SR Mini Keyboard Wired Thin Light 78 Keys USB Multimedia Small for Pc Computer Laptop

Works. Android car stereo froze up and needed a wired keyboard to unlock it. Worked great and gonna keep for later

Bought this to use in place of a full sized keyboard that I need in a pinch. Keyboard is thin and portable, which I like, since I can take it with me easily if needed. It's not as wide as a regular keyboard, but not so small you can't easily make the adjustment. Look....it's not an expensive keyboard for heavy working. It's fine for someone who needs a wired keyboard now and then, which is why I bought it. I would definitely recommend for these reasons.

I am OK with this tiny keyboard, which I bought to reclaim scant desktop space. It doesn't have a numeric keypad, which is fine because I never use it. The action is more than adequate. My two problems with it: 1) the keyboard IS very small, and as I start using it my accuracy rate in hitting the right key is pathetic. Hopefully, that will improve over then next weeks, months or years. 2) The key surface is reflective and mottled, which makes it difficult to see the keys through the glare from the light attached to my desk. That's more of a problem for me, and I still haven't found the right angle for the light to maximize visibility. Working on it. I keep my old keyboard nearby, but haven't resorted to it since this little one was delivered. I think it's worth the money and the effort, and I hope I'll be able to make it work, both with my computer and even my kindle.

This keyboard is KILLER! I purchased it to replace my main PC's keyboard. What a difference! Should have done this YEARS ago! All these decades using "aircraft carrier sized" keyboards. I'm strictly a 4-finger, non-heavy user typist, and the soft tactile feel of the keys is really great! I no longer smack my mouse into the corner of the keyboard either!PROS: Price, Size, Key Feel, Construction, Features.CONS: 1) The USB cord was a tad short (4 feet 6 inches) to connect with the tower PC under my desk, but a $5 USB extension cord did the trick. 2) A "PRN SCREEN" (print screen) Key is really a must for taking quick screen shots without relying on any software solution, but not a deal killer. An "INSERT" key might also be a welcome addition.COMMENT: Takes a bit of getting used to sorting out the "F" keys and navigating the keyboard with the "NUMERIC LOCK" on. Great for tablets too!CONCLUSION: If I needed it, I would buy another in a second!(Added 7/10/2014)The "[CTRL] +[ P]" combination WILL NOT PRINT THE SCREEN!!! ... PERIOD!!! PLEASE STOP RESPONDING SAYING IT WILL!!!

At any other price I'd be getting a refund, but I guess it's not worth the hassle.Bought this because my laptop's keyboard broke and it's gonna be a while before I can get a proper replacement. I bought this thing as a stop gap because it so cheap, even though it's missing a bunch of important keys like Print and Insert, and F11/F12 placement is very awkward.What I didn't expect is that even the keys that are present don't work very reliably. Probably worst/most critical is left Shift, which sometimes doesn't register at all, and sometimes when pressed intermittently registers key-up events. It's not great for touch typing or trying to use keyboard shortcuts, but for applications where you gotta hold Shift while doing something else, it's fatal. For even light gaming it's just very frustrating. I can't overstate how often I have the experience of trying to do something with this keyboard and then being confused for a few seconds because the wrong thing happened.I do enjoy the form factor (fits on my tiny laptop stand), and the haptics and key travel could be worse. Keys intermittently not working is just too disruptive for any kind of comfortable use, so this thing is probably going to disappear into a spare parts pile until I have another keyboard emergency.

As a teacher I have been working from home lately. After sanitizing my laptop with a lysol wipe I think of some of the liquid dripped down inside because some of the keys stopped working. This left me unable to log in or use the device. So I ordered this keyboard to plug into my laptop so I could continue to use the device.The keyboard is small and very light. It took me a while to get used to the smaller ergonomics of the keyboard, but now I am comfortable with it. My only complaint is some of the keys are not very responsive, one of which being the space bar. So I constantly have to stop in mid sentence and go back and put spaces between words. Needing to use this keyboard as a full time keyboard would not be pleasant or efficient but as a temporary keyboard it isnt bad. Considering the price it is a budget keyboard so one really shouldnt expect super performance at this price point.If I had it to do all over again, considering how much I have to use the keyboard, I would pay more for a better quality one at a higher price point. But for an budget keyboard to use temporarily in a pinch, this one is not bad.

This is small, and I mean small, keyboard is perfect for my small space. There is a learning curve in using the right keys after a lifetime of the large keyboard with numerical pad on the right. But, it's no big deal. The KB is well-made. Note: my new KB stopped responding, and would not work after trying all troubleshooting tips. I requested a replacement and got it the next day, even before they got the returned non-functioning KB. That is great customer service!

Very compact