450 Programmable Wireless, Full Size; 3-Zone Layout Keyboard, 2.4 GHz Wireless Connection, Compatible with PCs with Available USB-A Port

Very good and very useful good keyboard responsiveness and worth the price

The number row keyboard keys stopped working 3 months after purchase. No physical and water damage yet this happened. Also, the battery life is very poor, around 2 months only.

The board is incredibly lightweight and has excellent Bluetooth connectivity, as well as smooth shortcut keys. They only have black keyboards and would like to have more color options for their keyboard.

Built Like a Tank (almost) and Quiet as a Library. I want to give 3 stars for the squishy keys and no feedback what so ever. but it has survived half a cup of Horlicks accidentally poured on it. Wiped off and sprayed WD40. Working fine for more than 6 months now. This keyboard, let me tell you, is tougher than a three-day-old sandwich left in your bag. The build is so robust you could probably use it to fend off a zombie apocalypse. Plus, it's as quiet as a mouse in ninja school – a must for me because, well, who needs a keyboard that sounds like a herd of tap-dancing elephants? Breaking Up with Logitech I had a tumultuous love affair with Logitech keyboards, but they just couldn't commit to a long-term relationship. My last one, the Logitech K580, went bonkers in just 18 months. I mean, it's not even a teenager in keyboard years! And don't get me started on the K380 – that thing barely lasted a couple of years before its buttons started a jamming symphony and long-pressing drama. HP – Solid, But Not Exactly a Unicorn So, I decided to break up with Logitech and give this HP keyboard a whirl. After a few months of cozying up to it, I can safely say it's not exactly the keyboard of my dreams. It's like a blind date – the buttons are big enough, but the ergonomics? Not exactly a match made in typing heaven. I Don't Regret It, But... But hey, I don't regret buying it. It's like that quirky friend you have – not perfect, but you still love 'em. The programmable keys, though, are like that friend's wild ideas – not very useful. You gotta run some HP software for them to work their magic. If they were like device-level superheroes, now that would've been impressive! Battery Life – The Unsung Hero I've got one solid piece of advice for you: When you're on the hunt for a wireless keyboard, check the battery life. Trust me, those low-budget devices are like vampires – they'll drain your batteries faster than you can say "qwerty." This HP keyboard, though, is like the Energizer Bunny on steroids – great battery life that won't leave you hanging mid-sentence. In Conclusion, Not Exactly Love at First Type To sum it up, this HP wireless keyboard is a dependable workhorse. It looks good, it types well enough for my average typing needs, and it won't give you any major headaches. Just don't expect those programmable keys to be your keyboard superheroes. They're more like sidekicks – nice to have, but not essential to the story.

Many buttons stopped working in just 50 days of usage. Worst product. Too costly and too cheap. Dysfunctional

I was looking for a keyboard with soft keystrokes, similar to what you’d get on a laptop. I’m used to typing on MacBooks but didn’t want to spend a fortune on an Apple keyboard since they’re just way too pricey and not really worth it. I’ve tried the Logitech MX Keys, but the keystrokes were so shallow that sometimes I couldn’t even tell if I hit the keys. This keyboard, though, has medium-to-soft keystrokes that I love, and the pre-programmed keys work perfectly on both Windows and Mac. Some keys may need programming for Mac, but I haven’t had to do any of that because the keys I use the most work right out of the box for me. The keyboard is a bit smaller compared to other layouts I’ve tried, so it took some getting used to. But once I adjusted, I really started enjoying it. It’s lightweight, has good reach, and the battery life is solid. I’ve been using it for a month now without any issues. If it only had backlit keys and multi device connectivity this would have been 11/10 for me. But I'm happy with the product and its features for the price range its at.

Keyboard is good but few keys stopped working after 4-5 months of usage. Shift is also randomly gets clicked automatically without even pressing it.

The HP 450 Programmable Wireless Keyboard is a winner! It's full-sized, has a handy 3-zone layout, and connects wirelessly at 2.4 GHz. Perfect for PCs with a USB-A port, it brings convenience and versatility to your setup. Simple, reliable, and gets the job done – a solid choice for hassle-free typing.