keys function perfectly! I didn't want a separate mouse, so I purchased this because of the built in trackpad. That's where it gets more complicated.I'll be honest, I was using this in a hot tub to tease friends about how I was enjoying my afternoon. Of course one cannot bring the laptop into the hot tub, so I thought this would be the perfect solution. And the keys work fantastically! No worries about that at all! A separate mouse would have been annoying, so hey, a waterproof track pad built in! So perfect! BUT, if you get a drop of water on the trackpad, it doesn't work so well, because it's registering the drop of water as where your finger is. I ended up having to wipe off the trackpad to get it to work.I still recommend this, but just remember that little caveat.

I really think it is a great keyboard. I like the size of it. I just like everything about it. I am glad I got it.

So far so good. Slightly compact and withstanding outdoor warehouse use so far.

Great waterproof keyboards. We use these in an industrial area where they are exposed to dust and the occasional spills.

For no clear reason the tilde (~) key is not in its usual position above the Tab key. As a result, the number keys above the letters are shifted over to the left of where they normally are relative to the letter keys (i.e. the number 5 is typically midway between the "R" and "T" keys, but here it is centered directly above the "R". It may seem like a small shift, but it's enough to really throw you off when trying to type numbers (you always end up pressing the number higher.That would seem to be mitigated by the presence of a number pad. But the keys on the number bad are much smaller than usual, making equally as awkward to use.

The rubber keypad is extremely hard to type and you have to press hard for the keypad to response. We bought the keyboard to be used for customer quick-entry station but the keyboard is so hard to be typed on, we end up not using it. Yes it is water resistant and you can spray sanitizer on it without any worries - but what is the use of a keyboard that you can't type on it normally? Yes, it is water resistant and functional keyboard/touchpad, just don't use it at place where there is a lot of typing.

Would give Godzilla carpal tunnel syndrome, the keys are so hard to type on. I returned it.