Very user-friendly
I flunked, as in got an "F", my high school typing class back in the 60's.<br />So, I have to look at the keyboard to type and I hit the keys harder than<br />a touch typist.<br /><br />This large print board is helpful because:  my tired old eyes can find the<br />keys right away, it's very quiet, the light doesn't glare off the keys, and the<br />size of the unit is actually a bit smaller than the older black one it is replacing.<br />I bought the one with the white keys with black lettering because I found<br />that to be more eye-friendly.<br /><br />If I were a good typist or typed a lot, I might be concerned about the letters<br />on the actual keys as they are just thin decals and might wear off sooner<br />than the painted or embossed keyboards.  But then, were I actually a good<br />typist, I wouldn't even need lettering on the keys, right?<br /><br />There was no installation required, just plug into your computer's USB port<br />and start typing.<br /><br />UPDATE:  It's almost 5 mos later.  I use this keyboard about 10-12 hrs per<br />day and it still works great.  I still can't type worth beans and I kept<br />hitting the caps lock, so I just removed it!  It was my fault, not the<br />fault of the keyboard.<br /><br />My vision's fine, but I do recommend this for hunt and peck typists like<br />myself.
Rating: 5 stars