Logitech K120 Black USB Wired Standard Keyboard Logitech K120 Black USB Wired Standard Keyboard

Pros: This is a great keyboard.

Cons: None.

Pros: Works just fine.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Needed it right away. Paid for the 3 day delivery. Ordered around noon. It came the next day! Nice Newegg!

Pros: I needed a cheap keyboard to replace my current piece of S at work. Logitech made my at-home keyboard (k200) and I liked it, so why not?

What I wasn't expecting was how nice the keys felt. Make no mistake, the rest of the keyboard shows it's price (thin plastic, light weight, no media keys) but the keys themselves are a pleasure to type on.

Cons: Didn't stop me from sending a horrible email to my boss.

Other Thoughts: As long as you aren't expecting mechanical keys and media options, you'll love this keyboard.

Pros: I like a keyboard that give a response when I press keys. Over the decades I have had, only the Lord knows, how many keyboards.

30 years ago or more I liked the IBM steel keyboards that you could both feel when a key was hit, and a hear sound, letting you know that you did not miss a key.

Personally, I prefer a little indication of when a key is pressed far enough. I use a light touch when typing, so, a little sound is reassuring.

Cons: A little expensive for a basic keyboard, however, it lasts much longer than a pizza for the same price ...

Rubber pads on the bottom are a little small, however, they seem to do the job if kept clean and only a light force used while typing.

Yes, the keys are only somewhat mushy, however, the slight sound they make, makes up for it - letting me know I am ready for the next letter.

Other Thoughts: Pay attention to how long you need the cord and you will be fine.

I am an old man now and no longer type thousands of pages, so, I game and for that, this is a fine keyboard.

I use this along with a Logitech G400 mouse [replacing my worn out Mx 518 a couple of years ago]. And, I can still hold my own against young players, even though I am now old and on a lot of medication.

As far as the noise of the keyboard while gaming, I can't hear them. Because my wife sleeps in the room next to mine, I wear a Turtle Beach Earforce X12 headset connected to a Creative Sound Blaster Z. With that I cannot hear the key strokes.

So, no worries for gamers.

This keyboard is very good for the price of a pizza.

Pros: It's a keyboard that works

Cons: None

Pros: I have spilled alot of beer all over this keyboard and it still works great! I use it for gaming as well, no need for an expensive keyboard.

Cons: It drinks my beer!

Pros: This is a really reliable keyboard. You will not go wrong with buying it. Fast response, compatible with every single operating system / computer I have ever hooked it up to, and its easy to take apart and clean.

Cons: Basic keyboard. I use it for gaming but just because I'm poor.

Other Thoughts: The only reason I say 4 eggs is because its just so basic. There are no bells and whistles to this. But if you need just a regular keyboard that will last you forever and will never give you an issue, this is the keyboard for you.

Right now its 15 bucks... seriously thats find change around your house price.

Pros: Replaced my older Logictech wireless keyboard. Typing seems very smooth and this keyboard does exactly what it is suppose to do.

Cons: No complaints. Standard keyboard that does the job.

Pros: Has backslash where I want it, full size backspace, non-L enter key, standard 3x2 key layout above the arrow keys

Cons: Cheap beyond cheap but not a cheap price

Other Thoughts: I had to check the box again after I plugged this in and started using it. A really lightweight, mushy keyboard with short travel almost as bad as those flexible silicone keyboards. The USB cable is extremely thin and one good tug is likely to break it.

The keyboard is so light that it slides all over the place and there's no rubber to hold put. There's no "bezel" around the keyboard so outside the key area there's a quick falloff instead. Hard to describe, but it's like the shaved a few mm on each side.

The printing on the keys is similarly bad. It's painted on each key instead of baked on, so I don't think it'll last at all.

All in all, a pretty bad keyboard that I'm surprised Logitech released. I could have (and in the past have) gotten cheaper keyboards that feel the same as this one at 25% of the price. I've been buying exclusively Logitech keyboards and mice for years and, frankly, a product this bad only hurts the Logitech name. I really feel like I wasted extra money that should have been returned in quality. Disappointing.

Pros: This keyboard is great for the price. Membrane keys, but built well enough to withstand some heavy keystrokes. Logitech products have never failed me, and this one doesn't either. I have only had it for 3 months, but this thing is a survivor, even though it may be cheap. Good job, Logitech.

Cons: This isn't a gaming keyboard, so don't expect all the bells and whistles. Just a basic keyboard for the average joe and his office. Not my first choice for a nice gaming keyboard, but good for a backup at least. Other than being basic, this thing really doesn't have any other cons.

Other Thoughts: Any real gaming keyboard is better than this thing. However, this is great for any backup, anywhere.