CHERRY Stream Keyboard TKL Wired USB TenKeyLess Compact Version without Number Pad. Silent Keystroke. Ideal for Office and Industrial Use.

Finally, a worthy replacement for all things logi. I burn through at least three to four keyboards a year, mainly because the letters on the keys fade. I work a lot and am a heavy user; no games. The last one I purchased before Cherry cost more and lasted two months. That was the last straw; I had to find a brand that had no connection issues, worked at the BIOS level, with Windows 11, all my applications, and the letters stayed on the darn keyboard. Cherry has been outstanding. So far, no signs of the letters fading and no connection issues.

Amazing keyboard!!! I had the wireless one but that one has the keypad on the right and is too large to comfortably use a mouse for me. This one is perfect!

I actually happened across one of these at my office and at first didn’t notice what it was, but then after trying it was so compelled that I went home and immediately bought one.While this isn’t as fun as a full blown gaming/mechanical keyboard, the silent scissor switches are incredibly satisfying to use and typing on this keyboard is way more fun than typically slushy office keyboard. Huge upgrade and subtle at the same time.

Everything i'm saying is based on my experience, and preference, for the ThinkPad TrackPoint Keyboard II.. but that thing is over one hundred dollars now. I purchased this hoping for it to be a replacement, and while yes, it is decent it's not the same. There is more key travel height on these keys compared to lenovo switches so it feels a little slopping typing like tromping thru mud in over-sized galoshes. Still, much better key hieght than a normal keyboard. How do people type on these things? I've always preferred the actual keyboard on laptops compared to any external keyboard. Why is this so hard for a company to produce a tenkeyless low-profile scissor switch keyboard that is wired? that brings me to the next issue.. when i types, I want the keyboard directly in front of me, makes sense right? well with this 10-key add on on the right side, I'm always bumping my mouse into the right side of the keyboard; it feels too restricting of motion. But I will say, this smaller version is an improvement. But if you notice, it still does not center the keyboard when both of your hands are on it. What is that? why must keyboard jut out to the right, in the worst possible spot where the mouse needs to travel.anyway, this is the closest I've come in my quest, all the other one are wireless and flimsy. I just don't like wireless for a myriad of reasons.I'm giving this a rating of 4 stars. if they could produce a model where the keyboard is centered, which means.. drop all those other cursor keys.. scrool lock .. print screen, pause break? I've been using computers since early 90s and I don't think I've ever needed that other than printing an ascii file to my dot matrix printer.please "cherry" company, produce one more variant of this keyboard, drop the home, end page up page down, or combine it as half keys, like lenovo does.

I looked high and low for a "shorted keyboard" because I neded it to fit in a 19" rackmount drawer - NOT compact, or tiny, or itsy bitsy as I get getting hits for in my queries.the numpad was removed and thats it.The keys are low profile (NOT flat or membrane), Im sure there are many that will love these keys. I personally like tall noisy mechanical keys but thats a preference

100 times higher quality and better feel than any Logitech product and only $50 for the set. This is for the wireless Stream Comfort (has larger mouse).

The keys and keycaps feel incredible. I was looking for something with a key stroke and typing experience similar to what I get with my laptop. I have zero criticism towards the typing experience, maybe the keys are slightly heavy to depress, but I imagine that can be overcome with some time getting used to it.The reason I decided to return it was actually due to the size of the Ctlr, Alt, and Windows key on the left side of the keyboard. When playing games those keys being longer than normal makes using WASD and being able to easily hit the space bar a bit difficult with my thumb because the ALT key is where I would expect the edge of the space bar will be. As a result this causes the space bar to be shorter than what I'm used to with my other keyboards.For general typing and office use this keyboard should be excellent for anyone.

Great keyboard! I had been using wireless keyboards for years and finally got tired of having to frequently change the batteries when gaming. I decided to get this instead of a gaming keyboard and it has worked well for my purposes. I even accidentally dumped an entire cup of tea on it, immediately dried it out as best I could, anticipated having to buy a new one, plugged it back in after a few days, and it worked perfectly (except for the space bar which sticks a little now, but it still works)! Highly recommend!