HP 230 Wireless Keyboard - Wireless Connection - Low-Profile, Quiet Design - Windows & Mac OS - Laptop, PC Compatible - Shortcut Keys & Number Pad - Long Battery Life (‎3L1E7AA#ABA),Black

I got this keyboard for my boufriend and he loves it. So far it's held up very well, and I think we've only had to change it's batteries once since we got it and he's using it daily. He's a gamer, but it's quiet. It doesn't have that loud, annoying CLANK CLANK CLANK of some keyboards. The tapping gets so annoying with others, but this one has been nice and quiet. Which is a boon, because if all I could ever hear from him was CLACK CLACK TAP TAP CLACK I think I'd pull my hair out.

I needed to replace older wired keyboard in which some keys stopped responding, and no cleaning nor checking could correct. So went for wireless. Immediate recognition by my desktop, and perfect operation thus far. When system offline, will even keep a cover on it to prevent dust or debris build up. So far, a great choice for home data usage.

Nothing to dislike.

Nice Keyboard. I gave it 4 stars because it's pretty big and bulky. A lot bigger than what I was expecting, but I'm going to keep it because the keyboard when typing is really quiet. It connect well and easily to my set up. It's really responsive. Plus, for $20 you can't beat the price. It also comes with 2 duracell batteries, which was unexpected. So, you don't have to buy batteries either.

Been using this every day for 6 months. Changed batteries once 5 months in.

The keys are slow to respond, frequently repeat or double-type characters, and often fail to register keystrokes correctly. I would **not** recommend buying this keyboard. The typing experience is frustrating and unreliable.

"If you’re looking for a quiet, low-profile typing experience, this is it. The chiclet-style keys feel very similar to a high-end laptop, making it easy to type fast without a lot of noise. The wireless connection is instant and hasn't dropped once.

I recently purchased the HP 230 Wireless Keyboard, and it has been an excellent addition to my workspace. Pros: Office Keyboard Feel: This keyboard feels just like an office keyboard. The keys have a satisfying tactile response that makes typing comfortable and efficient. Ideal Size: It's not too big or slim—just the perfect size. It's especially great for folks with medium to large hands, providing ample space without being bulky. Wireless Convenience: The wireless connection works seamlessly with Windows and Mac OS. It makes my desk look cleaner without the clutter of cables. Battery-Powered: The keyboard uses batteries, which last a long time, ensuring that I don't have to worry about frequent recharging. Quiet Design: The low-profile, calm design is perfect for working in shared spaces without disturbing others. Functional Layout: It includes shortcut keys and a number pad, which enhances productivity, especially for those who work with numbers frequently. Long Battery Life: The long battery life is a significant plus. I've been using it for weeks without any sign of needing to replace the batteries. Cons: None! This keyboard has met all my expectations and more. Overall, the HP 230 Wireless Keyboard is an outstanding choice for anyone looking for a reliable, comfortable, well-designed keyboard. It's perfect for medium to large hands, feels great to type on, and has a fantastic battery life. It is highly recommended!

High quality , no noise, soft and smooth clicks, no crazy light. I love how this keyboard delivers the basic role of the keyboard perfectly. It comes with batteries as well, a great value.

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Needed a keyboard to use with my laptop and this keyboard works very well with it. The keyboard connects easily via a usb port. Added bonus is that it included Duracell batteries, not cheap off brand ones. It is very quiet when typing and the keys are easy to use, similar to the keys on the HP laptop I am using it with.

Love this. I have been using this keyboard for a while (in fact, to type this very review out), and I think it is great. I have owned a lot of nice keyboards over the years, but I always found the cheap ones that came in the box with your package PC to be charming and so nice to type on for some reason. Anyway, the wires attached to those super cheap ones were a little annoying, and when I finally had to replace mine, I realized that the exact keyboard comes as a wireless one! Anyways, I obviously bought it and I love mine. The keys are soft, it took zero setup other than just plugging the usb adaptor in to my laptop (worked immediately), and the two triple-a batteries have been running so long that honestly I forgot that it needs them. It has been several months now and it is still going strong. It also came with the batteries already which was a really nice surprise, and they're duracells! Great touch. This product is great, I love it. It sounds nice, feels nice, was super affordable, and fit every box I need. Get yourself one!

I’ve had it a year and a half, this was a fairly inexpensive wireless keyboard, and that it still works as good as when I got it that’s pretty good. Pro’s -Batteries last at least a month or so and are AAA so fairly affordable to replace -Plug and play -Number pad -light weight so can take it with me when I have to travel. Con’s -It’s not as quiet as I hoped, better than the one I had but not a silent keyboard. -No off switch, I have to remove the batteries when I travel with it or when I’m away for more than two days otherwise I find the batteries are dead when I get back. -sometimes it glitches and is not responsive so I think the batteries are dead when they are not, I remove them and reinstall and it works again perfectly. -After a year and a half the letter labels are wearing off. I do wipe it down fairly often with a soft microfibre cloth and a gentle cleaner but I don’t scrub it with anything abrasive or a Mr clean eraser. -Sometimes keys stick or stutter when I first start the computer. -I have to remove the usb plugs when rebooting or my Lenovo laptop gets stuck in a loop on reboot. That is most likely my works computer policies fault but I had hoped with the keyboard being an HP and a “brand” name the drivers would be universal enough to not need to be removed every reboot. Over all it’s not bad, very much a case of you get what you pay for, but it’s still working and until I want to pay quite a bit more $$$$$ this will do.