X9 Wired Keyboard - Comfortable Typing - Ergonomic Full Size USB Keyboard with Wrist Rest, Number Pad, Multimedia and 114 Keys - External Computer Keyboard for Laptop, Desktop and Office PC

I'm using this keyboard at this moment as I write this review. I bought this item to replace a wireless keyboard that I was using with my office docking station. I never understood the appeal of a wireless keyboard for office use since its primary advantage would be its portability. However, this feature is often negated by the fact that the keyboard rarely moves anywhere else unless the user wanted to clean underneath it. Considering the disadvantages of having to deal with battery replacement, pairing issues, transceiver failures, etc., a USB cabled keyboard would ultimately make more sense.So far, I'm quite pleased with the overall quality and feel of the 114-key full-sized keyboard. The wrist rest provides a natural fit for the hand's thenar muscles when typing. It almost harkens back to the days when keyboards were more seriously regarded as a component to a workstation setup, as opposed to the cheap afterthoughts that one now finds inside the box purchased with a new computer. I highly recommend this item.

Love it & exactly what I wanted & needed. I recently bought a new all in one computer & it came with a keyboard but that keyboard was tiny. I saw this for sale on Prime Day & decided to give it a try. I'm happy I did! It's the size of a normal keyboard; you just plug it in & you're good to go. It has all the extra buttons too for when I stream or listen to music. Easy to use & set up; great quality & a value for your money.

I like this keyboard. The overall look is very appealing. The rounded corners are comfortable in touch and appearance. The wrist rest is very helpful. The bevel on each key in the first row is a great transition between the level of the wrist rest and the height of the other rows of keys. Most importantly, the action of each key is smooth, pleasant, and positive. So, what is my one reservation? Well, it has to do with the caps lock key. On many keyboards, the caps lock is separated from the A key by a gap (see first photo) . This tends to prevent unintentionally striking the caps lock. On many other keyboards, including this one, the caps lock key is wider and lacks the gap. For a good keyboarder, the wider key may be a benefit, making the caps lock easier to use. But for a poor keyboarder like me, I’m constantly hitting the wrong key and finding that I now hAVe extrA CaPs AMOng my lower cASE wordS. Nevertheless, I’m keeping the keyboard. It really is quite nice—and maybe it will compel me to become better at this activity.

I like the way the keyboard feels, but it's a bit loud. It reminds me of the desktop I had in the 90s. I've been using it for about a week. It works well so far.

Works as described. No more lagging as I've had from wireless keyboards.

Works as advertised, a full charge lasts a couple weeks (& I never switch it off)

It arrived as promised with good packaging. Worked as soon as plugged in. I had been using a Lenovo version of the old IBM 104 keyboard, and find this one has a different key "feel" (but still pretty good key movement and sound) and the keys seems closer because I often (really often) mis-type an adjacent key to the one desired. I don't relaly use all the multimedia keys. The key to open email is programmed to the MS Mail app....doesn't seem to be a way to change that default (same with calculator key and probably all the others). The instructions were weak...it would have been good to explain the function of all the icon keys. So far it is doing well....some reviewers don't like the sound, but I do. I much prefer the feel of this keyboard vs the newer style flat, low-motion keys.

This is great for the home office. I love the touch of the keys and how quickly you can type. It feels good to use all day and is sturdy for a keyboard. I would purchase this again if I needed to and would recommend to anyone that has to type most of the day.