Rii RK907 USB Wired Keyboard Full Size Office Keyboard Compatible with Mac PC Tablet Windows Android Microsoft UK Layout

This keyboard is good value for money. There are no extra frills it is just a standard keyboard, but it seems well made and nothing has gone wrong with it so far. It plugged right in to a regular full size USB port and was recognised by both my linux and my mac. I'm sure there would be no issue with Windows eitherI use a keyboard a lot but I am reluctant to spend a lot on them. I have had other keyboards where there were keys missing and letters that rub off after a time. This not a problem here. The key action in smooth and fairly quiet. Its not as good as the more expensive keyboards, but perfectly fine for my use. I would definitely recommend for someone who wants a standard keyboard for use at home or office.

My Steelseries let me down when I ordered it. It has the cable under the keyboard with a little groove, that theoretically allows you to channel the cable, this has never worked properly and has always been wobbly when typing. So using a cheap keyboard like this has been such a relief. No longer have that wobble. Also although I like the Steelseries keys, these are really nice, so far, they feel nice and springy and I can rest my hands on the desk while typing.

Price was cheap, delivery was quick, it’s not a robust keyboard but gave me a quick and cheap solution at the time, will wait and see if it lasts

This is a really solid keyboard, it also types really quietly, which probably sounds odd, but it’s well made, and very good quality and value for money.

Good value, works nicely.

My trusty MS keyboard at home began missing two specific characters frequently when I typed...for a while I thought it was me being careless when I was typing, until I went through each key to test them out. Disassembly and thorough cleaning did not sort the problem so a new keyboard was needed.This was budget friendly and had good reviews so here we are...The key press 'action' on this keyboard is springy but soft and positive: you don't have to tap the keys very hard at all to get them to respond, unlike some other cheaper keyboards that you have to hit firmly and they then tend to clang and clack (this one is fairly quiet). Sadly that, aside of the good price, is where it stops being a keyboard that fully suits me.This keyboard is a bit too compact for me. There is no comfort 'frame' around the board, like you find on a host of other manufacturer's offerings - and I'm used to it being present - so this means I'll have to get used to my wrists bending at a slightly more acute angle...and this also means more pressure on my wrists as more of my hand makes contact the table surface. Obviously if you 'air type' (with your hands hovering over the keys and type) you don't have to worry about this. There is also the matter of the slightly smaller area of the keypad.The keypad width of is the same as my others, but the depth is approx 0.5 cm shorter - from top edge of F keys to bottom edge of space bar) than a lot of other keyboards. The F keys are full sized, unlike the F keys on my MS board which are smaller, and that means more room for the main keys. And there is no 'gutter' area (smaller raised button with a recessed rim around it) on the Caps lock key to prevent you accidentally hitting it with your little finger when hitting A or Shift keys. After years of using a MS board that has this gutter it's taking some getting used to...it a bit annoying but I'm getting there.For a stop gap this keyboard is absolutely fine however, but as I do a lot of typing I know I'll be looking for a replacement soon enough...probably a board shape and size that I am already more familiar with.

This keyboard has survived 2 years and 3 water spills which one of them just happened today, still working like it was brand new. Some keys have gotten worn out over time like the Shift key but that is due to heavy use more than anything else. Would highly recommend just for the fact it survived 3 water spills alone.

Very comfortable keyboard for touch typing. This was a very cheap keyboard bought in haste as it can be difficult to find the correct ANSI layout. However, the letters are just stuck on and some of the labels were starting to peel out of the box. I wasn't expecting much for the price anyway, and the keys themselves are very comfortable to type on and the Caps/Numeric lock lights are easy to see, which is another plus. I can't see it lasting long however which is a shame.