Quantum QHM7307 Mini Spill-Resistant USB Wired Slim Keyboard with Chocolate Keys Having 10 Million keystrokes for Laptop/Desktop (Black)

The main purpose for buying this keyboard was to destory this through hardcore gaming. The reason for selecting this one is it's small size and light weight which is quite suited for my gaming laptop and my workspace and also that i can carry it where i want.And also the package was not so good... it's worst!!ProS:1. It is cheal if the current one destoryed you can go for another one with out worries.2. It's small when compared with other keyboards at this rate.3. The keys are quite clicky and recognisable.4. Weight is Light as feather.5. Nice and good key spacing.ConS:1. Build feels quite local and not so good.2. USB Cord is not braided and reasonably long.3. Should be handled with care.Conclusion: If you want an secondary keyboard so that you don't want to spoil your precious laptop keyboard sure you can go for it. And also it light and small and looks great. But it will not be durable however it's acceptable due to its low cost!!.

Very small & nice looking keyboard, not useful for lyping beginners, handy & lightweight

- Received an open torn box. Asked for replacement, since refund was not available with the product.- Connected to laptop, it started restarting and switching off. Tried with desktop, even desktop started going off and coming on.- Function key is default on, so cannot press i o p etc, keeps pressing numbers.- Wire looked flimsy, cheap.However, size is good, and keys looks nice and has good feel while typing.It does make little noise, but not a big deal.

Summary: Overall, it's an okay keyboard that allows you to get the work done. But be ready to sacrifice on the productivity, since it doesn't feel "at home" to use.Details:SIZE: is almost same as 15.6 inch laptops' main keyboard. I will attach some photos later. I kept mistyping and had to go back to correct everything. Looking down at the keyboard while typing helped and I was able to type without errors, albeit at a reduced rate. Quite obviously, keys are spaced differently than on a standard 15.6 inch notebook keyboard. One of the photos I have attached shows its size compared to a HP 15.6 inch notebook keyboard.Typing experience: It's not as good as silent notebook's buttery smooth built-in keyboard, but that is to be expected at this price point. I wouldn't say the typing experience is terrible (considering the price), but a little smoother keys could make things better. The keys on this are good but slightly "felt" despite being noiseless. This review is primarily typed on this keyboard itself, though I had to correct it quite often.Key layout: The main keyboard is almost perfect, but many other keys are hard to use (assigned non-standard functions). Listing them all here would not be possible but I can highlight some. Many of the keys such as F11, F12 behave entirely differently than on the notebook keyboard. The same story for most other Fn Keys. That's the story at least compared to a HP notebook running Linux. The experience may be slightly better with other notebooks/OSes but some inconvenience/learning curve is guaranteed.Some reviews that complained about "mistyping" are actually a misunderstanding on the part of the user. Actually, by default the "Num Lock" state in "ON". Which means that some keys on the main keyboard are designed to type numerals by default rather than the alphabet. Though a little documentation could have helped, but as usual with low priced China made stuff, this comes with no documentation.Default keys typed:qwerty456-asdfgh123zxcvbn0Same keys typed with Num Lock turned off:qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmMultimedia keys: Only 3 multimedia keys worked for me: MUTE, VOLUME UP, VOLUME DOWN. None of the other multimedia keys worked for me.Key press order: is slightly different from built-in keyboard. For example: To effect a <Ctrl+End> you must type in <Ctrl+Fn+Right Arrow>. If you change the order it will be treated as <Fn+Right Arrow> ignoring the <Ctrl> key.The keyboard I was sent was was soiled, scuffed, dirty. Sending back for replacement.At its usual price (Rs 400-500) it's expensive. It's fair price should be under Rs 300.

The media could not be loaded.  This keyboard is pretty standard and does the job.Quality is price justifiedIt's not backlitCannot recommend for gaming as response isn't that quickGood for typing and general office use.Small and ergonomic with raised wrist friendly design.Wire isn't braided but general plastic and does the job as long as you are not plugging it in and out regularly, it should be fine.Over recommended for general use especially if you are looking for something compact.

My laptop keyboard stopped working due to liquid spillage and replacement was not worth it. So I went in for a mini keyboard. This one is the best. It is compact as well as comfortable to use. Does not have numeric keybad as in standard 101 key PC keyboard but that is not required and that would increase width. Good buy. Working fine since last few months.

Quite good. Light weight, its the size of my laptop keyboard. Soft keys, working really well though the keys are little shaky (very less) but I guess I'll get used to it in 2-3 days. It does its job well.

I m writing this review fter using the 'Quantum QHM7307 Mini Keyboard' for lmost three months. s you cn see for yourself, some lphbet keys hve stopped working in the lst three months. So tht speks for the qulity.The keybord mkes lot of noise while typing nd it is not smooth. The 'Print Screen' key is missing. I will not recommend this product. Now I hve to tke the keybord to the service centre for repir.Feb 13, 2020Update: After using it for three months, few keys were stopped working. When I contacted the seller, they asked me to get in touch with the company (Quantam) directly who in turn directed me to their service centre for repair. Since the product was under warranty, they replaced the keyboard. Thank you so much.Mar 11, 2020