HP Pavilion Wireless Keyboard 600: A Highly Efficient 4Ce98Aa#Abl Solution Review

Admittedly I'm a keyboard snob. I like the flat keys, no wobbly keys and nice sound when typing (I hate old clicky keyboards). like any other than this, but was not sold separately (only came with the purchase of a computer). So I was glad when I could find it online! This is a real goldilocks of keyboards. I highly recommend this product!

so i bought this for my laptop and it works very well. The buttons feel very light. However, I'm only giving it 4 stars because of the packaging. The cardboard holding the keyboard was taped to the inside of the box, making it very difficult to remove the keyboard. Then the supplied WLAN USB stick was placed under the battery. It was impossible to remove, I had to rip the box to get to it. Otherwise a great keyboard. Oh, and there's no power button. So as soon as you put in the batteries and…

I bought this in early 2019, now in January 2020 I would not buy this wireless keyboard anymore. My keyboard is about 3 feet from the PC and needs to be placed in a specific spot on my desk to function properly. For example, if I want to type the word "Hi" and the keyboard is moved just a few inches out of place, the keyboard writes "heeeeeelo" and I have to move the keyboard to a certain range before it can type. the usual fashion again. Overall the keyboard is good but as it has become less…

First of all I LOVE the soft click. That's why I bought it in the first place. I don't like the loud clicking of most keyboards. Also, I have to say that this keyboard has some of the dumbest design decisions ever made on a keyboard. I read about the fn lock issue but figured it wasn't a big deal as my bios can flip the fn keys. NO! OK. As a programmer, I use function keys all the time. And the only multimedia keys I ever use are volume keys. So AutoHotKeys comes to the rescue to exchange keys.