A4 Tech KV-300H SLIM PC /Mac, Keyboard

I think I finally found replacement for discontinued Logitech UltraX keyboard. It's a very good keyboard, reasonably sized with simple layout without unnecessary "special" keys. Function keys are conviniently grouped together which makes using shortcuts so much easier. Once again - good stuff from A4Tech!

Biggest plus for me it's a 2 USB ports 2.0. And it's a pleasure to tape on this keyboard for me.

I was a little disappointed in this keyboard. It may be worth first pointing out that I bought an A4Tech mouse (as part of a keyboard + mouse deal) about 10 years ago. While I don't have the keyboard anymore (and the keyboard wasn't the greatest to be fair with sticky buttons that were stubborn if you didn't press them precisely vertically) the mouse - an A4Tech X7 DPI mouse was, and still is, absolutely brilliant. I mean, the damn thing just won't die. I'm ready for a new mouse, really, I've used the mouse A LOT, for gaming, for work, for more gaming, for Diablo 3 gaming (much clicky clicky I can promise you that) and the frikkn thing just won't give up. Most recently the glue for the thumb grip began to weaken, but after removing the thumb grip and wiping away the old glue / gum, the thumb grip seems to have just stuck back on without any replacement glue. I swear the mouse has the soul of some immortal god, pained by the flaw of immortality and the punishment of many starcraft 2 and diablo 3 & other games I make it endure. So like I say, the a4 tech keyboard I bought was a little bit of a disappointment. So my key complaints are: Non UK compliance: there is a # where the £ usually would be, there is a backslash on the key where the # usually would be, I still haven't found which key is the actual backslash (and have tried every key). So definitely if you're a programmer in the UK who needs a backslash, you're gonna have a tough time (without having to reconfigure your keyboard input) there are a couple of other keys but I think we can all agree I've exhausted this point. Other complaints would be that the keyboard isn't as quiet as I was expecting; typing away and banging the space bar is a bit more noisy that you would expect from the low profile keys. For gaming it is better than a laptop keyboard but obviously NOT a mechanical keyboard, and I reckon you could probably do worse (I'd definitely prefer it over the other, older, high profile keyboard with the stubborn keys I was telling you about) But probably the worst thing about it is the 'squeaky' plastic sound you get from it if you apply some 'resting' force to the board itself. Honestly it sounds like a snare drum if I hold each side of the keyboard and twist it ever so gently. On the plus side I'm guessing the thing will never die, last for 20 years, a hurricane, sand, some bullets perhaps, and a really large person sitting on it. So yeah, thanks A4tech, you have made the strong wooden creaky floorboards of keyboards. Double thumbs up!

Mixed feelings on this one. The build quality looks really good and can see this being very durable and lost lasting, with exception of the little sticker on the top for lights. I ended up just peeling it off completely as one of the corners was lifting, but that's a minor imperfection really. Rest seems robust. The USB ports are very handy to have and my fave feature. Downsides are its does not feel ergonomic enough for daily typing. Needs height adjustment and main flaw for me is it is not a UK keyboard layout, its European. 95% of the keys are the same but that difference is starting to become more annoying the more i type longer text. Euro folk will prob love this, UK folk will frown a bit

It least all keys work well, without producing double characters

Perfect flat key keyboard for a low price.

Well built but not good for use because of layout. I'd use it with any layout if that sync with any available on W10. unfortunately I was not able to find any proper one. It was either @ or # or ? or | not working to add to that _ is actually 000_. I needed it for corporate laptop without admin rights so was not able to customize and just return the keyboard.

I am giving it 5 stars as it is a very nice keyboard. The USB ports on both sides come in handy. It has nice flat keys but you might need some time to get used to them. IMPORTANT!: the layout is not UK that means the @ symbol is on top of 2 and # is on top of 3

Producto excelente.

I've tested dozens keyboards in my life (it's a part of the job) and I never really felt difference between these membrane/scissor/mechanical stuff. What is important for me is keys layout, height, distances between them and let's call it tension (how hard you need to hit for key to work). Also I don't like wireless keyboards cause I hate charge stuff. :) And judging by these parameters, the keyboard is just perfect. It has absolutely standard layout, meaning it has numeric pad, dedicated separated blocks for numeric pad, arrows, insert/del/home/end, Esc and F-keys and F-keys are also grouped by blocks of four. I like the keys themselves because they are thin and the whole keyboard is pretty slim, meaning your hands don't need to "climb a mountain" to reach it's surface and also there is a good padding space between the keys making blind typing very easy. It has high tensions keys, meaning you can't accidentally press anything. At last it has two small bonuses of function keys (like the one to control sound volume level) and USB-ports. If you value the same attributes in keyboards, absolutely give this one a shot. I've bought three of them in my life for different purposes and never regretted.