Large Key Large Print Lower Case Coloured Kids Keyboard USB Connector

My Grandson (4 years old) loves this - I can see we are going to get a number of years of use out of it. First reaction , it is bigger than I thought it would be - this is not necessarily as bad thing - the letters are all in lower case on the keyboard (which obviously normally they are not - which was causing some confusion - as schools teach phonics using lower case letters first) So its functionality is spot on!So easy to start using - just plug in and go - no added complications. I also bought the mouse that is advertised alongside itThe keyboard is built for purpose - I can't see it becoming damaged very easily .I would highly recommend this keyboard to others

The media could not be loaded. My teenage son has moderate learning disabilities, so after struggling to use a standard keyboard for many years, we were delighted to find this keyboard on Amazon. The keyboard is so simple and easy for him to use. Love the fact that the keys are somewhat larger than other run of the mill standard keyboards. The keys themselves are brightly coloured and are grouped by colour into numbers, consonants, vowels etc and are lower case, all of which makes this much easier for him to understand and use. The price of the keyboard is fantastic (you would pay a heck of a lot more if you were purchasing something similar from a specialist IT company!) This keyboard has been a real game changer for my son, so top marks from me!

My 8 year old gets wrist and finger pain when writing so we tried getting her to type instead. She really struggles with a standard laptop keyboard as all the letters look the same and merge into one. Since buying this she is excited to type and her speed has improved so much.

Great for my children learning to touch type who has DCD

This Large Key Print keyboard was bought for my son who has autism, its a brilliant keyboard .

This is fantastic for toddlers - big colourful keys to assist them with learning their letters.Our little one when told it was time to go home: "But I still have to do some work..."Have told my wife I aim to have her programming by the end of the year #geeklife

It’s big and clunky, but for a child learning letters it’s great.I love that fact that the vowels are a different colour to the rest of the letters on the keyboard too.I brought this because my son is in Reception and is learning letters but they’re only learning lowercase letters so this keyboard is ideal.As you can see my son is pretty happy.

My doughter has Dyslexia and she loves this keyboard.