Review on Large Print Keys Azio Wireless Keyboard with Blue Color 🔍 Backlight, USB-RF Rechargeable 2.4gHz, Multimedia Productivity Hotkeys - Vision Series KB510W by Matt Hamilton

I liked it at first. Backlit keys with big letters were perfect for my aged eyes. The keyboard is a good size and even has a Windows context key, which I use sometimes, but it's gone from most newer keyboards. While others say the letters are worn out, I don't think this will be a problem for me as this thing is going in the trash once my replacement keyboard arrives. A few weeks ago, some of the keys started getting stuck in the down position, requiring either a hard press or the intervention of a butter knife to remove them. return to their "up" positions. The left shift key sometimes bumps into the shift lock key, making things especially awkward when you're trying to enter case-sensitive passwords. Other times, the Shift key doesn't work at all without a few hard presses to wake it up, which is especially frustrating when I'm typing long documents and need to go back and correct the letters that weren't capitalized correctly. The LEDs showing the status of NumLock, CapsLock, etc. are recessed so you can't see if they're on or off unless you lean over the indicators and look at the keyboard. My search for a decent backlit keyboard continues.