HP 150 Wired Keyboard - Full-Sized Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - Silent-Touch Chiclet Keyboard - Ergonomic Comfortable Design

Excellent keyboard. Quiet keys (no click klack). attachment wire a little short but worked okay Read more

The HP 150 Wired Keyboard exceeded my expectations! It’s super comfortable to use, thanks to the ergonomic design and chiclet-style keys that make typing feel smooth and effortless. The keys are also surprisingly quiet, which is a huge plus when I’m working late at night or in shared spaces. The full-size layout, complete with a numeric keypad, is perfect for productivity, and the LED indicators are a helpful touch. Setup was a breeze—just plug in the USB, and it’s ready to go, no software needed. I’ve been using it for both work and personal tasks, and it’s been extremely reliable. The build quality feels solid and durable, and the black finish looks sleek on my desk. For the price, this keyboard is an excellent choice for anyone who needs a dependable, comfortable keyboard for everyday use. Highly recommend! Read more

This is my second one. I like this keyboard it is comfortable, works nicely and is easy to use. My only issue is that the letters wear off. It fits nicely on my desk and I just plugged it in to work. Read more

Pros: Good Price, has a better ergo than the standard dell keyboard and it works fine. Cons: I have used mostly dell keyboards and this keyboard has a different layout than the dell (mostly same, two noticeable differences). 1. the home/delete section is tightened, i.e.. it has a 2 across -3 down layout instead of the 3-2 by dell so the positioning needs getting used to. 2. the ctrl button is further away than I am used to from the c and v keys. Minor differences but it does impact with the flow. Read more

Digging this very affordable, smooth, efficient keyboard for gaming and writing. More organized way to fit keys on the rectangle means more room for my mouse to move. All keys present, because I am a number pad user and the re-arranging of lesser keys doesn't impact usual functions. Some items of note, the keys are not curved and the bump-out on the F and J keys are minimal, so if you take your hands off, you may need an extra half-second to orient again. Orange light is BRIGHT but only a problem when you play in no/low light like me. A business card can easily cover the LED. Otherwise, perfect! Very happy with this keyboard and haven't found any that matches all the good traits. Read more

The keyboard is nice to the touch and more silent than my last one, or at least some keys are. The space bar is pretty loud, as well as some other random keys. The noise doesn't really bother me that much, but the horrible thing is the bright lights for Caps lock, Num lock etc. They are so bright that it's super distracting. All I see is the bright orange light out of the corner of my eye. It's unbearable. I am either going to cover them with black tape or return the keyboard. I've seen other keyboards that have faint yellow/greenish indicator lights that don't bother me at all, so it's definitely possible to have indicator lights that aren't this extreme. update: I covered the lights with black tape. The keyboard is now ok to use. I upgraded my rating from 1 to 3 stars because the keyboard itself is ok for the price I guess. Read more

These are weird and good keyboards. They are not mushy but yet soft! Nice to type on. Most of the keys can be re-rarranged to work properly on a Macintosh. Read more

Nice keyboard. Works well on system. Just need wireless Read more