HP 150 Wired Keyboard with Numeric Keypad - Silent-Touch Chiclet Keyboard - Ergonomic, Comfortable - USB Plug-and-Connectivity, LED Indicators (664R5AA, Black)

The HP 150 Wired Keyboard exceeded my expectations! It’s super comfortable to use, thanks to the ergonomic design and chiclet-style keys that make typing feel smooth and effortless. The keys are also surprisingly quiet, which is a huge plus when I’m working late at night or in shared spaces.The full-size layout, complete with a numeric keypad, is perfect for productivity, and the LED indicators are a helpful touch. Setup was a breeze—just plug in the USB, and it’s ready to go, no software needed. I’ve been using it for both work and personal tasks, and it’s been extremely reliable.The build quality feels solid and durable, and the black finish looks sleek on my desk. For the price, this keyboard is an excellent choice for anyone who needs a dependable, comfortable keyboard for everyday use. Highly recommend!

I had to get the silent keyboard because I did not want to annoy the insomniac in the next room. This keyboard feels quite nice to type on as well. After having suffered by the hands of a Lenovo keyboard that looks more expensive and qualitative, I thought I would never go back to the silent keys type layout. I am very impressed with this particular keyboard, noting on part of it being less pricey. In my lifetime, I have purchased more than 20 keyboards, different variations and brands. I struggled a great deal with that because my large palms and elongated fingers could not fit the keyboard standards. My longer hours of word processing needed comfort keys. Runners wear out their shoes within three months top, similar to toothbrushes that wear out within a month, I am just hoping to go at least five years with this keyboard. I do recall the time when I had bought a more expensive keyboard for it to wear out in less than three months. I am going to try for that not happening again.

The keyboard itself is lightweight and very quiet but the cord was completely half the length of my previous keyboard. I fortunately had a USB extension cord on hand but if you have a desktop set up you might want to consider rearranging to make things reach properly.

this works really well with my macbook. some of the buttons have to be rerouted, but i don't mind doing that for a keyboard at this price. i tend to press hard when i type, and the build quality is really good since it doesn't bend! it is a bit too big for my desk, but it's a great value.

This works perfectly with my dell laptop. Better than my expensive wireless keyboard. So quiet when I’m typing. I’ll be buying this one again. The length of the cable isn’t an issue to me because of how my home computer is set up. Instead of plugging it to dock station, I plugged it in to my laptop.

The keyboard works and is quiet. Just a couple of rather significant short fallings:1. Be prepared to purchase a USB extension cable. The cord is too short. It's about half the usual length.2. If you type on auto pilot without looking at the keys, in other words you know how to type, get ready to be frustrated and produce documents with errors. The arrow keys and home/end/insert/delete/page-up/page-down buttons are not in the usual places. Instead, they are crammed into two columns instead of 3. This saved about 1/2" of keyboard width over my old HP keyboard. Not worth the loss of speed and errors it causes having to hunt for keys that aren't where they should be. Every time I try to use the arrow keys, I get the wrong one because they are a column more to the left than they should be. Same for the delete key. It's a row lower than normal. Rather short sighted.3. It doesn't have the usual legs to raise and lower the keyboard in the back. I usually don't use the legs as I like the keyboard flat, but this keyboard is built at a higher angle as if the legs were there, so it's not adjustable to your preferred height. At this angle I have to contort my wrist back. After only a day I can see the wrist strain will lead to carpal tunnel.I thought maybe it was a matter of using less materials to lower the cost or some goal to use "less materials better for the environment" campaign for advertising, but where the keyboard is narrower one way it is wider the other and uses more material to raise the back instead of the usual legs.I would be happy to pay a few dollars more for a 'normal' keyboard that has keys where they belong and a useful cord length. HP always made good keyboards. Why fix was isn't broke?I didn't set it up right away when it arrived, so I'm sure the return window is expired. Otherwise, I'd return it. It's not worth the pain and suffering of carpal tunnel or constant typographical errors. If you're a professional and need to produce professional documents keep looking.

I love the rubber membrane. Feels just like my HP laptop keyboard that its attached to. Just what I was looking for. Quiet and shorter stroke compared to my Logitech that Its replacing. Does not have adjustable flip up legs. Home/End, Page up/Page down is horizontal. The LEDs are bright its so annoying, I put tape over it. The cord is short at 41" but it is just right for my setup, would be nice to have it longer though. Easy to find home keys F and J. F keys do not have gap between F4/F5 and F8/F9, harder to find F5 for refresh without looking. I am satisfied.

Basic keyboard. Quiet. Inexpensive. I like that it was brand name HP, makes me think it should last a while. I liked it enough to buy a second for my home office.