The keyboard is great, but the space between some of the larger keys (Enter, Alt, Backspace, etc.) and the rest of the keyboard is not as snug as it would be on a laptop. The plastics of the keys themselves appear to be weak on the legs of the mechanism, and I don't only mean the difficulty of pressing (the vertical motion of the keys). It appears to wobble when pressed, and the motion can be felt when you press down on the key. Two different Claves agree that the space bar is the flimsiest…

Many complaints about instability to drinks. Can't confirm. Yes, I filled it with pomegranate juice; the keys did not seem to fail, but they began to stick mechanically: they were pressed harder and crawled out more slowly after pressing, so I decided to take it apart and clean it. Disassembling it is really long and a little nervous (during the first disassembly, you need to tear the plastic in several places), but it’s real and easy - it took me 4 hours, perhaps the experience in…

She served a little over a year. An incredibly embarrassing situation. This is the best keyboard for PC in terms of convenience that I have used. Typing on it is a pleasure, the key sounds are very pleasant. But unfortunately, I had to return to the old membrane ( Different pros: -Very nice key travel. After a cheap membrane keyboard, it was generally a buzz to use -Stylish design - USB ports on the keyboard itself (which I never used because they are 2.0) Got cons: -She's incredibly fragile…

Bought this three times. The first one died after getting tea on capslock. The second one was buggy right out of the box - an ultra-sensitive backspace, I gave it back to the sellers. The third died yesterday - when you press the keys, it shoots with a series of incomprehensible combinations of characters. Verdict: Nice keyboard with poor quality internals. I do not advise.

I have been using it for more than 6 years and I have not seen a more convenient keyboard for everyday work, although I had both high-quality membrane keyboards and mechanical ones.

The keyboard is for those who are "in the style of Apple" and typing with one finger, typing without looking is not a pleasant pleasure, any Mitsumi or classic Logitech keyboard for 300 is much more pleasant. I recommend the less "nice" but more pleasant to the hands Logitech UltraX Premium Got pros: Appearance, large left shift, USB hub, weight about a kilogram Different cons: The tactile sensations from typing are simply terrible, there is no elasticity of pressing, the backlash of the key…

Excellent slim keyboard for the money, very pleased with what I changed. The old one was terribly annoying. Got pros: 1 Small (and soft) key travel, like on laptops. 2 The keys are isolated from each other, not back to back. 3 High speed and convenience of test set (largely due to the first two points) 4 Good design 5 Very stable due to rubberized feet. I could move the old one to the side with my little finger, immediately have to lift and rearrange it with both hands, at first it was not…

and so the keyboard is very good, only Apple's keyboard is better, and if you want a keyboard in this style, then only this one. In general MUST HAVE I didn’t find any cons :) I’m already used to it, though out of habit I often get on a capslock instead of a shift (it’s chronic for me, so to speak XD) but 1 small minus but at the same time + the LEDs barely glow (+ they don’t blind in the eyes) (and minus that it’s hard to see if the caps are on or not) and by the way, you can’t connect the…

Got pros: I liked the design and the layout is normal (in contrast to the idiotic Logitech with a shortened left shift). Since it is wired, it is insensitive to radio interference and works until the OS is loaded. With wireless tormented. Its cons: The keys rattle with a metallic sound, I was counting on a quiet operation, compared to the previous Microsoft Designer, an order of magnitude worse. Still push hard. Doesn't work in keyboard ports (USB-1)

I chose the scissor of all membrane keyboards, because I wanted the feeling like in laptops. But I didn't get 100%. All the same, there is a difference with my Asus laptop. I mean, it's not that bad, but it's not. A little noisier, looser. But if I bought it again, I would still buy this one. And who doesn’t mind throwing another 1000r, you can watch COUGAR Vantar. The assembly is better there and there is a backlight.

Pros: The keyboard is like a laptop. Quiet clicks. The best combination of price and quality. Cons: The previous one lived for 3+ years, then phantom clicks and sticking began.

In general, the purchase is satisfied. This keyboard is quieter than my old Lenovo membrane keyboard, where I had to hit the keys a little harder to get a response. The A4 Tech has more pliable buttons. For the rattling of large keys took off one star. Has some pros: Comfortable stylish compact keyboard. Nothing extra. However, I was pleased with the presence of the Fn button - instead of the second Win (either it's luck, or new games have started). Got cons: The "space", "Enter" and "Shift"…

And now in more detail. I was looking for a keyboard according to the following parameters: chiclet, quiet, with a number pad. Each item was critical. It may seem that the apple creation is suitable, but their "peculiar" layout spoils all the raspberries. The choice fell on the A4Tech KV-300H. It is a pity that he did not listen to the unenthusiastic comments. Thoughts were such that such a price for such a brand should be supported by quality. Yeah, it wasn't there. So the keyboard has…

Used this model more than 10 years ago, still on a big computer. Then I switched to laptops and got used to compactness and a compromise in the location of the buttons (the only norms for clave on laptops are Lenovo). But how surprised I was when I saw this model in the store in 2022 and decided to try it. And here I am again on it and it's a complete thrill! I described all the advantages above, I can only add an indescribable feeling of pleasure when working with large amounts of text. I…

If you adapt to the keyboard and get used to pressing the keys to the end, then an excellent model for your money. But if the noise level is critical for you, then you should look for something else, not the quietest keyboard. On the contrary, I personally like the sonorous clatter of buttons, but at night you don’t really clack) Has pros: 1) Appearance 2) Compact 3) There are 2 USB ports 4) Price 5) Easy key travel Has cons: 1) The sensitivity is rather mediocre - the keys must be pressed to…

Regular keyboard with membrane keys. After dripping tea on it, it went out of order. I was very surprised, disassembled. And there, a piece of metal is screwed for weight and there is a gap between the membranes into which water enters. Dried it out but didn't help. This is the first time I see such a lousy keyboard. You can take the cheapest one and it will not be afraid of water. Of the pluses, the keys are just low, but this is not uncommon. Don't take it, you'll regret it like me. Even the…

With its pros: Very cool clave for its price. I bought it for myself and have been using it for 3-4 months. For those who are used to laptops, this keyboard will go with a bang. Its cons: When playing for more than 2 hours, the gap starts to creak, if you wait a little it stops (very weird shit)

Frankly, I did not expect this from A4Tech. There was far from one membrane keyboard from them and the quality there was impeccable. Here, there is a feeling that some kind of intermediary from unknown Chinese did it, and A4Tech only pasted their logo. I do not advise. Before that, there was a scissor keyboard from Logitech, which worked for more than 10 years, the quality in comparison with this one is heaven and earth. Too bad it's very hard to find these days.

Pros below: This is not the first and not the second year on such ones, I have already changed several (flooded). There is nothing better in this price range. The buttons are clear and pleasant. I did not notice any backlash and dependence on the pressure point, perhaps there are different factories. The keyboard itself is very heavy, as there is a full-size iron panel inside. Due to this, it slides a little on the table. Working on such a keyboard is just a pleasure. Not quiet, but for me it i

Now 08/17/2022 is still working properly (the keyboard is over 7 years old). I love this keyboard. Pros: Works flawlessly under the fingers of a programmer 8-12 hours a day for more than 5 years! (Three more familiar programmers have the same) The main keys are polished, but the characters are as good as new. Only spots were wiped down to black plastic in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe cursor keys, I never took it apart for cleaning. Comfortable and high quality. Has some cons: What are the…