We have this keyboard in our upstairs bedroom, what we call the "computer room". We don't sue the desktop very often but once in a while the kids like to play with a computer and I don't like the idea of them touching my expensive laptop, sp they are free to use the desktop. When we began setting the desktop back up, we tried to plug in the keyboard that came with the computer, When we pressed down on the keys, it was not coming up on the screen. The computer had already passed it's warranty so there was no chance of taking it back. Out old keyboard plugged in with a purple wire and I think the plug bit where it entered had been tampered with so we were unable .  Read the complete review

This USB Keyboard from Dell is a simply basic and good quality keyboard, there`s no fuzz and complicated sollutions, and with that, really not all that many extra features, which is the only factor that keeps this from being a very good purchase! The most important factor for me when looking for a computer keyboard, is that the keys are reliable and easy and fast to press down... I want a keyboard that allows me to type very fast and efficient, and I`m not a fan of keyboards where the keys begin to hang and loose their functions after just a couple of months... So far, having used this keyboard for about 4 months, I find the keys to be of just as good quality ...  Read the complete review

We used to have quite a few of these in our University Library so for people who went to university you happen to use these quite alot. Like most libraries and common rooms they tend to keep things simple so people can use them without any problems. This is exactly the case with this and I find it is very basic which means it is very easy to use. Price I am not to certain on the price they used to be but you should be able to get one cheap now. I have to say you coud end up spending your money on much worse keyboards that this one. With the price I expect it to be which would be around £15 I think you would be getting a good ...  Read the complete review

The standard Dell keyboard that comes with most of its desktop packages, the Dell USB Keyboard is a simple no frills device that allows for the input of data and control of your PC. Connection to your PC is performed through a USB cable measuring approximately one and a half metres. It is stripped down so that only the keys are on display, no excess plastic trimmings here. According to the product info there are 104 keys within its' dimensions, but having studied the layout and counted, i'm fairly certain there are 105 including the Insert key which Dell has decided to maintain, unlike other suppliers. Constructed from a black plastic composite, the ...  Read the complete review

Dell USB keyboard: Just your basic keyboard. At my work I work a lot behind the computer, which is sometimes annoying when you see the beautiful weather outside, but suppose when it's raining it's better. But anyway with the computer at my work I got the Dell USB keyboard and it works fine for me. The Dell USB keyboard is really just a basis simple but efficient keyboard for every day use. At my work we use the computer for simple basis stuff like word processing and some simple programs and certainly nothing like designing websites. Because our work is very basic we don't need fancy keyboards with a lot of keys for six thousand different ...  Read the complete review