HP 2004 Standard

Typical HP keyboard. This was to replace one that was starting to show signs of wear

The picture is not of the keyboard that that is sent ; The picture is of a U.S. keyboard which has a large shift key on the left which is the sole reason I ordered this particular keyboard ; Because you cannot read what is on the keys, and there is no...

Nice all round friendly keyboard

yet to discover

does what it says

needs illuminating ; if i could combine the better quality of this one, with the illumination of a Xenta keyboard i have (symbols come off very quickly), it would be a really good keyboard

Solid construction, good key action, markings are clear, two tilt settings, stays-put when in use

Not as compact as some keyboards

Its the same Keyboard today as it has been for so many years now ; Last a lifetime ; Built like a brick shed ; Deployed some 350 of these over the years - never any bad feedback about typing or speed or reliability etc ; Highly recommended

It can seem dear against other keyboards but it really is the standard all others are judged against [bar the IBM keyboard which gets good reviews as well

Well made and robust ; Solid overall look and feel ; Great price for such a quality keyboard ; Hewlett Packard name ; Long cord ; 3 leg height settings ; I find them nice to type on, and quiet, but you know when you have pressed the key

I'd have to nit pick to find fault with this keyboard at this very low price but I guess the legs don't look terribly strong. Really scraping the barrel to find a "bad point" though really

Nice feel to keys

I hate any keyboard which does not have the caps lock light on the caps lock key

A bit basic (no short cut keys, except one or two) but it does everything that is required. Key sensitivity is good: not too soft, not too hard

None. See above