KeyTronic E03600P2

Solid construction, durable plastic... these are physically built like tanks. I've been using them for years for that reason. I still have an older model that's almost 20 years old that still works.

These keyboards have lost their quality. The physical shell and keys themselves are fine, but the rubber dome switches do not pick up consistently. I type fast at 80+ WPM and this keyboard was dropping multiple letters - such as www becoming ww. Some...

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We ordered two of these keyboards, which order was fulfilled by an outfit called Antonline.com, with whom we have had no prior experience. Both keyboards are defective and were poorly packaged for shipment. One keyboard has a sticking zero key on the...

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We ordered two of these keyboards, which order was fulfilled by an outfit called Antonline.com, with whom we have had no prior experience. Both keyboards are defective and were poorly packaged for shipment. One keyboard has a sticking zero key on the...

This is the best built keyboard that I have ever used that sells for less than $80. It is heavy, so it doesn't shift around. The keys click (no tactile release, just sound) like a mechanical, but it is cheap because it is just a membrane. I have been...

Large footprint

This is the best built keyboard that I have ever used that sells for less than $80. It is heavy, so it doesn't shift around. The keys click (no tactile release, just sound) like a mechanical, but it is cheap because it is just a membrane. I have been...

Large footprint.

More durably built than your average membrane keyboard. Good tactile feedback, though quieter than a mechanical keyswitch keyboard. Key feel is also better than a standard membrane keyboard. Has the look of a Model M without the noise

Compared to a mechanical keyboard like the Model M, the feel of the keys still does not compare. There are some quality control issues, as on my keyboard the LED for the caps lock does not work. It has a large footprint, so those with limited space...

More durably built than your average membrane keyboard. Good tactile feedback, though quieter than a mechanical keyswitch keyboard. Key feel is also better than a standard membrane keyboard. Has the look of a Model M without the noise.

Compared to a mechanical keyboard like the Model M, the feel of the keys still does not compare. There are some quality control issues, as on my keyboard the LED for the caps lock does not work. It has a large footprint, so those with limited space...

Standard layout I like, good "feet"

Loud despite being membrane; Keys are not removable. Well actually they come off fairly easily, but then they wont stay back on. Very easy to break. Also the feel of it is nothing special.

Standard layout I like, good "feet

Loud despite being membrane; Keys are not removable. Well actually they come off fairly easily, but then they wont stay back on. Very easy to break. Also the feel of it is nothing special

Excellent keyboard for software development or any other application where access to the Escape and function keys is important. I've been using this keyboard with various unix software development tools and editors for about 6 weeks and it's by far the...

Coloured Esc and F keys would be perfect cake icing