Keytronic E06101P1 104-Key Keyboard PS2

I have used Keytronic keyboards for the last 12 years. They are well made and durable. I just replaced a black keyboard with a beige Keytronic E06101P1 104-Key keyboard. I did not buy another black keyboard because the letters and numbers are white in color against the black color of the keyboard. After a while the white letters and numbers start to get dirty and turn a dark grey. They become very hard to see. Cleaning won't help. They blend in with the black color of the keyboard. You won't have that problem with a beige keyboard. The black letters and numbers don't blend in with the beige color of the keyboard even after using it for some time. If you damp wipe your keyboard occasionally the keys will remain easy to see.

I bought this keyboard because I was looking for an inexpensive substitute for the Realforce 87U, to use on another computer. The 87U is famed for its variable keyforce (that is, keys used less often &/or struck with weaker fingers require less force to depress). I have hand issues, carpal tunnel, etc. and am very aware of keyboard dynamics. I own IBM Model Ms, Dell clicky keyboards, all kinds.The good news is that the keys ARE much easier to depress, and the price is certainly right. The bad news is that the keyboard seems cheap to me. I won't be using it, too flimsy. My favorite keyboard is definitely the Realforce 87U, and while pricey, it's a DREAM to type on and has the famous Topre switches which yield a satisfying thunk like no other. And if you're looking for a fantastic mini-keyboard, I also purchased the bluetooth Android Keytronic Keyboard K9708A, which couldn't be better. It also comes in a Windows version: Keytronic Keyboard K9708WI. These keyboards have outstanding build quality and ergonomics.

Bad after 2 months --only a few keys on the far left work. Not worth the high price and the color is, for me, harder to read in low light--the markings are grey which lowers the contrast.

i'm really picky about computer keyboards. i prefer the old IBM model M's but cannot get them anymore. i paid $100 for a refurbished IBM and it lasted three months. this keytronic (actually i bought two, one for home and one for work) is as close as i could get to the old model M's. the keys are raised and have a good feel to them. that's important to me. a double letter shows up once in awhile but overall i really like this keyboard. it is comfortable to use and i don't feel like i'm fighting with it the way i do with so many of the flat, cheaply made keyboards that are out there. i will definitely buy another one and i would recommend it to others.

I bought this because I have an old late 1990s computer and monitor that I'm restoring. Misplaced or probably thrown out the original keyboard so I got this to match the color.Its great. Works as you'd expect any keyboard to work.No dislikes, very simply regular keyboard.I recommend this to anyone like me who has an old beige computer who wants to give it that old original look by adding the original keyboard to it.

Sweet PS/2 keyboard. Very nice, smooth and even tactile feel to the keys. Beige is really a very nice color for a keyboard, easy to see keys even low light. This keyboard is definitely worth the price if you're keeping your older machine alive. Makes a fine gaming keyboard as well.

It came fast, works and looks great, the company gives very good service.What can I say? It was a very good buy.Seems to me that Key Tronic computer keyboards are some of the best keyboards.

A very nice keyboard, BUT pressing the letter "i" key a lot of times results in multiple "i"s appearing on the screen. This makes this keyboard too much trouble to use. Luckily at the same time, I ordered a different and cheaper, but not as nice keyboard, which is working just fine. I will most likely toss the sticking "i" keyboard in the trash, unless there is a way to fix it. Price is not always a guarantee of quality.