CherryKC 6000 Slim

I bought this to replace a crummy office keyboard that was feeling gummy. I prefer chiclet-style keyboards, because I find them faster; and, I prefer shallower key travel.This keyboard is super fast; the key travel is limited, which makes for very fast typing. For Mac users familiar with chiclet-style Apple wireless keyboards, it is very comparable in feel to the chiclet Apple Wireless Keyboard (the aluminum one). Whereas, compared to the newer Apple Magic Keyboard (the one that plugs in with a Lightning port), the Cherry KC 6000's key travel is slightly deeper, and it's ever-so-slightly noisier (but not annoyingly so). Compared to came-with-the-computer Dell and HP chiclet style keyboards, it feels much faster—each keypress is more well-defined, and the tactile feedback is much better—and the minimal degree to which it is noisier than those keyboards is far offset by its speed. I've really been quite pleased with the typing experience on this keyboard.I use this keyboard with both my office Windows PC and also my docked MacBook (I remap "Command" to the physical Alt key, and "Option" to the physical Windows key in macOS Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > Modifier Keys).The biggest, most notable downside to this product is that for people who prefer inclined keyboards, this product lacks built-in feet. It does come with four little rubber feet that you can stick on to create an incline, but it is clearly an afterthought.

Super slim and super quiet keyboard. Looks and feels great when typing. I only wish there were adjustable feet on it to improve its ergonomics. I just added coasters under the top of the keyboard to give a decent angle which improved the feel greatly.

The overall quality is very high. It is very comfortable to type on, responsive, and even tactile. You can feel each keypress, which I really appreciate as that's not something you find in these types of keyboards. The only thing that gives me a little concern is that there's a bit of space around each key that crumbs or particles can find their way into and I don't see any easy way to clean this. But it's not enough of a concern to cause me to not recommend this. It's an excellent keyboard nonetheless!

I got this keyboard because my wife was becoming annoyed with the sound of me typing on my gaming keyboard. I loved the feel, but it was LOUD, so I understand her frustration.This keyboard still gives my touch-typing fingers the feedback they need, but is whisper quiet, even when I'm banging away. It's amazing to me how strudy these small laptop-style keys feel.Other features I like - I love the fact that the indicator lights are on the keys they're associated with - caps lock, scroll lock, num lock - all have a tiny led in the bottom right corner of the key. I wish all keyboards did this.The volume up/down and mute keys are also a godsend. I don't use the calculator key that much, but it's nice to have. I also appreciate the fact that all of the 'extra' keys don't require a Function key, as most keyboard makers put that right where my fingers expect the "Windows" key to be. This is an almost ideal layout, imho.Two small gripes - First, to raise the keyboard, you need to affix included rubber feet to the back - it's not adjustable, you have to choose to have the keyboard slightly elevated or flat. That said, the rubber feet are great at holding the keyboard firmly in place.Second, since this is a wired keyboard, a backlight (even single color) would be nice. You can get backlighting in a Cherry keyboard, but only in the top-of-the-line model, which is wireless.

I use this keyboard for work, where I'm in conference calls most of the day while working at the same time. I need a very quiet keyboard that requires little effort. The new USB hub our company is giving out was interfering with a Dell wireless keyboard which I love. I tried a Dell wired keyboard that didn't have scissor keys and my hands got too tired by the end of the day.The scissor keys on this one are almost completely silent, except for the space bar. The space bar sounds mechanical and is very loud and clacky. I saw the reviews saying that the space bar doesn't always register and I think this is why. I'm at a loss to understand why they would design it this way. I may have to return it because of this one thing.

I bought this keyboard replace my HP Wireless Pro V2 and have been using this keyboard every day for 8+ hours at work for several months now, so I feel I gave it a good shake, but I will be working back to my previous keyboard.Pros: I was specifically looking for a chiclet style, wired keyboard because my new desk setup was causing interference for wireless connection with my previous keyboard. Turns out there simply are not many with this combo, and the few others I have tried have been mushy compared to my previous keyboard. The KC 6000 is a step up from previous keyboard, but still not quite as good as my HP. Overall the typing experience is above average for my preferences. The frame is thin but sturdy for plastic, and overall seems like decent quality you'd expect from CherryCons: Ghosting has been a huge issue. specificallythe shift and spacebar simply don't register all the timeleading to inaccurate typing. (<= see what I mean?) I have to slow down my typing to be sure the capitalization and spaces are hit correctly, and I've nearly locked my account from mistyping passwords multiple times in a row when a certain letters arn't capitalizedFor now I will be going back to my HP keyboard and moving things around to get the wireless interference resolved until I can find a better replacement

I was looking g for a replacement for my discontinued Logitech Illuminated Keyboard. I found a close match without the palm rest.

This is up to personal preference, but this is one of the best keyboards I've ever used! I bought multiple new keyboards to try out, and I absolutely adore the laptop-feel of this keyboard. It's super easy to type fast and quietly on this - I can also easily slide my finger across between adjacent keys while keeping them pressed down, which really helps my gaming experience (e.g. sliding from W to S without lifting my finger for even a split second); The keys feel really good to tap on; The layout is fantastic; The LED lights are a HUGE plus!Definitely worth buying!

the feedback is nich but in 2024 they could have added some quick action / multimedia buttons, especially considering the price that isn't exaclty the cheapest (I paid 50E).

Laptop klavyelerinden alışık olduğunuz düşük profil ve malzeme kalitesi ile mükemmel bir klavye. Tuş hissi çok iyi, hızlı ve daha kolay yazmaya imkan sağlıyor. Klavye oldukça oturaklı, bu da kullanım kalitesini artırıyor. Tuş aydınlatma ve multimedia tuşları (play/pause, next, previous) olmayışı dezavantaj. Ama bunlardan taviz vermeye kesinlikle değer.

The keyboard is very nice to use. Smooth punchy keystrokes. Unfortunately after only a couple of weeks the keyboard misses keystrokes on an hourly basis. Will have to return

Advantages:+ Nice feeling of a laptop-like keyboard. Just what I looked for.+ Perfect layout: clean, standard, not bloated with multimedia keys, no crazy Fn button.+ A corded keyboard (simple, robust and secure solution). Just search for what kind of issues people have with wireless keyboards.Disadvantages:- No tilt.- Overall keyboard feels and looks very durable, but looks like all items have a manufacturing issue - the body is slightly arched (it's actually visible on the official image - https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61bIL6upQ%2BL._SL1500_.jpg), so the middle legs of the keyboard do not actually touch the table. So the keyboard does not stand on all of its legs and if pressed harder somewhere in the middle, then it bends down.- No USB hub (minor, of course, but anyway).Absence of tilt and not standing on all legs forced me to return the item, otherwise it would be an ideal keyboard for me.