Logitech K120 Wired Keyboard for Windows, USB Plug-and-Play, Full-Size, Spill-Resistant, Curved Space Bar, Compatible with PC, Laptop, QWERTY UK English Layout - Black

Great quality for the price. Perfect fit on my tiny work desk, sounds great, feels very keyboard responsive, noise level is quieter than my old one, very light weight and assist with good typing speed. Comfortable to use on the old wrists as well.

I only bought a Logitech K120 as a stop-gap before choosing the final keyboard -probably a Logitech Illuminated- for a new PC tower. But after a couple of weeks I find the K120 to be so nice to use that I am going to stay with it and save £70. My wife, who is a touch typist, also finds it good to use. But, of course, the choice of keyboards and mice is very much down to personal preference. The K120 is compact, but not ultra-compact, and is perfectly suitable for a desktop business application or home office. Some images make it look a bit flashy, but it is actually quite understated. The black plastic of the frame and keys appears to be of good quality with a light textured semi-matt finish. The medium grey plastic strip running along the back is quite subtle as are the styling contours. The K120 is described as low profile but a better description would be lower profile. It feels solid and sits securely on the desk without sliding around. The frame does not flex. Underneath two substantial arms can be flipped out to angle the keyboard. The keys are not silent, as often stated on the net, but neither do they produce a loud clack. They are full size and full travel with a reassuring tactile feel provided by rubber domes under each key. There are two windows keys, an application key, a numeric keypad to the right, and F1 to F12 keys running along the top. The keycap legends are clear and seem to be acceptably durable but only time will tell. The USB cable is long enough at 1.5m for most PC configurations but if the keyboard is plugged directly into a tower on the floor an extension cable may be required. In summary, the Logitech K120 is a good basic keyboard with a nice key-action and pleasant appearance. It is amazing value and is highly recommended.

As with mice the keyboard is what you use when making your computer do useful stuff. A cheap keyboard will destroy your soul and make you life a misery, spending a bit more on a decent one is an absolute no brainer. I've got kids and despite what you ask/tell them they will eat and drink at the computer when you're not looking so the ability to shrug of liquids was a selling point. Other than that this keyboard doesn't wobble when you type the letter comes up on the screen reliably when you press the keys and it does it's duty in a quality unobtrusive way. Well worth the price. Why 4 and not 5 stars? I'd need to be extraordinarily impressed by a keyboard to give it 5 stars, let's be realistic here.

First class keyboard and a good price.

It's large keys mean that typing is easy & you won't make typo's as your fingers won't slip off keys or slide around - the material used ensures this - it's so easy to plug in & light as can be whilst retaining it's tensile strength so won't break, even if handled roughly - plus it has an excellent keyboard layout - all the functions, number & qwerty keys are so easy to see & navigate - having used computer keyboards for 50 years I can highly recommend this keyboard as it's one of the best you can get for functionality & at it's current price it's also a great bargain - buy now to avoid disappointment - it will make an excellent Xmas gift -

Bought this keyboard because the one I bought last week, which was perfect yet doesn't show up here as purchased, so I can't review it, had this idiot (I'm pointing at myself) knock a whole pint of water all over it. But THIS keyboard is even better! Perfect placement of keys, which really matters if you "touchtype". If the \ is just a millimetre out, every sentence you type has half a dozen \ in it! :)

Only thing that'll ever dent its eternal lifespan is poor hygiene and mistreatment of the legs. Trusty as a kitchen appliance built before the 1980s.

So the keyboard feels 'ergonomically' good. However, it's cheap price is reflected in it's cheap feel. Not only that, because it's made from really hard plastic, it's incredibly noisy......'tap tap tap clatter clatter tap.....'. If you share an office with someone, don't get this, you'll really annoy them with the noise. Unless that's what you want to do of course. In fact, if you share a building with others I'd be wary. The upside is everyone will know you're working and think you're typing like you're showing the keyboard who's in charge!!