New and Improved: EZSee by DC - Large Print Computer Keyboard USB Wired (Yellow Keys with Black Jumbo Oversized Print Letters) for Visually Impaired Individuals, Low Vision, or Low Light for Seniors

The keys are light brown and the enlarged letters care dark brown. Not yellow like in the picture. The keyboard is wonderful and my typos have been reduced considerably. I highly recommend this product.

Bought this for my dad who has macular degeneration. It has def helped him see the letters, the macro keys r nice for shortcuts. It has helped him maintain independence and his ability to read the news online and answer email. He was literally ready to throw his other keyboard!

My dad is 93 only has one eye and that one only has 1/8th vision. HE LOVED IT!!! Nice large keys easy to see even in dim light. He sent me a text saying.. I loved this and you. My dad is old school and I think he said I love you to me maybe 3 times in my life haha. So I know he really loved this. Was easy plug and play. He has win 11. He was able to actually plug it in his self. No set up required.

Instantly upon installing the New and Improved EZSee Keyboard I experienced keys not working rendering it inoperable and defective. I have my doubt to whether this keyboard went through Quality and Product Control. It is very disappointing and this product should not ever been sent out. The keyboard does have a EZSee appearance as marketed/advertised caught my attention. I am torn between looking elsewhere or giving DC another chance. The buying experience was filled with the anticipation of receiving a Keyboard both attractive and functional. I do not look forward to the time, energy and expense of rectifying the problem. I already threw the box away do to my confidence in this product.

This is a very inexpensive, but very useful keyboard. Design wise it is not the wonderful IBM spring buckle, clickty-clack keyboard which lasts forever. This unit works well with Windows 7 and has all those extrea buttons I never used. It is quiet, and the letters are visible even without your reading glasses. Minor issues: I wish the keys stood a bit higher, and in the same line I wish the tilt of the keyboard was a bit steeper. However the latter is easily remedied by adding a wedge of sorts. I have had no problems with noise, or fading or failing letters. Does it feel like a heavy duty IBM keyboard, no. However, look at what you paid for this thing. Outside the fact it feels a bit 'cheap' in construction I can't complain. At least I can see what I'm typing!

This is a game-changer. I am 78 years old. My eyesight has been failing for a while. The old black keyboard required me to have small flashlights at hand. I got this keyboard, and within two minutes I was up and running. I can find the rarely used keys in an instant. If you have trouble seeing an older keyboard, I highly recommend this one!

it is fine out of the box. But so was my last one a year ago. but I had to replace that one, different brand, because most of the lettering on the keys had worn off. IN JUST ONE YEAR! ask me in a year how this one is holding up.

I'm waiting for my daughter to come and install the new keyboard. I am, however, replacing an old EZ See keyboard that I love. The black on yellow and the large keys make it easy to use. After a few years, the black lettering on keys usd by my left hand had started to wear and I thought a replacement would be easier. No hurry on replacing the one I just bought as the old one is working fine!