Logitech K120 Wired Business Keyboard for Windows or Linux, USB Plug-and-Play, Full-Size, Spill Resistant, Curved Space Bar, PC/Laptop, QWERTY UK Layout - Black

This keyboard was bought to go with my gaming laptop housed in another study since I tend to do a lot of typing there and so needed a board with full size keys.It is lightweight, feet at the back which can be flipped up so there is a slight angle to the keyboard (something I felt was necessary otherwise it likes perfectly flat), simple plug and play operation on Windows 11.The keys are full size, generously large white printing for the letters/numbers which is essential with a black keyboard although how long that lettering will last with the speed of my typing is only something that time will tell. For the moment, the keys are easy to read when I have to glance down.I tested this using a top of the range word processing software and it easily kept up with the speed of my typing (averages 80 words per minute) with no lag and no getting "confused" by the speed I was inputting data.Simple design, nothing special about it, clearly designed more for "typing" than for "gaming" but I should expect it can be used for gaming if someone doesn't have a dedicated gaming keyboard. For my purposes, it will be only typing and for that the keyboard works perfectly. Yes, the number pad on the right is going to be a bit of a pain (not only don't I use the number pad more than once in a blue moon but I am left-handed and so prefer it on the left - manufacturers please take note). However, it was easy to get used to having the mouse further away from me (yes, left handed but I use right hand for mouse).All in all, an excellent budget keyboard for the tiny price it is sold at. I anticipate it will last me some considerable time and it is a pleasure to type on.Point to note... Something that newer keyboards all seem to be failing at now is the tiny "bump" moulded onto the F and J keys as if it has been added as an afterthought. That "bump" is vital for touch typists, we learn to place our fingers based on the "bump" otherwise it means often having to glance down at the keyboard and position the fingers using eyes. I have not marked this keyboard down because of that but I do wish all manufacturers would understand the importance of the F and J keys and so give a little more prominence to that "bump" when designing those keys.Easy to recommend this keyboard and my thanks also to the many other Amazon reviewers whose words did sway me towards ordering this model.

Logitech good quality keyboards - types well and doesn't make massive noise either, good value for money too - recommend buying!

I bought this keyboard having flirted with the idea of a more portable roll up one.I've recently invested in a laptop stand to raise the height of my laptop screen to the same as my monitors and so this now puts my laptop keyboard out of reach.I thought about a wireless one but the thought of batteries running out when I needed it put me off those and so I went for a simple wired one instead.It functions well as a keyboard and the keys are easy to press with no misteps even with my fat fingers.USB connectivity works well even through other devices and I never have to worry about battery life.It's a full size keyboard so the size is actually better for me than the laptop keyboard is.

A nice keyboard, good value and a nice feel to it.

Excellent. Easy to use and does everything I need. Recommend it to anyone.

Bought to replace a cheap mechanical keyboard that had finally had too many keys fail and start to ignore or repeat letters even after cleaning and repair.Nothing to report in setting it up -Logitech is a decent enough brand, and it's a simple USB connection. Action on the keys feels smooth but firm, and no issues registering each key strike. Typing sounds good too.I use this keyboard daily for working and writing documents at home, and I also do some gaming - mostly MMOs, although there is some button-mashing involved! I'm very happy with the keyboard so far and I'll have to see how it lasts.

I needed a new keyboard fast after my previous long serving wireless keyboard (a Logitech Wireless Desktop LX 710) of 16 yrs vintage started to have issues with important keys not working. Rather than go for a wireless model I decided to keep things simple with a wired one and likewise not bother with multi-media functionality like my last one was outfitted with, which where rarely if ever used (by myself at least). I've only had it for a few days but it feels pleasant to type on, is not intrusive noise wise and just works without needing any extra software once you plug it into a USB port. I'd recommend.

Bought this as an emergency replacement for my microsoft 600 keyboard which although much better, did fail after 2 years, as although I bought a microsoft 600 keyboard for £15 2 years ago, the cheapest now is £30 which i refuse to pay. This ones ok for the price, its noisy and clunky but you get what you pay for and I needed one quickly for work, so it'll do.