Review on 💻 Lenovo Preferred Pro II USB Keyboard (4X30M86879) - Factory Sealed for USA, Black - Enhanced Typing Experience by Kandi Villanueva

There are a heck of a lot of full travel wired keyboards (PS/2 or USB) out there with the RIGHT key layout. No, I don't need island keys - I type with touch typing. I type A LOT. I need an accurate keyboard with good rollover support (unless you're a fast typist, you don't understand why that's important) and I want a WIRED keyboard because the lag on wireless keyboards drives me crazy. have a few good ones but nothing more. That seems to fit the bill. So far so good - I just got it, so only four stars as I can't speak to reliability yet, but in terms of the "N" key function, it's there, otherwise I would have known IMMEDIATELY, and the location and handling are good . This is a rubber dome, not a ratchet keyboard. If you're an avid keyboard player you'll understand the difference, but unfortunately Cherry ratchet switches just aren't found anymore unless you're entering a niche market (think the original IBM PC keyboards). NOISY; it's not like this. It's a flat layout, not bowl-shaped or curved. Curved doesn't work with my desk, which already has a palm rest on the keyboard drawer; I'd like to find a device with cups, but they're not woven; nobody makes them anymore. However. Still, the tactile feel is nice, travel is full and normal, and the cable is thankfully long enough to get to a desktop PC (through the back or cable duct) and possibly the floor next to you without an extension cord. That's a nice touch, too - most wired USB keyboards have awfully short cables, and even some PS/2-style keyboards have them too. size, real full-helicopters. I'll put another one in my closet in case these are no longer available. I recommend.