Definition: Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
Input: This keyboard is absolutely awful. I find it impossible that anyone who has ever bought it hasn't hated it. It's just incredibly poorly made. The problem is a bit hard to describe but I'll try. Basically the keys are loose, that is, they're not solidly connected to the keyboard. Here's another way to describe it: Look at the capital letter T. Imagine that the \"cross\" part of the T (that is, the top part) is the key and the bottom part of the T is the piece of plastic connecting the key to the board. That's about how these keys are connected--via a too-thin, unstable connecting piece. Consequently, when you press down on one edge of the key, the opposite edge rises up, like a seesaw. This means that unless you firmly press down directly on the center of the key, there's a chance that your key-press won't be effective. For a fast typist like me, this means that at least once every five-or-so words I'll misspell a word due to an ineffective press. This is especially common with the letters on the top and bottom row, as your fingers naturally strike those at somewhat of an angle (unlike the middle-row keys, which your fingers press directly down upon).<br /><br />In sum, this keyboard is awful. I bought it because I need a built-in touchpad. I do love the touchpad. It's nice and sensitive, and the scrolling works very well. However, as much as I want a touchpad that works exactly like this one, the pathetic build quality of the keyboard made it necessary to return it.
Output:
Negative Review