onn USB Computer Keyboard with 104-Keys, 5 ft Cable, Windows and Mac Compatible, Gray

Good quality for what you pay for it. I work from home so I type.. a LOT. I tend to go through a few keyboards a year. So far I am months in and this was is still working as good as day one. The cord is more than enough to give you the distance you may need. I have my computer sitting behind my monitor and the cord reaches with additional inches to spare if I wanted to rearrange. Works for both PC and Mac. I have used on both. Definitely would buy again in the future

I type heavily, wearing off the letters. I have to replace the keyboard fairly often. This keyboard needs brighter letters as I have trouble with reading them. Easy to plug in USB. I like this keyboard layout as I have used it for years. The height of the keys are not high enough.

Works OK but the letters, numbers and other identifying words and symbols on the individual keys are too faint and hard to read; especially in daylight when I don't have a desk lamp illuminating the keyboard from directly overhead. Probably not a problem for a touch typist but definitely a disadvantage for an index finger only hunt and peck typist like myself. Brighter decals on the keys would be better.

I ordered this keyboard on the same day delivery program through my Walmart app/website. It's a chicklet style and may be a slight problem for some touch typists because of the dimensions of the keys, and in particular their height. The keys protrude upward slightly higher than the deck of the keyboard and this creates a feel that increases the adjustment curve. I've been using a DasKeyboard mechanical German engineered Cherry switch keyboard for over 2 years now. That is a classic style keyboard with an IBM typewriter feel. Baby Boomers can understand this (like me). When moving onto a millennial chicklet key style keyboard be prepared for a slightly longer adjustment period. The quality of this ONN/Walmart keyboard is good and even though the keystrokes have a short travel they are quiet, and have a nice bounce. Of course, opinions vary. USB plug and play is a plus.

The middle Home/Pg Down section is 2x3 instead of 3x2, so my muscle memory for spacing is off when I switch from the 10 key to letters for typing. Came working and isn't bad if you just need a keyboard. My fault for not looking closely before purchasing. Target has a regular cheap keyboard for about the same price, so I'll probably get that instead.

The keyboard works fine...but the letters or symbols printed on the keys is so light that I can barely see them if the light is not shining directly on them or the room itself is not otherwise well-lit. And since I sit with my back to the one light in the room, I cannot tell you how many times I have had to start my typing over, due to typing the wrong letter/number/symbol. In fact, I actually took some of my wife's fingernail polish and dabbed some on the home keys (f and j) just so I could at least get my fingers on the home keys. It would have been a fine keyboard and well worth the cost EXCEPT FOR THAT. If the letters had been more visible, I would have thought I'd gotten an awesome deal. Alas, the keys do not have a good contrast between the letter on the key and the black key itself.

I got this mainly because I needed a new keyboard and I didn't want to spend a lot of money, thinking they are all basically the same. I was wrong. This keyboard is not very good. I spent so much time having to backspace and retype things because it wouldn't put in the spaces. And typing in general on the keys never felt smooth. Lesson learned.

I've bought this twice, and both times something has gone wrong. The last one had a faulty cord; this time, the number keys at the top stopped working. I didn't even get a full month of use. The price is OK if you need something right now while waiting for a replacement to come in, but do not buy it for regular use. You might as well consider it a disposable keyboard—good for only a couple of weeks.

I do NOT care for this keyboard. The key identification is barely visiable, being very dim, key identification is a very dull gray making them difficult to identify, response of keys is very delayed. Repeat letters/numbers/symbols difficult as speed is delayed, waiting for repeat choice to appear. Backspace is slow and delayed, also. Maybe okay for "hunt and peck" but don't plan of speedy typing. I am replacing this NEW keyboard I've only had a week because of the slow response of the keystrokes and dull key identification. Not worth the money I spent. Would NOT purchase again or recommend!

Where is minus 10 stars? This is not only the worst purchase I've made in 40 years of shopping at Walmart. If you're a touch typist, forget it. There is no space between the left function keys, so Caps Lock keeps toggling. The alphabet buttons are so close that you often hit two at once. There's very little space between the function keys on the right, so it's very easy to hit Enter and upload something instead of the delete you intended. If you need to look at the keys, you need a very bright light; the grey lettering is so dark that the keyboard looks totally black, making reading impossible. There is absolutely zero "ease of use." I've spent so much time cussing and apologizing to God, I'm pretty sure this keyboard will send me to straight to 🔥🔥🔥I will be giving this to someone I hate and trying again. Unfortunately, I was desperate. didn't have a backup keyboard and tossed the box. You can BET that will never happen again. Talk about frustration over load.