Large Print Backlit Keyboard, USB Wired Computer Keyboard, Full Size Keyboard with White Illuminated LED Compatible for Windows Desktop, Laptop, PC, Gaming, Black

This keyboard is an excellent and affordable high visibility keyboard. It has the same dimensions as my original 15 year old keyboard which means despite the very large printed letters, digits, and symbols on the keys, it takes up no more space than most standard keyboards. The adjustable illumination works very nicely, allowing one to adjust the brightness to suite the ambient lighting conditions and ones' personal preferences. It also has a number of useful keys/functions not ordinarily found on other keyboards. It is also very quiet when typing. And finally, it is a fair value here on amazon prime (which includes free shipping).

Searched for a different keyboard for a long time. Finally, this keyboard popped up. I didn't hesitate to purchase!!! The large letters are perfect, the typing is quiet and comfortable. At first you may find that the keys are a little far apart. It just takes using it for awhile as the keyboard I had was alot smaller and the keys were very close. LOVE the backlighting and the large letters and numbers. Also, you don't have to worry about batteries - just plug it in and go.......One review showed that the number 2@ key and the apostrophy/quote key were backwards. I have tried using these keys and they are right on my keyboard...

Even in a well lit room it is still bright, a beautiful example of how these keyboards should be made , easy on the eyes.I have tried a number of these and this is the first one that is as bright as the ad shows' it to be, big letters, very clear function keys, a real problem with all the others I tried but not this one, must of been a person that is struggling with vision issues of their own that designed or helped design this keyboard because it fulfills all of the requirements, only unless the person hoping to use this is nearly at the edge of a complete loss of sight and even then it would be better then using the other keyboards I have tried. Good job, whoever designed this.

TDLR: Bought this for 3 reasons. Backlighting, large font on keys, and hardwired. Overall, I feel it's a decent product, but it has plenty of places where it should be better for the price range it's in.PRO:Backlighting is good. Highest setting does not glare, but still bright enough for daytime use. Lowest setting is perfect for dark room. Large Font makes it easy to read for anyone who struggles with vision. also just looks comfy to me.everything is mapped out well. Function and brightness keys are on right side so they don't conflict with the more often used left alt and ctrl. never thought about that until I had it on this keyboard. Good forethought. Also lights for numpad/Caps/Scroll lock are all very visible and easy to see when on.Simple and easy to use. Hardwired is a plus for me: I get really tired of wifi or bluetooth keyboards that even being wireless still take up a USB slot (when all motherboards over the past 5-7 years have integral bluetooth), and even with that still lose connection regularly. I prefer cords for my keyboard and mouse.CON:Light button doesn't adjust light level: you have to press Function + PageUp/PageDwn. This combo can also turn off the light, so why the extra key? weird and needlessly duplicative. And the adjustment combo is listed nowhere on the keyboard like you would see other function options on other keyboards, so how is someone to figure that out?Keys are reasonably soft, but they have 90* edges and flat sides instead of sloped sides. Most keyboards slope the sides of the keys a bit so transitioning from one key to the next is a bit smoother. This ends up making the keys feel harder to press then other keyboards since your fingers catch on them if you drag a bit.Case has a reasonable weight to it, rear stands are solid, but the case feels a bit cheap at the edges. This may just be a personal choice, but the case design feels a bit like an afterthought. I've had cheaper keyboards that felt higher quality. This one has noticeable edges along the sides where the plastic pieces fit together. All around it gives off a "cheap keyboard" feel when it doesn't have to.Keys are louder than a softkey keyboard, but quieter than a full mechanical one. spacebar is noticeable louder than the other keys, enough that I'm noticing it after only 10m of typing and it's a bit irritating. This adds to the "cheap" feel. Feels cheaper than it's price point should reflect IMO.

As an older guy, my eyesight has gone (dare I say it) BAD. This keyboard hits all the marks:1. The keys are big2. The letters and numbers are big3. The keyboard is well and evenly lit. The upper left is a tinsy bit dimmer, but if you don'tknow where the ESC key is, perhaps you should't have a keyboard at all and should use voice-to-textinstead.4. it is reasonably quiet, although I really don't care about that at all and don't know why anyone would.5. The key action is positive, but if your looking for a deep throw, look elsewhere.

Bought for my mom's computer, Plug n play, simply unplug old keyboard and plug this one in. Much easier on her eyes and she loves that it lights up.

It's marvelous! I have a Ttesports lighted keyboard by Thermaltake and it was very difficult to read the letters because the light coming up out of the area under the letters overwhelmed the lighted letters. Plus it was big and bulky.This keyboard is the same size as a regular keyboard and the letters are big and clear even in a semi dark room. In a dark room with only the keyboard and the video display providing light it is beyond easy to see and not wonder if your hitting the I or the O key. Something I did a lot of with the Ttesports. Next payday I'm going to get a couple more of these.

Love how the key board lights up and there is a button to turn off the light if not needed