Customer Reviews

Solid Tek KB-P3100BU ASK-3100U USB 4x9 SuperMini Wired Keyboard - Black

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Yes, this keyboard is small. In other places I have seen complaints about how the keys feel when pushed. The feel is different. That said, I have used the keyboard for almost half a year now, and I LOVE this keyboard.

I am an adult blessed with small hands. On a regular keyboard my hands have to leave "home row" to type in numbers and have to move to the next zip code to use the function keys. On this small keyboard, I can touch type like other people do on regular keyboards. I have had to retrain my self to use only my left pinkie for the shift key and train my right hand where to go for the apostrophe/quote key, but that hasn't been hard.

I also do quite a bit of work where I like to keep my right hand on the mouse and my left hand on the keyboard. With this tiny keyboard I can ALMOST reach all key combinations (ctrl +, etc.) with just my left hand. Being able to keep my right hand on my mouse and my left hand on the keyboard has really increased my productivity.

If you are an adult with small hands, you may like this keyboard. (My husband, who does not have small hands, says it is like typing on a cell phone key pad. It's not.) If you have a child who wants/needs to type a lot, they may really appreciate a keyboard that fits their hands.

I have a very small work area and appreciate the small footprint of this keyboard. I keep it on top of a desk calendar and do not have any problems with it sliding around.

This unusual keyboard is not for everyone, but it certainly has been perfect for me.

This is a great small keyboard. I can almost touch type (slowly) with it. Just remember that is not a replacement for a full size keyboard. It's appropriate only when a small size is the number one priority.

When surfing the internet or writing email, it was a chore to switch back and forth from caps, numbers and lower case with the tablet keyboard. This solves my problem. No complaints whatsoever about construction or ability to touchtype.

If you are very limited on space this is the keyboard for you. The appearance and quality are very good.

I need a keyboard to fit on my tray for both keyboard and mouse. The standard keyboard is too wide. I thought this one might be a good chose since it is compact:

After using it a few days, I learned that this is a good keyboard for kids or someone who has small fingers. It is hard for me to press the keys and ends up getting extra unwanted characters due to "fat fingers". Also the Delete button is so small and hard to find. I recommend HP USB Multi-media Keyboard on Amazon for under $20. You can be your own judge by trying it out in the local retail store. The HP USB keyboard is very similar to the standard keyboad except that it is not too wide.

This keyboard can't be used as a regular keyboard. There's no SHIFT key on the right side. If you want to shift for caps or characters, you can ONLY use the shift key on the left side. I've never seen this before. I can't even imagine a serious keyboard with no right SHIFT key. I was not able to use this keyboard at all. My little finger kept going for that shift key, and there isn't one.
Furthermore, it's REALLY small. Could it be intended for use with a cell phone? It's far smaller than the keyboard on my laptop. It's so lightweight, it won't hold still while I type, it moves around on the keyboard shelf.
There are no legs under the top of the keyboard so it can't be raised up for ease of typing.
It's a beautiful little keyboard, and appears to be very well made. But for me, at least, it's completely unusable. I returned it for a refund.