Microsoft Keyboard, Wired 600 Black, UK Rohs Compliant: Yes - ANB-00006

No large left side shift key. Instead, it has a backslash key there, and the small shift key is small and further out. Every time you use the left shift, you end up hitting backslash. The product picture is not representative, nor is the picture on the box it comes in.

See the heading. You better remember where the keys are - A few months of use and they will all be blank Otherwise, this was a great keyboard but now useless. I did call Microsoft since it says it has a 3-year warranty. Well, guess what. This is considered normal wear and tear. Um, I think not. They used cheap decals or bad glue. Well, at least it was cheap but I would stick with a real name. Logitec, Dell, and HP keyboards have always lasted forever. I even have a Redreagon for gaming and that is fantastic.

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Gotta say this is probably my favourite gaming and typing keyboard ever - maybe even more so than mechanical keyboards (and I've tried lots)! First off I just want to say that I've been using mechanical keyboards a couple of years back - I own a Cherry MX Brown switch keyboard and used to have a Cherry MX Red one. I really like my mechanical keyboards, but sometimes I feel like the force you need to press down the keys and the noise made does take away from the experience. I have been trying out rubber dome switches in recent times - I have tried dozens of them. My preference is towards low profile keys that require very little force to press down, making really fast typing and gaming possible, but it also needs to give a satisfying force on each press down and be comfortable to use for extended periods of times. I first encountered this keyboard when I was working full-time as an office assistant, and I had one of these keyboards to use at my desk. I quickly fell in love with this keyboard and how easy it was to type on, as well as the extreme quietness of it. I went and got one for myself for use as a gaming keyboard and I really like almost everything about this keyboard. The keypresses are very quiet if you type with normal force, even if you type furiously it is still much quieter than mechanical keyboards. I can type really quickly on this keyboard, the keys go down very solidly and you know that you won't miss a key because the actuation point is exactly when the key starts to move down. Ergonomically, I really like the slight curve of the keys, it is subtle but you can really notice a difference to how you rest your hand on it. Makes long gaming/working sessions comfortable. My only slight gripe with it is the function keys. The smaller size of the F-keys along the top makes sure you won't press them by accident, and they are pretty satisfying to press, however there are a couple of games that use these keys (namely starcraft 2) and it does make it ever so slightly harder to press them. However it is still manageable as they are positioned well, you just need to get used to them having a different feel. Best thing of all is that this is one of the cheapest keyboards you can get - so even if the buttons wear down slightly after months of use, you can buy 10 or more of these for the price of a mechanical keyboard, so that's almost not an issue.

Buscaba un teclado con con el layout UK, aparte de barato, e tacto es suave, tiene una ligera curva en las teclas que lo hacen mas ergonómico. Y un pequeño plus es el botón en el teclado numérico para acceder a la calculadora es muy util

Bon produit, prix compétitif, connexion directe sur USB et pas de driver à charger car fonctionne directement. Quelques touches d'accès direct (calculatrice Windows, commandes haut parleur et lecture/pause visionneuse.

for a USB keyboard this is quite nice, the keys are well spaced, good feeling, the keyboard itself is not too lare with excess plastic around the edges which suits me.