TRIXES Keyboard Mini Wired USB Key Board Slim Silver & White - Plug and Play - Compact and Durable - Suitable for PC, Computer, Apple Mac, Laptop, Windows etc

I have grown to appreciate laptop-style chiclet keyboards and this compact-sized board does a lot of things right. Someone knew what they were doing when designing it.1. It is an ANSI layout board, also known as US layout. ISO layout, also known as UK layout boards are heresy and this board scores a massive point for doing it right. You can type the pound sign using Alt+0163 combination, deal with it. One currency symbol isn't worth sacrificing a full, proper, international keyboard layout for it.2. It follows a Dell/Lenovo approach to arrow keys (same sizes) as opposed to Apple/HP/MS one (larger side keys). Having different sizes for left-right keys is, once again, heresy, and this board scores another solid point for doing it right. Bonus points for following the Dell logic for the FN-layout of PageUp/Down keys and Home/End keys so that I don't have to remember two different FN-sequences depending on whether I am at my desk or with my laptop in a meeting.3. It is wired. All our office-provided wireless keyboards are resting in a pile, because no one can be bothered to charge them. Wired is the way. Could be improved with a detachable cable.4. FN/Windows keys are in the right order. You'd be surprised how many compact keyboards out there get it wrong. This one gets it right.5. It's REALLY COMPACT. No massive frame around the keys, no space wasted. Nice.6. The font and icons used for keys is spot on. You'd be surprised how many compact keyboards out there use some horrendous MS Paint-drawn glyph for Fn/Windows keys. This keyboard uses very pleasant icons and fonts.7. Despite being a compact keyboard, still has functioning LEDs for Caps/Num/Scroll lock.8. Appropriate shape of keys. Lots of keyboards out there do silly things like completely round keys, or sharp edges on keys, or the keys where the middle is slightly elevated with a 1mm edge... no such nonsense here, thank god.So that is the long list of things it does right. The following are the things that could be done better:1. F11/F12 keys only accessible via FN. I don't know about you, but I use F11/F12 infinitely more frequently than PrintScr/NumLock and would prefer to have a proper F-keys row with PrintScr/NumLock only accessible via FN. I wouldn't mind having slightly shorter F-keys too, like on the Dell XPS series, to fit in the extra keys in the width.2. Detachable cable would be nice. I might just solder a micro-USB connector to it if I'm not too lazy next weekend.With these two things I wouldn't mind paying double the price for it and maybe stockpiling a few spares. The competitors, at least here on Amazon, are still struggling getting the first 8 points right. This keyboard is almost perfect. Get it.

I really like this keyboard. It’s small and compact for just what I need. Keys are nice to use and the keyboard is quite quiet and the keys do not have the loud clicking noise.However, the reason I have given it 4 stars is because the symbols do not match the keys they are assigned to. The @ sign is on the number 2 but it does the “ symbol instead. So when you press the “ symbol, it gives you the @ sign. It’s a little annoying but I can live with it.

Very good 👍

Avoid!!!! Many of the keys are in the wrong position making this product useless!!

Got this keyboard to replace one which met its demise at the hand of a spilled soda. It looked extremely similar to the one I broke, enough to make me think it was the same one coming from different sources. That's not the case. While this one is enough to get me by for now, the keys feel cheap and plastic-y, almost like they've used scrabble tiles, which are not set straight either, and I'm not sure it's entirely level.While it feels a little flimsy (I can actually bend it), it works, the response time is great and it's not too noisy and it's just the right size for me, I wouldn't recommend it as a primary keyboard if you're going to be doing a lot of work however.

There's some anomalies on the keyboard layout but once you've mastered that this is a great, compact, slim and tidy bit of kit. Very happy with it.

The keyboard lay out is USA I'm now informed and you have to set it USA in settings otherwise some of the function keys are in the wrong place, I had to message the supplier to find this out and I received a rather abrupt reply telling me it says that on the advert ... so I went to the AD and I couldn't see that information but there is a label on the box that say USB-A so perhaps that's it. The issue I have is some of the function keys are in a different place for example the # and @ and a few others probably no big deal I've just got to get used to it, if had known all this at the time of purchase I wouldn't have bought it. But if you're comfortable with these differences, it is a nice little keyboard. Another issue I have just noticed is the absence of a pound key only a dollar key is provided so I am now sad to say disappointed with it.

Only had this for a few days but am very pleased with it. I'm using it with a Linux-based Raspberry Pi with no problems; it's the US layout so you need to choose this in the keyboard settings, but that isn't difficult. The keys operate smoothly and quietly, it's slim and light but has rubber bumpers underneath so doesn't slide about on the desk. I wanted a mini-sized wired keyboard that would stand out easily from other black ones on the same desk and wouldn't suffer, like so many wireless ones, from Bluetooth connection problems and battery life, and this fits the bill perfectly without being expensive.