Quiet USB Multimedia Keyboard with Low Profile Chiclet Keys, Number Pad, Spill-Resistant - For Desktop and Laptop

It came the same day! My old keyboard had keys that weren't working. This keyboard is wonderful.Really quiet and it supposed to be waterproof which I need since I tend to drink coffee while I write andI spill!!!!! Thanks

This is probably the first keyboard I ever bought that is truly quiet, silent keyboard. super quiet, almost no noise at all. There are a couple problems, maybe just me. 1st, function keys are a little too close to the next row of number/special characters keys. Very easy to accidentally press a function key, especially above backspace is calculator key. It's so easy to constantly press on that calculator key. 2nd, it requires a bit of strength to press on a key, sort of like a bit sticky, not like very easy, very light touch. It does prevents accidental key press, but also may cause missing key press since it's a little sticky, I may not notice that I didn't actually press down the key, especially when I'm typing very fast. Overall, this is a very great keyboard. If you are looking for a silent keyboard, this is the one.After using it for a while, I found it has a little serious problem. All keycaps are flat and slippery, too smooth, actually easy to press two adjacent keys. Another annoying problem is Fn keys are too close to keys below, the calculator key is so easy to be pressed accidentally, very annoying, Usually Fn keys are divided into several groups, 4 keys a group, but this keyboard has all Fn keys in one row without any separation, difficult to find certain Fn key.Although it IS super quiet, but its drawbacks is bigger than benifits. I wouldn't recommend it til it is improved. Key caps should be a little concave and surface not very smooth/slippery, Fn keys should be divided into four groups like traditional keyboard, and be separated from keys below. I don't dislike the calculator key if it's far away from other keys.On top of numpad, there's a sleep key. I truelly don't understand why design this key. I've accidentally pressed on that key many times, making computer suddenly go out while working, it's so annoying. I think that key is more harmful than any usefulness.But to be honest, these similar quite keyboards all have a big problem. They never be close to Apple keyboard(2007). That is, typing on that keyboard is crispy and easy. While this and other silent keyboards require a bit of force to press down keys though not very much, giving me a feeling of walking in mud, lagging and fear that I missed a key press so I have to type slowly to make sure I didn't miss anything.

it's very quiet and feels like a laptop keyboard, as promised.the only issue i have with it so far is that the function keys are so close to the numbers that i keep accidentally hitting them and pulling up my calculator...

I have been using this for years. Had to upgrade to a computer that would take the latest operating system, and am really glad I can keep using this familiar, comfortable keyboard.

Does the job, it is very quiet and very affordable.

work excellent

To be honest, this is the BEST quiet keyboard I have ever bought. I have been on the hunt for a quiet keyboard for so long. Of course there are many that market themselves as such, but I'm pretty picky with quiet keys and it's hard to explain what I'm EXACTLY looking for. I have bought a few off amazon, but none of them are as good as this one. Some say quiet, but it's not that quiet. Or it is, but after a while, the switches will become worn (perhaps) and it becomes very loud clicks.This keyboard feels very good. It has a nice weight to it (of course, not THAT HEAVY, but heavier than my other keyboards) that is very good for the price.Good size, keys are good size. I don't feel the keyboard is overly large or small. There are some that you cant really tell the size until you have it in front of you and then I have to get used to the sizing. Not a big deal, but in the beginning it is slightly annoying that there are more typos than usual.Everything about this keyboard is perfect and I am very excited to keep using this to see how long it lasts, because if it lasts a good while, I WILL 100% purchase this again.HOWEVER, the one flaw for me is the sleep (moon) key above the - on the number pad. It is enough for me to make this a three star review. The fact this keyboard is perfect, but I have hit that key a few times already. Not too big of a deal, EXCEPT it directly affects my work. My job deals with numbers and I use the number pad every day. I believe I would be in the minority, using number pad and also sometimes I will have long nails (tbh, not very long even). But, when I do hit the sleep button, it pretty much causes my software to "malfunction/error", where when I log back into the computer (the sign in screen of a microsoft computer), the software is still signed in, but once i press anything on the software it causes a malfunction and I have to force quit. This software is not like Word where it auto saves and actually, what I'm working on, you can't save until you type EVERYTHING. So I have had to start over my work multiple times already. And unfortunately the software does NOT save anything you're working on. It's very frustrating. The fact this is the perfect keyboard, but the one flaw makes me lose all of my work...If this company ever makes or remakes this keyboard WITHOUT the sleep key above the - on the number pad, I will be the first in line to buy. I would say the best placement for the four "shortcut keys" above the number pad would be (from left to right)= sleep, monitor, refresh, and search. DO NOT put the SLEEP and REFRESH key as the last key above the -. Imagine you're trying to submit an application online that says do not refresh the page... that gives me just about the same anxiety as having the sleep button there and losing all my work. I pressed the search key (magnifying glass) on a web page and just on my computer, and it just brings up a search page on the web or the search bar on my taskbar. No problems with that. *Obviously those people who don't lose their work or lose much of anything when pressing the sleep button, won't really care about it being there.I just thought I would share how I use the keyboard. The pros and cons. There are multiple pros. And only ONE con for me, but like I said, it makes me lose all my work. I have pretty good accuracy while looking and not looking at the keyboard (and don't say that I'm just too confident about my typing abilities, I literally know people who look at the keyboard and still accidentally press the wrong keys; I have seen it).This is my longest review in amazon history, but i really like this keyboard. Right now, I would say I press it maybe less than 10 times in a 5 day work week, but if you think about it that I might possibly lose what I'm working on and it's not saved... I already recommended to some people, but if they have the same typing habits as I do, I'm not sure how much they would be able to withstand that sleep button.If you ever do make/remake/redesign those keys, let me know, i'll repurchase. 100% truth.

I have my desk in the living area and my husband had complained about the clacking of my key board but not anymore!