BTC 5105U Black 104 Normal Keys 3 Function Keys USB Wired Standard Multimedia Keyboard

Great price! Does the job well; plugged it into my work laptop. I will probably buy more later! Some keyboards feel cheap when you press down the keys, this keyboard feels normal, has nice sound functions on it, and has a good weight to it

No problems so far! Unless you need a special keyboard for games, this one is great for regular use and for work

Multiple key presses register fine which is rare for keyboards at this price (w+a+shift+space all work together, for example) ; Keys feel firm but aren't loud or hard to press ; Excellent key layout ; Solid product

F key size takes a while to get used to if you have to use them for older applications/games

If you are looking for a normal classic keyboard this is it! The feet are plenty high, the USB cable is about 6' long, and the keys are quiet and have a slightly firm yet responsive feel to them. I own a old AT style BTC keyboard that is over 10 years...

I wish the ESC and F keys were full size but they serve their purpose as is

Lets me type very fast. Keys are very quiet. Completely works on Linux. It's not bloated with an abundance of extra keys and wireless annoyances like a lot of modern keyboards are

None whatsoever

This is a standard IBM AT layout. The majority of Dells, Gateway and HP desktop computers come with this standard key configuration. The benefit is you don't have to learn a new keyboard layout if you move from computer to computer. Great LEDs. Volume...

A good comparison keyboard would be the Logitech Standard Internet Keyboard 350. The USB cable is about a foot shorter than the Logitech keyboard. The Logitech keyboard is Vista Certified and this one is only labeled Vista compatible