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

Rock-bottom least expensive keyboard has been taking my abuse and keeps on going! I will buy another one when this one finally wears out from my heavy handed use and abuse!! Using this on a workhorse old computer which will not take bluetooth for some reason, so I'm still tethered to a USB cord. That's okay, it does just what I need it to do! In terms of touch sensitivity, it is not for the speed demon typist - it feels a little old school and requiring a lengthier keypress action, which, when the virtuoso typist is trying to dash off something very quickly may feel a little like walking through deep snow. Still, for the money, it's great!

Most people who use keyboards alot don't wanna spend $50 on a mechanical board each time. This for $10 is a steal. You can easily wear this thing out and get your money's worth. I have basically destroyed this thing and it still works perfect after months. Def recommend!

This is a functional keyboard. It has separate multi media keys but they are slightly small and too close to the F keys. So when you press on the volume keys you also hit the F key below it. The keys are very quiet but I'm not a fan of these keys, they are like mechanical keys. I just couldn't get used to them. I'm too used to the chiclet keys. The cord is too short, could be a foot longer. Otherwise it's a very good basic wired keyboard. Not sure how long it will continue working, I will keep this as a backup.

Not the very best I've ever used. A bit wonky in places as it's very laminate plastic, so if you have very smooth fingers or long fingernails, you may very well "miss" a key, as I've done several times. Having to go back and retype. Just takes time getting used to.

I use this for typing, and to control media. It's got rewind, ffwd, volume up and down, mute, stop, play/pause, and there's also a couple of other buttons (a 'home' and another one that I've set to open the calculator with Windows Power Toys). This keyboard basically has the same sort of 'hand feel' when typing as the k270, but without the little 'bump' at the bottom. I don't miss it and prefer the flat bottom of the Rii. Other than the k270 having that weird bulge, the distance between keys on the Rii and the size of the keys is basically identical, which is great since I don't need to readjust over a decade of muscle memory. Also, it's wired, so no more screwing around with batteries. It's light weight and fits on a mounted arm nicely. Also it says "Rii" above the up arrow, which reminds me of the old WRYYYYY meme, and that makes me chuckle.