HP 150 Wired Keyboard - Full-Sized, Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - Silent-Touch Chiclet Keyboard - Ergonomic, Comfortable Design - USB Plug-and-Play Connectivity, LED Indicators (664R5AA, Black)

Works great. And great price.

I was searching for a silent keyboard to use for gaming, being tired of mechanicals. The previous Dell chiclet keyboard I was using of this same format had terrible ghosting issues, which led to me buying this one in hopes it would work well. It does! No ghosting while gaming, can hold W/A/S/D + Shift + spacebar while pressing other keys like C and V. I can't find any possible key combos that would cause problems with dropped inputs while playing anything, it all works great. Very flat, VERY quiet keystrokes, no ghosting, and incredibly cheap! Perfect!

Best keyboard I've ever used. Nice feel, perfect response. Put a couple of bottle caps to tilt it up at the back and the lack of a built-in stand won't be a problem.

Pretty much your standard cheap keyboard. Plug it in and it works without problems. Quiet compared to a mechanical keyboard, but hardly silent. Lightweight but stays where you put it. No back "lifter" feet. Feels durable-ish, probably good for at least a year. Annoyances: - Delete key is directly above the up-arrow key, like directly above it, and easy to press when arrowing around. - Homing nubs on F and J keys are tiny and easy to miss. - Some keys stick slightly because they rub against their holes. This might go away with time. - USB cable is a little short. Another foot would be better. Overall, it's fine, it will do. Won't miss it when it breaks. Would make for a good emergency backup keyboard.

Tried a $50 ‘silent’ keyboard that was just as loud as a basic keyboard. Decided to try this, as described, very quiet. So if quiet is what you are looking for, save yourself some money and buy this one.

First thing I noticed is that the keys for delete, insert, home, etc. and the print screen buttons are all in the wrong place. Function key too. But worse, this is not a comfortable keyboard to type on with spongy letters and a keyboard that has no tilt feet to raise the rear of the keyboard. It has it's own slight tilt and that's it. The length of the cord is just barely long enough to go from my keyboard to my PC, but not much more length. This is as cheaply made a keyboard as can be designed. I'd take the Dell or Microsoft standard keyboard over this any day and it's worth paying more - although those keyboards are the same price or less than this one.

Perfect for my at home office. I don’t like the bulky keyboards.

Exactly what I needed to replace my 7yr old keyboard