X9 Wired Keyboard - Comfortable Typing - Ergonomic Full Size USB Keyboard with Wrist Rest, Number Pad, Multimedia and 114 Keys - External Computer Keyboard for Laptop, Desktop and Office PC

This is great for the home office. I love the touch of the keys and how quickly you can type. It feels good to use all day and is sturdy for a keyboard. I would purchase this again if I needed to and would recommend to anyone that has to type most of the day.

Very nice, comfortable keyboard

I use this while working from home. It works well.

I like the way the keyboard feels, but it's a bit loud. It reminds me of the desktop I had in the 90s. I've been using it for about a week. It works well so far.

I type a lot. I was looking for the Logitech K740, but it's discontinued. I tried another Logitech keyboard, the MX Keys S, and I have been fighting it for a year and decided to give this keyboard a try. It is a bit noisier than the K740, but I can live with that. The function keys are grouped in spacing of four keys and then a space, which is one of the features I loved about the K740. I've only been using this for a half-hour, but already my life is so much better because of it!

I have this keyboard for a while. It's durable and love that comes with the wrist rest included. Some people might say is a little load but I don't mind. Keys are softer and never get stuck.

Nice full sized keyboard. I wish that the font that was used was a little easier to read. The letters would be easier if they were bold faced. I needed better light to see which key was a period instead of a comma.

I like this keyboard. The overall look is very appealing. The rounded corners are comfortable in touch and appearance. The wrist rest is very helpful. The bevel on each key in the first row is a great transition between the level of the wrist rest and the height of the other rows of keys. Most importantly, the action of each key is smooth, pleasant, and positive. So, what is my one reservation? Well, it has to do with the caps lock key. On many keyboards, the caps lock is separated from the A key by a gap (see first photo) . This tends to prevent unintentionally striking the caps lock. On many other keyboards, including this one, the caps lock key is wider and lacks the gap. For a good keyboarder, the wider key may be a benefit, making the caps lock easier to use. But for a poor keyboarder like me, I’m constantly hitting the wrong key and finding that I now hAVe extrA CaPs AMOng my lower cASE wordS. Nevertheless, I’m keeping the keyboard. It really is quite nice—and maybe it will compel me to become better at this activity.