Rii RK907 Ultra-Slim Compact USB Wired Keyboard for Mac and PC,Windows 10/8 / 7 / Vista/XP (Black)…

It is a good keyboard, with all the keys in the right places, and full size, with full 104 keys, but compact borders, so more compact and light weight than others. It also draws very little power; the included specification say as little as 1.8V-4.2V and 15 mA, whereas others say 5V at 100 mA. It has worked perfectly for me. Note that I also bought one of the "Manhattan" brand keyboards at the same time, but the Manhattan brand has keys in unusual places and the \ key fails, so it makes the Rii keyboard look very good by comparison. The Rii was also one of the lowest cost USB keyboards I found, so that was better too!

Inexpensive, quiet, and a standard size for a keyboard. Only used it for a short time but I have no major complaints whatsoever. At most I'd like it to tilt up a bit more, but that's personal preference. Great replacement at a great price. Also, the cord is long enough to work with most desks, a big plus.EDIT: The more I use it, the more I notice quirks. The left shift key is tough and sticks a bit, but otherwise no other issues.

It does its job, and it does it pretty well. There are a few things I dislike though. The keys require a solid press to activate, and this can be annoying when hitting certain keys. I hit backspace and enter with my ring and pinkie fingers respectively, and sometimes I just fail to press them. The key rollover is also standard which hurts the gaming ability.A way you can test key rollover is by typing "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" while holding down both shift keys.HE QUIC BROWN OX UMP OVER HE Z OG.That's how this keyboard performs. Not great, would recommend a different one for gaming.It feels very plasticky when typing as well. It gets a huge plus from the multimedia controls at the top though, i didn't have them on my last keyboard and now i can never go back.Overall, it does its job with no frills.

My keyboard died. I can't think of anything else to say about that except I needed a new keyboard and fast. Living on a fixed income I naturally started looking at the least expensive models. Realize that the only things I know about keyboards are that they are based on the same old typewriter keys that have been around forever and some of them have 104 keys. That's it. So when I started shopping I skipped over anything that said,"Not as good as..." I didn't know anything about the one that it was being compared to so I didn't even try.I instantly fixated on this one. I really didn't care about the features. I just needed something that worked. Held my breath and placed the order.Amazon has never been able to deliver anything in two days so I didn't place much stock in the claim that it would be here the, "Next day." For that reason I was shocked when it arrived on my door step the next day. Brought it in and plugged it in. It did not work. Well, what did I expect?Reboot my computer and still not working. Despondently I started to get up and go eat dinner and as a last thought before leaving the room thought to turn off the power supply to the computer. Now I'm typing this review with the new keyboard.Why the story? I want to make sure you reboot when trying this or you will be disappointed like me.The keys on this one are silent and easy to push. The only difference is I have to push them a little bit farther but I can get used to that pretty quickly. Otherwise love it. Pretty good buy for $9.98. I'm rather proud of myself.

I have a MacBook Pro 2017. My keyboard suddenly stopped working, I have an adapter and connected to my laptop. This wired keyboard is perfect. Not issues. It’s just a keyboard. Lol. It started to work immediately with not issue. And it’s cheap too! So everything I needed, I’m pleased. :)

I purchased this for my son to use in fear of him breaking my more expensive keyboard. It works. No worries. I actually ordered another as a backup. If you don't care about keyboards, this is quite fine and worth the price.Im a bit picky, so there are some issues. The keys are not responsive. The overall keyboard is also laid out in such a way that your hand feels cramped and tired if typing fast for a while. My typing speed / WPM dramatically decreases on this.Overall, it works well for my son, and it's not poorly made or anything. It holds up well. Just not great for a gamer or someone who types a lot.

I used to have one of those gaming keyboards that lit up and the keys stuck out. Well, because the keys stuck out so much, I accidentally bumped the escape key with a mug of coffee and it would not re-attach and it also wouldn't work unless the key was attached to it.This is a wired keyboard so there is no delay to worry about. The keys don't pop out obnoxiously like gaming keyboards do so you don't have to worry about breaking it. I really like it and I use it for gaming. If only it had a key that instantly brought up the calculator app then it would be perfect.

It's a $10 keyboard, so I guess I can't ask for too darn much, but you get what you pay for with this beast. The keys have a "mushy" feel that makes them hard to type with. You really have to jam each one down to get it to register the press, and the more heavily you use them the more touchy they get. After only four or five months of purchase, my "W" key barely works at all. I'm a gamer, and "W" is my "move forward" key, so my character will just randomly stop running if I'm not forcing the button down with enough pressure. The mushy keys also make typing unnecessarily strenuous, and slow you down quite a bit due to unintentional errors from button presses not being registered properly.All in all, even for $10, this is not a good buy. I don't recommend it for much of anything.

Don't do gaming so no idea if good for that. Works well with other programs

Wonderful strong and durable

Plug and play works fine with Windows 10 device, connected via USB hub. But key labelling is US, not UK (e.g. " and @ transposed).

A cheap and not very cheerful keyboard, that has a lifeless feel and very limited key travel, which makes it a poor choice for gaming and long typing sessions. Just scraped 3 stars because it was cheap.

I am not fussy about keyboards at all, just wanted something cheap with 106 high-profile keys. For that purpose the Logitech K120 is slightly more expensive and perfect for the task.This keyboard is unpleasant and occasionally tricky to type with. Especially if you use a weaker finger (e.g. hitting shift with your pinky) on the edge of a key, it can be almost impossible to press down, it gets stuck.The font used on the keys is really ugly to look at, there is no hiding that this is a cheap keyboard.If you're looking for the absolute cheapest option and don't intend to type much then this will barely do the job. But I wouldn't recommend anyone buy this keyboard, go with Logitech.