Wireless Keyboard MK98, 2.4G USB Computer Cordless Keyboard, Enlarged Indicator Light, Ergonomic Full Size PC Keyboard with Number Pad for Windows, Laptop, Desktop, Chromebook, Notebook, Black

Love the keyboard..... just like old school Dell keyboard style... but compact, clean/responsive keys.... what is there not to like. I had purchased a fancy one from Amazon, three times the price....and gave up on it in the end.... ordered this keyboard thinking that if it was garbage, no big deal since it was less than 20 bucks! To my surprise it turned out to be anything but garbage!.... a real Gem. Also, though some individuals complain about the battery lifespan, let's not forget, this keyboard is only using one battery... and to expect longer lifespan is not warranted (IMO). I would definitely recommend it.... any day and twice on a Sunday... :c))

I recently purchased the Lovaky MK98 Wireless Keyboard, and I have to say, it’s an exceptional piece of technology. As someone who spends a lot of time working on my computer, comfort and efficiency are key, and this keyboard truly delivers on both fronts. Ergonomics & Comfort: The 2.4G ergonomic design is a standout feature. The keys are thoughtfully spaced, providing a smooth typing experience that reduces hand fatigue even after extended use. The curved layout allows for a more natural hand position, which makes typing much more comfortable compared to standard keyboards. Connectivity: The wireless 2.4GHz connection is incredibly stable and reliable. I’ve experienced zero lag or interference while using it, even with other devices in the vicinity. Setup was a breeze—simply plug in the USB receiver, and it’s ready to go. I’ve used it across multiple devices, including my desktop, laptop, and Chromebook, without any issues. Build Quality & Design: The full-size layout with a numeric keypad is perfect for productivity, especially when dealing with data entry or working on spreadsheets. The black finish looks sleek and professional, complementing any workspace. The build quality is solid—sturdy, yet lightweight enough to move around without feeling bulky. Indicator Lights: A feature I particularly love is the enlarged indicator light, which is highly visible and easy to spot, making it simple to check the status of caps lock, num lock, and other important functions at a glance. It’s a small touch that adds a lot of practical value. Battery Life: The battery life is impressive as well. I’ve been using the keyboard for weeks without needing to replace the batteries, which is great for a wireless model. The energy-efficient design ensures long-lasting usage, saving me the hassle of frequent battery changes. Compatibility: This keyboard is versatile, easily pairing with various systems like Windows, macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS, making it ideal for anyone with a multi-platform setup. The plug-and-play functionality ensures that there’s no need for additional software installation. In conclusion, the Lovaky MK98 Wireless Keyboard strikes the perfect balance of comfort, functionality, and design. With its ergonomic layout, reliable wireless connection, clear indicator lights, and long battery life, it’s a fantastic choice for both work and casual use. If you’re in the market for a high-quality wireless keyboard, this one is definitely worth considering. Highly recommended!

Well it worked fine for 1yr. The letters do fade off so if you have to look at the keys this could be a problem. Just tried to go to work this morning and nothing is working. Replaced the batteries I had on standby but that didn’t work so I thought maybe I've had them too long so I went and purchased more and still nothing. It’s just that a keyboard and mouse and I think a year was ok!! I have it 4star because of how long it last..

Nice and easy for use It is nice and serves my need

Keyboard is quiet. Board is not too big but keys are spaced enough for easy keying.

I wanted to like this keyboard because it was so quiet and easy to type on. But then I had to replace the AAA battery every few weeks, even though I turned it off at night and on the weekends. Then the keyboard started missing keystrokes, so I started replacing the battery more often, even though it wasn't indicating that it was low. Then even on a new battery, it would miss keystrokes. It wouldn't lag behind and then catch up, it would totally miss them, like it was frozen. So I'd have to wait a few seconds and then start typing again. I kept the keyboard within 18 inches of the sensor and still no luck. Just received my replacement keyboard and happily tossing this piece of junk in the trash where it belongs.

I got this for the arrow keys since my old one had very weird and squished together arrow keys and works and I connect it to my phone, s23 ultra.

The plug & play USB connection makes it easier to swap the keyboard between different computers. And, I love how convenient it is to carry it around since it’s so light. However, my biggest issue is the letters on the keyboard. If any harsh light hits the letters, the glare makes it very hard to figure out what the letters are. Also, sometimes the keys don’t respond very well. The push mechanism of the keys is not very smooth and feels like cheaply made. Overall, can’t complain for something that costs less than $20