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Memory foam and soft, works amazingly well for wrist support

Nice tactile feel. Hooks up to various devices without fail. Has three ways to connect. I hardly notice the lights, and the thing is heavy enough to use as a defensive weapon against more ornery fellow gamers. It has a kind of retro look.

Good quality construction. Good general usability. The left-click button in the upper left is useful. Good wireless connection (at 12 feet). Good charge duration.

What is there to say It is a basic mouse.

This is my favorite cordless keyboard mouse combo

Nice and simple USB mouse Works great Love the extra size and weight because I'm a fairly large sized guy, so small moice that move everywhere at slightest touch can be a pain for me.

Soft keys Cool LEDs Quiet Detachable cord

Easy to set up, works great with my work laptop and gaming PC.

Smooth motion trackball The quiet click is very quiet

- Simple, one page instructions for setup & keyboard functions - Functions are straight forward - The FN keys have their function displayed on the side of the key toward the user - The keys have a quality feel, in both press and texture - Smooth plastic base makes it easy to clean - Decently long cord to plug into the computer, which isn't aligned to the middle of the base - Very lightweight - Multiple fun lighting options (my favorite is the setting that makes the key light up bright after you press it for a second, then dimming) - The sound of the keypress is very satisfying

I just needed a cheap keyboard for testing a system without having to run my main keyboard from one room to another, This is exactly that. It is a cheap HP keyboard, it is not for gaming, it works fine for just regular typing. local thrift shops somehow have run out of keyboards, and every store near me thinks a basic keyboard should be $25-40

Key mechanisms appear to be well-made. White characters on keys are holding up well.