Logitech K120 Wired Keyboard for Windows, USB Plug-and-Play, Full-Size, Spill-Resistant, Curved Space Bar, Compatible with PC, Laptop

Amazing keyboard, super smooth keys easy to type and overall loved the keyboard. I have switched from TVS Mechanical one after got fed up with the TVS Electronics poor customer service. But yes totally worth it at this price point. Ordered Logitech K120 Wired keyboard but got K120 Wired Keyboard and Mouse combo instead and I have seen few recent orders are getting combo only so assuming they will be delivering this.

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Very good keyboard, working very fine.

Very good product value of money good for railway and ssc students typing

The build quality is cheap with cheap plastics everywhere, cheap wires and cheap keys that get oily and lettering that rubs off with extensive use. It is a cheap keyboard, it is expected. But where this stands out is just disappearing into the background to let you do your thing. The keys are tactile when new and stay so for at least a couple of years of extensive use - gaming keys tend to get squished if used extensively. But the keys function well at least for 3-4 years before they start feeling like calculator keys, at which point it is time for a new keyboard. This is my third K120/MK270 keyboard from Logitech and it has never not worked as expected. Coming from mechanical keyboards like the G613, RK85 and even a custom built board with Akko Rose Red switches, I can honestly say I like this better than all of these because it works reliably and works well. Can't say the same for mechanical keyboards I've had as they start ghosting or chattering incessantly after a while - could have been the dust or just wear and tear. But this happens to every single one of the 7 mechanical board i have bought/built. Also note that this is a better option than the membrane chiclet boards from Dell and HP - wired or wireless. As these chiclet keys designed for scissor type switches are not stable enough to press stably enough in a membrane layout. So, they rub against the board frame and 'stick' when the non-stick coating in the keys wear out. So, I would recommend this over everything in the INR450 to INR2500 price range. The only valid upgrade path is with boards that use scissor keys and start at around INR2500 for brands that you can rely to provide reliable firmware.

Keyboard is not bad and though it is little noisy while typing, it is comfortable and able to type fast. However one problem I have noticed which is, when u hold the shift key on both side (left and right shift) and type the underscore key or few other symbols on the number (example - closing bracket on the 0 key) is not working. when you release one of the shift key it is working fine. I am not sure its the issue only with my keyboard. If it is general then Logitech has to look into this. I have never seen this issue on lenovo or Dell keyboard. Example: I wanted to type ORACLE_SID. for typing the first caps word ORACLE I have to hold the shift key and I generally hold the left shift key. For the underscore, I always use right shift key with the underscore key which is near to 0. while typing underscore, right shift key I am not releasing as I have the second word which is SID in caps to be typed after the underscore. But in this keyboard I always miss underscore as I am holding both the shift keys.

Basic quality and basic functionality. Clicks have a bit of resistance. Felt solid as well. No complaints. Got exactly what I was looking for.

1. The quality of logitech k120 keyboar is very good. 2. It is membrane keyboard and full body is made up of hard abs plastic that is very good. 3. typing experience is very good and key travel is nice. 4. one nothing is to be note that cable is not braided but the quality of this keyboard is very good 5. very easy setup just plug and play. 6. the connectivity is also very good 7. it is membrane keyboard with medium to low key noise 8. it good for normal day to day activity or office related work but not gaming because of very low anti ghosting keys