Pros: Large easy to read keys.

Cons: A little hard to work for those with normal vision.
Not very well built. Seems cheap.

Other Thoughts: This keyboard was bought for my wife because she is visually impaired. It serves her well and has lots of features although to use these features you have to have normal vision. Seems to work fine for her though and the price was ok.

Pros: Large easily seen letters/numbers in black on yellow background that make it easy for people with poor vision to see. For a keyboard pretty solid construction, not one of those light weight flimsy things.

Cons: not free?

Other Thoughts: bought these for both of my parents computers because of their poor vision and they love them. Bought them to replace the similar key boards from Keys-U-See which lasted little more than a year. We'll see how long these last.

Pros: It is easy to see the characters on the board. My son likes it for gaming. It is relatively small, without making your hands feel cramped while typing.

Cons: The space bar on mine seems to have a long stroke to make it work. Kind of annoying when I'm typing. The bumps on the homing keys can be kind of hard to feel.

Other Thoughts: Overall, I like the board, but if the cons were taken care of, I would really like the board. For the price it is okay.

Pros: Very high visibility in all light conditions.

Cons: Suggest enlarging the symbols for the hot keys. Could also use a hot key for Windows calculator function.

Other Thoughts: I've been using this keyboard about a month and a half and am tickled to death with it. I have glaucoma and reduced contrast sensitivity. The bright yellow keys with large print have dramatically improved my computer sessions. I'm a "visual" typist, so the soft feel of the keys mentioned by a few others is no issue. Wouldn't hesitate to buy another.

Pros: It comes with age. Like it or not. I was having to much trouble reading the keyboard. I'm not a typist. I'm an IT engineer. I have to see the keyboard. This keyboard is a little hard adjusting to. Not sure why. Maybe it's the overall size. It's smaller than say The MS Multimedia keyboard I regularly use.
But I can SEE it. That's great.

Cons: it's a littler smaller than what I'm used to and the distance between the hm,ins,del key section and the arrows is very small. I'm used to using the space between to feel where I'm at if not looking at the keyboard. No, I'm not blind, just 63 yoa.

Pros: easy to see, the colors help , I got this for my parents with macular degeneration in their eyes ..... good feel to keys...... good price.

Cons: takes a little getting used to , especially if your a fast typer.