Logitech K120 Wired Keyboard for Windows, Plug and Play, Full-Size, Spill-Resistant, Curved Space Bar, Compatible with PC, Laptop - BlackCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

My old wireless keyboard kept having Bluetooth issues, especially at the worst times, right before deadlines or finals. I finally decided to switch back to a wired keyboard, and I’m so glad I did. This one is reliable and responsive, with no lag or connection problems. It’s also very comfortable for long typing sessions. Great value for anyone who does a lot of writing or needs a dependable keyboard under pressure.

This is my go-to keyboard. I probably had have had more than 5 but less than 10 of them (two of those at work).The ones I use at home last a lot longer than the ones at work.Generally what happens is the seek-studs on the F and J keys get worn down or the printed letters on several keys gets worn off enough so that other people can't see the letters on the keys. I'm touch-type, so the little seek-studs wearing down would be the main reason that I would get a new one. (The current one I have at home I have had for over 5 years)I really like the feel of the keyboard. Nice responsive keys, and I like the sound of them.One of the bonuses to me is that it is wired/usb keyboard. It is totally plug-and-play.I buy Logitech game controllers and headsets as well. I think they are a pretty solid company.

Keith Richards once said the electric guitar was one of the few inventions that was perfect on the first go around. That’s more or less the case with the K120.Logitech has been trying to improve upon this for decades, but it’s simply the greatest usb-a keyboard ever manufactured. Affordable, quiet, sturdy, and ergonomic.

Recently purchased a new Logitech K120 Keyboard. My second time. Got a new Dell Inspiron system fairly recently. Hadn't utilized the keyboard yet. Gave the Dell a reasonable chance. Maybe it's custom, habit or keyboard being larger...Who knows. Wasn't pleased.

Have you ever been in any school computer lab or use any computer at work? Yeah, well this is probably that same keyboard so if you just want something straightforward and basic, what you see is what you get

The keys press down lower like I like so you dont accidently hit keys unintentionally. Quality product. I like that it plugs right in so there is no lag like sometimes occurs with a Bluetooth product.

I like the design and it's easy to set up. I didn't have any problems using it so far and I would definitely recommend it

For the price of this unit, I can say that it exceeds in what it's supposed to do. The keys are very smooth and doesn't take ANY effort in clicking a keybind. This keyboard is a membrane but does have a smooth sound. Also, the letters on the keybinds are very clear to read, and are bolded perfectly. The keyboard is light-weight and features a stand in the back (for the people who prefer to type with their keyboard on a slope). Lastly, the keyboard is quite large. I don't mind it, but if you're looking for a small keyboard, this might not be your pick (try looking for 60% keyboards). This keyboard is 100% meaning that it features a numpad and every feature a keyboard would have. Overall, I would definitely recommend purchasing this product for everyday use; very quick, light-weight, and gets the job done.