It also comes with caps lock, num lock, and scroll lock, each of which has their own dedicated green LED light (although these are a bit too bright, in my opinion)

the keyboard seems to flex a tiny bit while typing, but not enough to bother me or make me wish I tried for a more pricy kbd

A little bit noisy, but not bad at all

a bit cramped but works as expected

I'm a bit rough with my computer stuff,

There is no space on either side of arrow keys, which may give some a bit of trouble "feeling" where the arrow keys are without looking - it has taken me a bit to get used to but not that bad.

I find the action on the buttons is a bit clunky and probably not best for someone who types very fast.

a bit cramped but works as expected

The keys feel a bit sticky and need a little more force to press than I'd like, and there's some wobble to them (if you hit one of the longer keys like shift or enter near one of the ends rather than in the center of the key, its a bit harder to press.)

A little bit noisy, but not bad at all

I'll keep it as a spare, but would spend more money for something a bit better and sturdier.

I does feel a bit light and cheap but it is nicely responsive.

I expected better results from HP, but I suppose it's a bit tough to have the proper quality control out of China.

So keep that in mind, until you get used to it, if you're coming from a bigger keyboard, you may fumble a bit.

A bit loud, marginal quality.

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