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The Dell KB522 is not one of the best, but for what it does, its utility is very good. You have dedicated media functions at the top of the keyboard and you have 2 USB passthrough ports to connect things like a mouse for example, though I wouldn't use things like a USB flash drive for reasons. Typing feel is fine. If you hate short actuation, this is not for you, but it's alright to do office work and other things. Mine included a wrist rest, which is definitely a plus when I don't type correctly (ie my wrist is lying against a surface). All things considered, if you can get this cheap, want dedicated media functions, this is a fine choice.
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The keys are not as snappy as I'd like. It takes some getting used to, especially coming from using a fairly comfortable laptop keyboard as my main typing method. Perhaps some will like the extra travel, but I guess I prefer a stiff, shallow action. Also, it may be the fact that this keyboard is used, but some of the keys stick if they don't get exercise and need to be pressed multiple times before they pop up reliably. I do like the built in USB hub and will probably continue to use this keyboard, but I continue hunting for one that better suits my tastes.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Best keyboard I ever own. Got one from work 15 yrs ago. Still working now but some letters are fading. So I just bought 2 more so they can last me the rest of my life. I've tried other fancy n nice, futuristic looking keyboards in the last 15 yrs, but nothing compares with this one. This is like the perfect one-hit wonder classic type keyboard. Nothing else like it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The keyboard arrived in a timely fashion in appropriate Packaging. It works fine and the USB ports will come in handy.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Good quality item.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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