I recently purchased this computer keyboard, specifically designed for people with poor eyesight or those just learning to use a keyboard. The keys are large and easily visible, even with my nearsightedness and glasses, which has made typing much more comfortable and accurate. One of the standout features is how quiet it is. Unlike standard keyboards, this one is much quieter, making it ideal for shared spaces or late-night typing sessions. It's also a plug-and-play device, so there are no hassles with downloading drivers or software—just plug it in and start using it right away. This keyboard works seamlessly on both laptops and desktop computers, adding to its versatility. I bought it to replace an old, worn-out keyboard, and I'm glad I did. The functionality is excellent, and with proper care, I expect to get many years of use out of it. Overall, I highly recommend this keyboard. At this price point, it's a fantastic value, and it would make a great gift for anyone who needs a more accessible or beginner-friendly keyboard. Read more
It’s a great keyboard with large lettering that’s easy for us older folks to read, but the yellow color just didn’t work for me. Read more
It has strong contrast and large letters. It is a full keyboard. If this is for someone with poor vision, I recommend using tape or raised dots to make some of the keys. (For many , the sift keys are difficult to find.) Read more
Very easy to use and large YELLOW keys easy to see/use. Go Navy!! Read more
Don't buy this for being pretty or it's "sheerness" (what does that even mean for a keyboard?!) It's not pretty, but it's functional. My grandma's eyes aren't what they use to be and this keyboard is great for her. Pros: Big dark letters on a yellow background, it makes it easier to see both individual keys and the actual letters. -It works. -Basically plug n play. I think I had to restart her computer to recognize the usb change though. -Good price for being a sort of special item (I think it was 19.00 or so USD) Cons: None if you're not looking for anything fancy. Bottom line: It's great for kids or people with some sight impairment. Not going to work for someone totally blind unless they have keys memorized. It's just a nice old keyboard that has no real bells or whistles and is fine for daily use. Read more
Perfect keyboard for older adults. Great value for the money. Read more
It's large and it's bright but without any light it's not going to work no matter what I was hoping for something that illuminated even if it was by using neon nope it didn't work out that way but I'll keep it for the big letters and continue using slight lights I should have got one with backlit but I couldn't find one with giant letters on the backlit that would work for me but I like it so I'll keep it I got two computers back to back that never gets used because our eyes are so bad now maybe this will help out at least with a little bit light my other ones got a backlit one thank you for the keyboard lightweight does what it's supposed to do Read more
The letters and numbers are nice and big. I need to peek while typing. The room can also be quite dark and I can still see the keys easily. My spectacles are tuned more for the computer screen than the keyboard. Hence, having the letters and numbers large and high in contrast makes for efficient typing. Bravo to a great product. I can't believe nobody thought of making these things years ago. Read more
