Geemarc USB Plug & Play Large Letter Wired Keyboard with Big White Letters - Suitable for People with Low Vision - 105 Large Keys Enhanced Layout - Black UK Version

Ist class keyboard ,approved by all the family and delivered next day,just amazing ! Plug in lead is quite long which probably makes it almost as good as a wireless keyboard if required to use it say a meter away from laptop. Another plus is it keeps my nose well away from the screen. Love it! Buy it!

I liked the font size.

A good clear keyboard - easy to read, not sure the characters on the keys will last as long as they say - cos there is already signs of wear - but it is a good keyboard :)

Although I agree with one of the other reviewers that it does seem a lot of money to pay for just a basic keyboard, but I have just ordered my second one. I do need the larger letters but more importantly, I like the simplicity and its smaller size. Who wants one of those bigger multi purpose keyboards full of buttons you are never going to use. I can assure you that unlike some of the comments made by other reviewers, you can see the letters very clearly and they are not stick on. Of course I do not expect the letters not to get worn off given time just like all my other keyboards, but they do look as though they might last a little longer. I certainly would not be buying another one if I didn't think it was worth the money.

What can I say - this is a low quality keyboard at a reasonable price, and it works as expected. I have not noticed any problems with it. Uses a membrane instead of micro-switches.

I Love this keyboard.....It works well and the keys are just the right size...not too big and not too small. This is my second one because I broke the first one by lifting out the space bar to clean under it. It was my fault as I am heavy handed. Take care if you do this.

Bought for a relative who is visually impaired. Delivered to their address but reasonably speedily so no problems there. This feels like the sort of generic cheap membrane keyboard that you get with budget PCs. Yes, the script is a bit larger than normal but other than that it’s a bog-standard keyboard. The pressure necessary to actuate the switches is very light - too light in my opinion for someone with a visual impairment who’s not going to be touch typing (in fact it’s just leading to mis-keying). The layout isn’t stock ISO either: the enter key isn’t the usual comma shape and the erase key is smaller than normal (to be fair this is visible in the photos). Construction is flimsy with an absence of any heft whatsoever and the keyboard can easily be flexed. For a fiver or so I wouldn’t be so critical but to charge GBP30.00 is a bit salty. Not recommended.

Half of the letter J print was missing and something loose is rattling around when I tilt the keyboard. Every key I've pressed has worked so far and the large print is very visible in low light. Can't be bothered to send it back for the faults but you'd think they'd be picked up during packing. Someone doesn't care too much about quality control.