Keys U See Large Print US English USB Wired Keyboard - Yellow Keys with Large Black Print Characters / Letters (US English)
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Product Reviews of Keys U See Large Print US English USB Wired Keyboard - Yellow Keys with Large Black Print Characters / Letters (US English)
Product Review: Finally, a KEYBOARD that I can read without my glasses
Summary: 4 Stars
I run Windows XP Professional so setup consisted just plugging in the USB. Initially I had to use one of my USB ports in the front of my DELL INSPIRON because the supplied USB cord was too short. I ordered the [Belkin F3U134-06 USB Extension Cable - 6ft from AMAZON] which gave me the needed cord length. That's the only reason that I rated it **** instead of *****.Product Review: Great Keyboard
Summary: 4 Stars
I purchased this keyboard for my 88 year old mother-in-law who suffers from glaucoma and macular degeneration. She has no problem using the Keys-U-See keyboard. She is now responding to her emails and surfing the web with ease. Highly recommended for users with impaired vision.Product Review: Great for low vision problems
Summary: 5 Stars
Bought this for my 88 year old mother-in-law with macular degeneration and it is allowing her to start using the computer again.Product Review: Great keyboard
Summary: 5 Stars
Love this keyboard! Besides making things so much easier to see the hot keys are great. I love being able to adjust the volume with the touch of a key and the sleep feature is much quicker as well. I'm very pleased with this purchase.Product Review: Great keyboard for vision impaired
Summary: 4 Stars
The keys have extremely large high contrast lettering that is easy to see in just about any lighting condition.
The keys have a fairly long travel and reward methodical typing. A touch typist might be frustrated with both the key noise and the length of the keystrokes required to type at speed.
The keystrokes appear to be designed to help avoid bad or inadvertent key hits, which makes it a very good keyboard for the purpose.
It installs easily on XP and appears able to use a generic Microsoft driver even for the volume controls and extra function keys.
Is solidly made, not a cheap piece of flexoplastic on it.
This is a specialty keyboard for those wih poor vision. Although it does make it easy to see in extremely poor light, an illuminated model would probably be more satisfying to someone who just needs poor light capability and types fast.
Hopefully I can find someone locally to donate mine to, as it is a tad slow for even 50 wpm.