USB Keyboard with Russian English (Cyrillic) Letters/Characters- Full Size Slim Desktop Design

This was the best choice I made when deciding which laptop to pick for my Russian class. It contained both English and Russian letters, easy-access to a calculator and flipping back and forth to English and Russian and it came super quick! I ordered it on Wednesday and came the next day, just in time for my test on Friday which we had to type an essay on Russian. If the English and Russian letters were in different colors, it would be easier to distinguish from each other but otherwise this keyboard is keyboard and do not regret this investment. Also, I would like to add that the set-up was super easy that the simple instructions were on the box in a few sentences and the price on this was affordable for a student.

This is my second time ordering this exactly the same keyboard.PROs:- Cyrillic letters are printed on buttons, along with the English ones. No annoying stickers.- Compact keyboard with regular-size buttons, standard Shift and Enter sizes.- Standard Num-pad for quick number entering- Calculator button, Windows button and Volume buttons- Shallow buttons, not too high.CONs- Both alphabets are printed in the same color: white. Common wisdom suggests for Cyrillic to be in yellow.- Plain and straight-forward business keyboard. Some may find it to be too plain.Overall this is exactly what is needed for business, with practically no "bells and whistles". Great for my purposes.

I like it a lot. I originally expected it to be a bit bigger but it turned out to be just perfect size still. Looks good and serves it’s purpose great as well

прпивет!When comparing it to a standard Logitech keyboard, this keyboard is pretty thin. It also does not have the "kickstands" if you prefer to have your keyboard sitting up a little for ergonomic preferences. The keys are fairly closer together and there are times that I will hit another key because they are so close together. Now, the reason for getting this, the Russian Alphabet! It works perfectly once you have the keyboard added to your computer settings. It's clear which key is for which letter and once you start to memorize it, it'll be easy-peasy! It's definitely worth the price as long as you're okay with thin, flat keyboards with close-in-proximity keys! HA!Пока

For classic use. It's wired and doesn't light up.

I'm somewhat picky about my main keyboard, and I'm not using this one as my main (not that it couldn't be, I just like ones with built in wrist support), but it's a great compact lightweight second keyboard.99% of what I do is in English, but I do periodically need to communicate with friends and family in Russia, and I used to have a second full size keyboard for that, which was a pain. This one is much less bulky, and is light enough to where I was able to put up a couple of bungee straps under a shelf above my desk where I can place it normally. Easy to grab and stow away, and even when I have to put it on top of my laptop away from my desk it still works well.It doesn't have the little legs to prop it up, but I think I actually like that, because it gives it a lower profile.Overall, I would absolutely recommend it for anyone looking for an English/Russian keyboard.

This keyboard really solved the issue I was having with the stickers on my previous keyboard. Works great and the letters are easy to read and see.

I have only been using this keyboard for about a week and already the letters on the keys are fading to the point of disappearing. That, obviously, makes the keyboard useless since I cannot see what letters I am typing until they appear on the screen. Steer clear of this keyboard.