Wired Mini Japanese Keyboard USB Interface Keyboard with White Japanese Lettering for Computer Mute Ultra-Thin 78 Key Japanese

You get what you pay for. But the keyboard works fine. Another review mentioned the number keypad and having to hold function to type a character. This is fixed by turning numlock off. Read more

Buena calidad y funcionalidad en general. aunque algunas te las venían en otra posición y una en particular no tiene grabada la letra Read more

Ya its a cheap keyboard, but it should still work. I found that some keys required a really hard press down on in order to work...perhaps it would have worked out over time but I didnt risk it, i returned it. Also, if you do get this one, i'd mention that at first I couldnt figure out how to get the thing to type properly...I looked online for why it wasnt giving me the correct letters/numbers and eventually figured out that the 'Num Lock' button was on and when hitting that it fixed the problem... ;-) Read more

The keys are super stiff to the point that it's unusable. Also some of the kana printed on the keys are not even in the correct place. Completely unusable. I threw it away after about 15 minutes. Read more

While the keyboard does function and will input hiragana/ katakana directly, the extra number keys make it near useless as is. You have to hit function to actually type the letters. It doesn't help that this doesn't come with a manual. Read more

I bought it purely so that I get used to kana input method, and it was the only japanese keyboard i could find that is shallow enough for my limited desk space. i wish there are more keyboards with depth of less than 5 inch. Here are the problems; 1. it does not let me type capital font unless I hit cap lock. 2. characters presented on the keyboard is different from the actal character on screen. for example, in order to type a character け, I have to hit the む button on the keyboard. When i hit the け key, the output is め. this is beyond frustrating. Read more

I want to say first this keyboard does not conform to the Japanese keyboard standard. Look up any Japanese keyboard layout (notably the MK2A3J model) and notice in comparison the missing keys omitted from this garbage product. Yup missing the ろ and the め keys, also to make it more confusing is the け & む keys are swapped during typing. This thing is terrible even for the below $20 price tag. The construction felt very cardboard like even with its plastic makeup, it smelled pretty bad too avoid at all costs. Read more