💻 Macally USB Wired Keyboard - Easy-to-Use Plug and Play Computer Keyboard for Laptop/Desktop - Slim 112 Key Layout with Numeric Keypad - 5ft Cable, Windows PC Compatible Review

Plug and play with Windows 10. Simple keyboard for those who just want a keyboard. The keys aren't entirely silent, a feature I find cute but might annoy others. Adjustable feet offer some customization options, but if you want an "ergonomic" keyboard then this is just a basic option.

I like the slim profile and tactile click of the keys and all the extra function keys for volume control, calculator etc which are extremely useful. I started with one for my desk at work and ended up getting a second one for my desk at home because I liked it so much. Definitely recommend this keyboard.

With COVID, learning has become remote. My son has a Chromebook, but it's pretty compact. The keyboard was annoying when typing. I bought this keyboard to help him. I like that it just plugs in and works. He LOVES it and is learning to type by feel. I have used it several times, it was pleasant to use.

You get what you pay for. The button gets stuck at times, but works well when you think about it. Definitely not a premium gaming keyboard, data entry keyboard, or productive typing keyboard. Ideal for general PC applications and test benches. Key sticking can be a bit annoying, but not so often that it's a big problem. Keys don't lie around for long and can still be used.

I bought this keyboard to replace the last one because all the letters and numbers were erased from it! This one is a little smaller and costs a little more than its predecessor, but unlike the latter at least, the printed letters and numbers on the keys are more durable and don't wear out. It's also very easy to install (just plug into a USB port) and no software download is required.

This keyboard feels so cheap and terrible. I can't believe they're selling their Macs as replacements for Apple's wired keyboard and number pad. but of course they are different keyboards so i don't know them but they are complete rubbish. They look cheap. They don't feel good. They're expensive. It's just hot junk. I would have a hard time getting past them. Get something better. If you need a replacement keyboard for testing/troubleshooting/building a PC, get the Inland Keyboard/Mouse Kit for

Shortly after I received this, within a few weeks, the characters quickly became repetitive no matter what program I was using. Suddenly the sign was repeated 20-30 times. Sometimes I had to press escape to stop it. It's not just letters and numbers, though. Sometimes it's the delete key. You are writing and suddenly notice that a paragraph is missing. I contacted Amazon and they reset me but that didn't help. They said the next step would be to contact the manufacturer about the warranty as…

I bought this keyboard as a backup in case I had to throw out one I was already using (it had a sticky key or two). Meanwhile, while this one was still in the box, my kid stepped and kicked on it and it was used as a platform to put toys down and bang on. Well the day finally came when I had to start using it (another keyboard was sunk into a strawberry PediaSure) and I was just certain it would come out of the box bent in the middle and possibly non-functional. Oh my! I was wrong, but I was…

I usually buy cheap $15 keyboards because my neurological disability often makes me clumsy which results in coffee, soda, water or whatever spilling on the keyboard. After taping another keyboard together with a soda spill, I decided on this keyboard based on reviews. I hadn't had it for two days when I spilled some baking soda on my keyboard. I liked this particular keyboard more than all the cheaper ones before. Since sticking on keyboards, I've learned how to take them apart, clean each key,