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

Seems unusual these days. All I wanted was a keyboard with backlit keys, nothing fancy just something easier to see if I dim the lights a bit at night. The last two I tried were gaming keyboards, which ended up being nothing more than a display piece, emitting light from seemingly everywhere *except* the keycaps, contrary to what the pictures and descriptions might lead you to believe . Refreshingly, this one looks and works exactly as shown in the pictures. Even sitting fairly low in my chair,

I like the easy-to-read letters and backlight on this keyboard. However, by design, more and more keyboard keys would stick if the keys weren't pressed at the exact center of each key. This flawed design continued to deteriorate with use. After three months I was ready to throw it away and look for a new keyboard. In a last try, I pulled out all of the master keys and used a cotton swab and petroleum jelly to lubricate the slots that hold all of the keys. . Once I returned all the keys to their

Great keyboard. Ideal for people with visual impairments. It feels incredibly solid and the backlight works well with the big push. It's nice to have a choice of red, blue or purple. I find purple, which is more like pink, easier on the eye. This is the ONLY keyboard I've seen (in this price range) that has a FULL SIZE backspace key. If you've ever tried using a half-sized key, it can be annoying, especially when they place another key next to it, which is typical. ** IMPORTANT NOTE. Off button

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…

As others have noted, the rubberized keyboard cover attracts lint and dust. The adjustable fold out feet on the bottom don't affect the angle of the keyboard much, so I had to find some small rubber feet to attach to the back of the keyboard to get in a comfortable position. It's a bit noisy and the key response isn't great for fast typists (I usually type at 80-90 wpm), but your average typist won't notice. The keys are mostly flat without the concave shape of my previous keyboard, so as a…

This pup is back. I read the negative reviews (the only ones I can trust) but bought it anyway because the appeal of the backlit keycaps was so appealing and my vision wasn't that good. And it looked good for about 2-3 days. Then I started getting double or triple keystrokes for some of the keys that were pressed. Common, but not even 50% of the keys. however, enough to render the keyboard unusable. And sharpened his teeth in electronics at KeyTronics (manufacturer of high quality keyboards). I

Recently my Microsoft Sculpt keyboard started messing up keystrokes and stopped working at all so I had to replace it. I bought 3 keyboards each with VISIBILITY features, ended up with 2 of 3.1) The Logitech K800 Wireless Illuminated Keyboard is now my daily replacement for my Sculpt. I was looking for improved visibility in low light and Logitech has an interesting option that works. It has many reviews as a bestseller, mostly positive. I love the quality feel of this keyboard and the key…