HP USB Slim Business Keyboard

Standard OEM keyboard.

Perfect and heavy not a flimsy board

I love this keyboard and so does everyone around me! Especially when I have to WFH. I normally use a wireless Logitech keyboard which has always served me well, but I get a lot of comments about how I type so loudly. True, I’m a loud typer, but you wouldn’t know it with this HP Slim keyboard! It has all the functions of any keyboard. The spacing of keys is on point. And it’s QUIET! It was immediate plug and play, so it works instantly once plugged in by USB port. It’s definitely not a fancy ergonomic keyboard, so if you’re looking for that you won’t find it here, but again, it functions like a great keyboard and I think it’s a great investment for myself.

I guess I shouldn't complain too much--this keyboard was inexpensive and had all the features I wanted--wired USB, very basic with no extra media keys, no USB jacks, but no SO cheap that it wouldn't have a bit of durability. The keys are soft-touch, but not as refined as something like an Apple keyboard. It doesn't sit perfectly flat, in more than one way. First, when the back feet are stowed, there is a very slight incline, but it is actually flatter than many office keyboards I've used. The thing that really bugs me is that the 4 corners of the keyboard do not sit flush to the desk, so that when I type, the keyboard rocks. I will probably put a little shim under one corner to even it out, but even at this low price, it doesn't seem like I should have to do that.

The keyboard is slim in terms of thickness. Keys work fine so far. I can use it on my knees when i'm typing, and it's wide enough to make me comfortable. Hope it keeps on working. the other USB keyboard I had - after several months one of the keys started adding additional character, so I had to replace it.

Worked great with my HP desktop computer. Just plugged it in and it worked.

After being directed to take my company-issued laptop and work from home, I soon realized I needed a cheap keyboard for ergonomic purposes. The company's caveat is that I'm not allowed to plug in any peripherals that have additional ports/inputs.This keyboard fit the bill: positive reviews, inexpensive, wired USB, no additional ports. It arrived sooner than expected and worked right out of the box. I really enjoy its low, quiet keys (I'm a loud typer), slim profile, and the fact that I now have a number keypad. For those that care, the keys do NOT light up (I don't need them to as I type without looking at my fingers).Once I'm allowed to return to the office, I may connect this keyboard to my personal laptop - so far I like it that much.

It worked well for about 10 months. Now keys get stuck and need to check for typing errors