CherryKW 3000 Wireless Quiet Full Size Keyboard for Windows and Mac. 2.4 Ghz Wireless Technology, Silent and Durable for Office and Personal Workpace

I’ve recently been hunting for a suitable replacement for my 15 year-old wired keyboard, and I think that search is finally over. The Cherry 3000 meets all of my needs, with no extra nonsense.Pros:- Simple layout: QWERTY with subtle gaps between the core, navigation, num-pad, and functions.- Truly full-sized mechanical keyboard. Roomy luxury with great feelings on every key press.- Cupped keys: They capture and re-center my fingers so I don’t slide/drift while typing.- Slim profile with adjustable risers.- Sturdy: Doesn’t bounce or slide around, which also helps keep it quiet.Cons:- No Num-Lock, Caps-Lock, Scroll-Lock lightsMy typing speed on my old-faithful keyboard (shown in photo next to the Cherry 3000) is ~70 WPM. By comparison, my speed on full-sized scissor/chiclet keyboards is ~65 WPM. After just one full day of using the Cherry 3000, I’m already clocking in speeds of ~80 WPM.I think it’s possible that the Cherry 3000 has set a new standard for inexpensive wireless keyboards.

This full sized keyboard is simple and plain but built solid with a satisfying typing experience that is very comfortable to type on. There's a few things I really like about this keyboard that I think makes it a great value.- One of my favorite thing about the keyboard is how satisfying the typing experience is. They keyboard uses keycaps/switches that are almost silent when typing on the keyboard and no mushy feeling when typing.- I actually enjoy the full size keyboard itself. I have mechanical keyboards that don't use the full size profile and sometimes I miss having all the keys like the number keypad or F key top row. I've been using this keyboard more often than other more expensive keyboards and find it enjoyable.- It uses a 2.4GHz dongle to connect to the keyboard to the computer and sometimes that types of connection isn't the most reliable but I haven't had a single connection issue with this one. Solid connection without any disconnects or jumpy key presses.- The keyboard uses a normal AA battery and isn't rechargeable. I do wish it was rechargeable but the battery in this keyboard has been going strong since the first day I started using it.- For the current price of the keyboard and what you're getting I believe it's a great value. It's not necessarily a fancy keyboard with a ton of features but it's a solid keyboard that has strong wireless connection that has a 10 million keystroke lifespan (per their listing).Overall, it's a great value keyboard that has an almost silent key presses and is comfortable to use and type on. I think this keyboard at it's current price would be a great replacement for your next keyboard.

The setup for the keyboard was extremely easy. Just insert the dongle in a USB port and insert the battery in the back of the keyboard. There isn't an on/off switch so it stays on all the time.The keyboard is very quiet and easy to use. My spacebar key sometimes gives a little "click" sound but otherwise every key seems to work without fail. The keys have a slight texture to them that keeps fingers from slipping.It is a full-sized keyboard with standard layout. There is a numeric keypad as well, which is nice if you are using for spreadsheets or any application that requires entering a lot of numbers. It does not have any indicator lights for caps on, num lock, etc., though.Seems very solid and works well. For me, the quiet keys and easy of depressing the keys are the best features.

This is one of the most frustrating keyboards I've ever used.I like that it's lightweight and the keys aren't too loud. The keys aren't too slippery, and it only takes one battery. These are the only pros.Now for the cons: it only works occasionally. For the price, I expected it to be flawed. I previously spent over $100 on a Logitech mechanical keyboard, and I knew this wouldn't have that kind of performance, but I did expect it to work consistently. Since I've been typing this review, I've had to stop 3 times for the keyboard to reconnect. It misses letters constantly. When I sit down at my computer every morning, I have to wait a solid 2 minutes for it to get it together enough for me even to log in. It's infuriating. I've only had it for 6 weeks and I really hate it. I'd send it back if I could. Buyer beware.

This keyboard is super quiet with barely any of the usual clicking sound you may associate with a computer keyboard. This model would be perfect for keeping your typing from annoying others nearby. It includes a AAA battery and is definitely plug and play. Install the battery, plug in the USB dongle and away you go. It has two retractable feet to angle the keyboard up and also has rubber pads to prevent slipping. It has hot keys for calculator, email and Internet homepage. It has a battery status indicator that is not lighted, but has a small narrow window with some sort of lighter spot in it (see pic). Not sure how to read it, but perhaps the lighter spot will move as the battery drains? I wish it had lighted indicators for caps lock, etc., otherwise I am very happy with this keyboard, the key layout and responsiveness.

Il est vraiment bien

Clavier qui correspond a son prix d'achat, manque de précision pour un usage avancé, possiblement satisfaisant pour un usage domestique classique.

Eine preisgünstige und sehr Stabile Tastatur. Würde sie jederzeit wieder kaufen.

It is w very good keyboard and value formoney at 25€. I noticed sometimes that there is a delay when typing on the keyboard and then changing to the laptop's keyboard or the other way around.

Great product