59€95
Keyboard that lived up to my expectations: quiet, flexible keys.
Flat, slim keyboard.
Product received within the time indicated (quickly).
In short, a perfect wired USB keyboard! I would recommend this product.
Very good product, good feel and quiet (my colleagues really appreciate it, as I'm very delicate with my keyboard)
Fairly long cable and good size
to replace a LOGITECH Illuminated Keyboard, I chose this reference for an office workstation running LMDE6 (linux mint debian edition). No problem, the configuration is well taken over. I'm very satisfied.
The keyboard is simple and pretty, and the membrane keys are very pleasant and fairly quiet.
But it's a real shame that the keys aren't backlit - they'd be perfect.
Surprising at first. But the flat design is very pleasant, and is said to be good for joint health. The keys and the weight of the keyboard also make typing a pleasure.
It's temperamental when it comes to being recognised by my computer on start-up, perhaps a problem with the USB port...
Tilt aficionados will find in the package small glides to stick under the keyboard, but in that case, there's no need to invest in a slim keyboard...
The position of the keyboard is rather unpleasant, impossible to tilt it a little, not very comfortable, in my humble opinion.
It is a good office keyboard - the keys have a great "bouncy" feel and are not noisy like a mechanical keyboard.
Fast, responsive typing. Ultra flat keyboard.
To be seen in time. Corresponds perfectly to my needs.
Can be temperamental when starting up the PC (inoperative) depending on the BIOS settings. I use the programmable keys every day and in particular the PAUSE key to put my computer to sleep (e.g. lunch break). I've been using the keyboard for a while now, but I'm not sure if it's a good one or not.
I had an excellent review of this keyboard and it has just proved to me that it is not as good as one might think. I am going to ask LDLC for a refund as I will be moving on to something else. I have doubts about the life of the key markings.
This keyboard is really nice to use.
I have to say that I agree with JeremyC about the marking of the keys. Lifetime ???
I am very pleased with the service and the quality of the product. I am very pleased with the quality of the product. The only problem is that I have the impression that the display on the keys are stickers. I have a friend who has the same keyboard (which is why I ordered this one) and I have the impression that his keys are laser marked. I don't know if the writing on my keys will last long.
It's a pity that it's not bright. It's the best keyboard of its kind for working with, in my opinion. The price is justified. The quality of the workmanship, comfort and typing speed are superior to what I have experienced with other brands of chicklets.
The keyboard is known by the pro brand so it is a very good product because of its strengths.
After several years of using mechanical keyboards, I wanted to try a chiclet keyboard. The result is that after 2 months of use I can't do without it, I have increased my writing speed and considerably reduced typing errors due to the wide spacing between the keys. It's a great value for money. I recommend it for office use.
I am very pleased with the product I received and have been using it for 2 months now. I've been using it for 2 months now and it takes a bit of getting used to the hard touch but once you get the hang of it, it's a joy.
The only downside would be that it feels messy and I'm not sure if the characters will stay printed on the keys for very long.
The delivery is top notch as always.
I'm getting out of another cherry keyboard, it was several years old but still works very well, the quality and reliability are excellent, I changed it because my setup is changing colour and going to black,
I've opted for another model, I'm looking for a change, it's very quiet with a short typing very typical macintosh, notice to the amateurs, or those who don't like gamers keyboards with their typewriter keys.
I removed half a star because the keys seem to be suspended above the keyboard (visible on the photos) and you can see the card between them, visually it's very aesthetic, but I'm afraid it's a nest of crumbs and dust, this keyboard is not sealed at all.
Nothing to say, this keyboard is worth its price for everyday office use.
It doesn't take up any space, everything falls under the fingers and is almost silent. Both users love it!
I was looking for a new chicklet keyboard, and I wanted to try something else than the Cherry Strait 3.0 I had until now. And for a similar price, I prefer this one! No extra space, a more standard layout, and the little LEDs directly on the keys (Shift, Num Lock, Scroll). The keyboard sits flat, there are no feet to tilt it, I thought I would get used to it in a few days, but it's instant.
I thought I'd get used to it in a few days, but in the end it's instantaneous. A few drawbacks (for the form): an LED for the INSERT key would have been nice, just to go all the way, and I would have preferred multimedia keys that were a little different (play/pause for example).
I would be very interested in a wireless version in the future.
This keyboard is just perfect, quiet, easy to type on with no misprints, it seems very robust (to be seen over time but considering its weight, I think it can last a long time)
I just got out of a Cherry KC 1000 which is cheap but catastrophic, squeaky plastic and a jammed entry button after 6 months of use (and I'm not a grunt)...
This one is much more expensive but mechanically it's nothing like it: the keys don't make (too much) noise, the pressure needed is between light and medium, and the key layout is quite standard (which is a challenge these days). I particularly appreciate the fact that the rather useless "multimedia" keys are discreetly placed above the number pad and just after F12.
It's still far from the comfort of a good laptop (like a Mac or Thinkpad) but it's very correct. So for the high price, I'm taking away one star.
Note that there are no usual feet at the back to tilt the keyboard. In fact, I don't need them (and I've used tilted keyboards for more than 20 years), I even think it's more ergonomic with my wrist rest.
