Very good item

I've tried plenty of cheap Chinese keyboards where the keys have this tiny rattle to them and keys sometimes don't register if you hit them too lightly or if you don't hit the keys dead center.Not with this keyboard form Cherry. The feel is very similar to genuine Apple keyboards where the tactile feel is crisp, and the thump when the key hit the bottom is quiet yet felt solid. This keyboard definitely feels like something that's punching above it's weight.The only shame is that for some reason it doesn't work with my KVM switch. It works fine when plugged into the computer directly so I'm not gonna fault this keyboard for that.For its price there's no reason to use any of the Chinese keyboard with funny brand names.

Impossibile caricare il contenuto multimediale.

Echter dit "Uitzonderlijk ontwerp met een glinsterende blauwe knopenlijst" heb ik niet kunnen vinden!!

Het toetsenbord voelt degelijk aan en werkt uitstekend.Er is een handige zoom toets aanwezig die inzoomt op je muis positie. In de handleiding staat heel duidelijk uitgelegd hoe je dit instelt.Met de bijgeleverde rubber voetjes kun je de hellingshoek van het toetsenbord beter instellen.Een aanrader, zeker voor deze prijs.

Mah, non saprei che dire. Sicuramente non mi aspettavo una tastiera simile a quella Apple di qualche anno fa, ma questa tastiera e` pessima.Il feedback dei tasti e` terribile, ma il problema non e` quello: tutti i tasti "lunghi" (shift, invio, ecc.) e, in particolare, la barra spaziatrice sono rumorosissimi: fanno un casino micidiale, vibrano. Una delusione totale.Tra questa e una cherry SC1000, da 15 euro, non c'e` paragone: vince la SC1000.

UPDATE (1 Month)I was really annoyed at the rattle and I even contacted the Cherry technical support but they were’t entirely helpful other than giving me a clue as to what was causing the problem. The rattling was caused mainly by the stabilizer bars on the big keys, especially the space bar. On mechanical keyboards you can easily take a key off and lubricate it. So I took the space bar off and put some Vaseline to the stabilizer where it hooks in to the base and where it connects to the key. I know, you’re supposed to use silicone lubricant, but Vaseline works better because it’s thicker. This helped a lot, so I lubricated all the big keys and any others that rattled. Now it’s an almost perfect keyboard, so I raised the rating to 4 stars. (-1 star because I shouldn’t have to take the keyboard apart to lubricate it—I have other keyboards that don’t rattle right from the manufacturer).IMPORTANT: Taking off scissors keys is a hassle and you can mess up a key pretty easily by taking it off. The little scissors mechanisms can come loose and come apart—they’re kind of small and difficult to put back together and properly reseat. If you apply too much pressure at any point you can break the tabs on the scissors or the keys. Also, on older keyboards, I’m sure the plastic becomes more brittle as it ages and it’s even easier to break something. There are lots of videos for replacing scissors keys for other keyboards and the exact mechanisms may be a little different but the concepts are the same.———————————-Original reviewI was looking for a keyboard to use with a MacBook and a PC for general office and personal work. I wanted a wired, light-up keyboard that I could plug into my hub and would work with both laptops.I don’t want a Apple magic keyboard because they are Bluetooth only. And Apple doesn’t make a wired keyboard anymore.At first I tried a mechanical keyboard. It took a little getting used to as I always used my laptop keyboards before. And it was ok, but the dealbreaker was the noise. Even with the Gaetron blue switches it was really loud.Then I tried the Cherry KC6000. It’s much quieter and the keys are really nice—the spacing is really good and they have a good feel. I really liked just typing on it. There’s no backlight, but it’s white and the keys are pretty visible. The one thing that’s really kind of annoying is that it rattles when you type on it or shake it—it’s not the keys, they’re pretty quiet, and it’s an overall solid keyboard, but people could hear the rattle over my headset when I was typing. Then I tried using it on my kitchen table with a cloth placemat. That keeps the rattle down but now I notice the space bar rattles and is really loud. Overall, it just has a really cheap feel.So then I tried the Satechi W3 and that one was completely quiet. The keyboard spacing is a little tighter (which I don’t like), but it’s backlit. I’ll go with and it even though it’s more expensive.Bottom lineI would not buy it again. It’s an ok keyboard to type on, but the rattle and the cheap space bar make this not a great keyboard. I can’t recommend.