15€95
Very fast delivery. Over-wrapping adapted to the product. No more polystyrene!
Keyboard very pleasant to use (you have to get used to the "Shift" instead of the usual arrow). Interesting design. Great value for money.
First power-up ok, the keypad lights up and the PC beeps, recognising the peripheral. A few lines are written to pass the identifier, then the LEDs start flashing erratically and...nothing! The keyboard stopped lighting up and my attempts to turn it back on were in vain. The race to the bottom quickly reaches its limits in electronics and this keyboard is no exception.
I've been using this model for ... I don't know, a very long time anyway and it was starting to show signs of weakness (very very slight) and so I'm replacing it with the same model which is perfectly suited to my use (classic not gamer).
So Ldlc was perfect in terms of delivery time, quality and packaging, except for the resistance of the packaging to break-in, a point I have already made about my ssd order.
However I would recommend the keyboard and Ldlc too.
Good product, good value for money, but the keyboard is very noisy. I recommend the LDLC site
Almost everything is in the title. Medium noisy, pleasant to the touch and responsive enough. As usual, I'll have to see how it goes over time, which is why the star is missing, but I can feel it.
Excellent product, fast delivery.
As usual, LDLC is all about quality and service.
I recommend LDLC.
Simple keyboard but very pleasant to use, soft keys. I am therefore very satisfied with this purchase
The keyboard feels very solid (for its price) and the typing is pleasant, the shape of the bottom keys is well thought out.
Even though it's a keyboard designed for office use, it's still possible to do gaming with it.
The only downside is that the keyboard is not completely silent:
The keyboard is not completely silent, but you can still hear the keys quite well.
For 14€ it does the job even better than some keyboards costing more than 100€.
op 5 stars is deserved and that kikoo gamer (pro) can go to .... :D
I like the soft and light touch, I use it for telecommuting and honestly, as long as it doesn't turn itself off (if it does in wired mode it happens) like the Bluestork I had before, it's a 10/10!
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The keyboard does what it is told to do, but the brackets on the back of the keyboard to raise it have already jumped several times within a few days of receipt.
The keyboard works well even if the "legs" to tilt it quickly broke... I cobbled together two pieces of wood glued together that do the trick.
However, less than a year after purchase and the keys are starting to fade.
I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to use it again, but I'm sure I'll be able to use it again and again. According to the after-sales service, the keys that fade are part of the "normal" wear of this very competitive product.
We don't all have the same notion of "normal", it's a shame...
The letters on some of the keys fade away when the keyboard is not yet one year old... so it will be unusable after 2 years.
The price is good, no problems with the operation, but the keys are a bit small for my big fingers.
I've been using it for a while now and it's a great tool for the office. I highly recommend it.
I bought this keyboard to replace the one in my office which was too noisy because it was an octopus.although it is better than the old one, I still find that this keyboard is not as quiet as I expected.Otherwise nothing to say, the typing is pleasant and the keyboard is very light and not too bulky.
Nothing to complain about. Simple keyboard but it does the job. Just have to see how it performs over time. The keys are much finer than what I had before and I appreciate that.
This keyboard works very well, it is indeed a bit noisy but for me it doesn't matter, I find it much better than laptop keyboards anyway...
I have been a customer of LDLC for many years and the keyboard is just as I expected.
Simple
Cheap
For the moment no worries
Ideal to avoid that the little one ruins the keyboard of the laptop
The keyboard is simple, feels solid, is well designed. Meets my expectations and as described.
keyboard adapted to my use (web, office)
received early February 2020, no negative comments since then
For the price, it is perfect. Good size, good finish. The typing feel is good, it's just a bit noisy. A very good buy.
I've been using it for both small office and gaming purposes and it's more than adequate for those purposes.
I bought this product for teleworking during a period of confinement and it completely meets my expectations.
Ergonomics are impeccable.
The click and relative firmness of its keys suits me very well. Its very affordable price makes it attractive and I recommend it without hesitation.
I give 8 because the info is misleading, this keyboard replaces an ultra flat keyboard is very quiet but unfortunately worn on 3 keys.
This one is certainly robust but absolutely not silent
very stable keyboard thanks to small anti-slip pads - very pleasant typing - no bouncing keys
Good keyboard, good ergonomics, good Logitech quality, just the typing is a bit noisy but it seems to be solid, especially for this price.
Received well packaged, as usual. I hate touch-sensitive keyboards, and this one, which is mechanical but doesn't need to be "poked" like the keyboards of yesteryear, is perfect for the use I make of it. And given my typing speed, over 50 words per minute, I need a powerful keyboard.
What do you expect from a keyboard?
Not to make too much noise, to do what is asked of it.
Unsurprisingly, that's the case here.
This keyboard seems to be robust and able to withstand any test.
It's not only recognized under windows but also on mac (to my surprise).
What more could you ask for. A classic, sober and cheap keyboard that will surely last for years.
I prefer thick keys to flat ones but whatever, I needed a simple and cheap keyboard.
At least it's not stuffed with lights and useless options that look cool at an unbelievable price.
I needed a keyboard for a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B running Raspbian connected to a TV, I chose this one which gives satisfaction, directly recognized. A low cost internet access for troubleshooting.
I didn't want something too expensive, but comfortable. The typing is pleasant, the touch of the keys correct. The LEDs for the indications of the lock keys practical. In short, for the price, nothing to complain about.
The typing, although noisy, is still pleasant.
No problems with Linux (which was not the case with two previously purchased mechanical keyboards).
Of course, to be seen in time (wear and tear).
Very good keyboard for the low price.
It is a very good wired keyboard.
I've been using it for over 5 years and have never had a problem. I have just given one as a gift and the person is delighted to have the numeric and shift lock lights back (they were using wireless).
The cord could have been longer, but it is still quite sufficient.
I would recommend it for office use, even intensive use.
I was looking to replace my keyboard after breaking (totally my fault) one of the two stands used to raise it, and I went back to the same Logitech product without hesitation.
The keyboard is solid, the typing is very pleasant, simple and efficient.
I recommend it.
Excellent value for money. Even for gaming, it's enough until you get the keyboard of your dreams, or even just as a back-up.
Otherwise, I have nothing special to say. Simple and basic.
Very nice touch.
Life span?... I have my doubts.
You have to fill in at 200 characters but I said everything I had to say in much less ;-)
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Simple, minimalist keyboard. Only the essential keys.
Works on Windows and MacOs.
Looks solid without being indestructible.
I type on it and find it comfortable to use.
It's hard to do better for this price, quite complete, but it could have more "consistency", a thicker plastic. I recommend this item, which you can buy with your eyes closed :)
I've been using it for a while now and it's not too expensive.
For me, there is no need to spend more on a keyboard.
I've been using it for a while now and it's a great tool for me to use.
I'm not sure if it's a good idea to get a backlight, but for the price, I think it's a bit much to ask for.
It is what I was looking for. A basic, solid, working keyboard. I hope to use it for many years to come.
It's the "old school" keyboard, suitable for work as well as for a family computer, or even for gamers who aren't interested in €100 keyboards from a sci-fi movie.
I regret however the lack of multimedia keys.
For the price it's a good deal. I often write with my PC (Word, Excel, internet) and I'm quite satisfied. It is with this article that I am writing to you. I recommend the item. I like the keys with clear French inscriptions (backspace, verr maj, enter).
It is a classic office keyboard, not too noisy when typing, adequate response time, do not hesitate to use a wrist rest for long data or text input sessions as the keyboard does not have one.
Thank you Logitech.
The keyboard is not very noisy and is quite pleasant to the touch.
Without being extraordinary, it does what is asked of it and can be used for a first setup where you don't want to invest in a higher-end keyboard.
Brave, solid, reliable, honest, brave and strong keyboard.
The keys work, are almost indestructible, with a classic "clack-clack" feel. The keyboard as it should be: serving its purpose.
Gaming use here, and even then it makes no mistakes.
Nothing to say, a lasting reference.
Very good keyboard, very pleasant, and above all with a very good quality/price ratio.
I had already bought the Logitech K200 business which had the multimedia keys as well, I regret that it is no longer in the catalogue but the K120 also does its job very well! It's comfortable and quiet to use, very good ergonomics. Good responsiveness for gaming too. It looks really robust, and as my K200 is still working after 5 years of intensive use, I think that this one must be of the same quality.
I'm not sure if it's the same as the k200, but I'm not sure if it's the same as the k200, but I'm not sure if it's the same as the k200. There are two windows keys: the first is the classic one between 'Left Ctrl' and 'Alt', and the second is between 'AltGr' and the application key. Does anyone know why they did this?
An excellent price/performance ratio for this basic keyboard. However, the mechanical keys are inevitably much noisier than a membrane keyboard. The keyboard lacks a few handy shortcuts that need to be manually configured, but for the price, it's still an efficient, no-frills keyboard.
For this price, I am very happy! I was hesitating with a backlit keyboard, with flat keys, but after all it was superfluous for what I would have done with it.
The keys are very pleasant, I found it easy to write, whereas I have always been used to the keyboard of my laptop.
I've only been using it for a few weeks now, so I'll have to wait and see!
