Geemarc Wired Alphanumeric Keyboard with Large Black Lettering and White Keys - High Colour Contrast for People with Low Vision - Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 - UK Version

I highly recommend this product. The keys are bold and very visible for anyone with sight problems. It also helps that all the letters are capitals. You can see the letters bold as day in a dimly lit room. It might not match any of the decor in the room but that doesn't matter to people with sight problems who would rather be able to see the keyboard than think about whether it matches the interior decor or not. You can always use a keyboard cover when you're done, to help it blend in with the decor. The sturdiness is very good, I like the fact that it's not light or thin as paper. It has two little stumps under the base you can use to slope the keyboard, they don't look very strong though, but neither are those on ordinary keyboards, they all tend to snap under pressure. As an ordinary qwerty keyboard, it comes highly recommended if you want to see the keys you're striking without straining your eyes. It does what it says with ease and without eyestrain. It doesn't light up, it doesn't need to. The yellow colour is bright and bold enough. It's better than a back-lit key for weak eyesight. While back-lit keys have changing colour lights that cause a distraction, expensive, and does nothing for weak eyesight, more aimed at gamers, this cheaper keyboard allow the user to see the keys with ease and therefore making less mistakes for anyone who are less familiar with typing. You could even pick up your typing speed with this keyboard. The only downside is the noise from the keys. It sounds like the old fashion keyboards, that loud hard plastic sound, but if you can see pass that and not let it bother you, you have yourself a very good keyboard. How long it will last, I don't know, I'll just have to wait and see.

I have problems with my vision and need a large-print keyboard to make typing easier. This keyboard fits the bill nicely and is exactly what I need. It's a UK layout and USD connected, plug-and-play, and seems to be well made. Yes, it is a tad expensive but there is very little option out there to choose from.

I am writing this review months after intense use of this magnificent keyboard. Initially I had some doubts because I was used to backlit LED keyboards, due to my nocturnal use, but I immediately changed my mind, the keys and the high contrast colors stand out perfectly even in the dark (never completely in the dark), for via the monitor lighting or some other LED lamp inside my room. Thanks to this keyboard, my eyes don't get too tired, unlike backlit keyboards with small characters that strained my eyes to the point of burning my eyes after the first half hour of use. The quality of the characters is excellent after months of intensive use, they have not yet faded, on the contrary the mid-range backlit keyboards (not entirely cheap) started to fade immediately after three weeks of intensive use. I highly recommend purchasing this product, mine and the black version with yellow buttons, I don't think the version with white buttons differs much, I think it's just an aesthetic factor, but I can't say for sure, because I no tried it.

I have been struggling to see my Logitech Gaming Keyboard for years. Despite the keys being lit they have become increasingly difficult to discern. I can only see with my right eye, my left is like having the jazzy lines of a migraine....PERMANENTLY.I use a high contrast keyboard on my Samsung phone. I was so pleased to find a physical keyboard with the same yellow high contrast keys.Saving lots of time and frustration created by misspellings from hitting incorrect keys and function keys. So much easier to see. Also the larger surface area of the keys proves much more suitable for my MAN fingers. The keyboard is very light that is fine for me as I often have my keyboard on my lap. Very pleased with my purchase indeed.

dark letters on a light background makes it easier to see, which is great if you have a sight problem. In my case it was well worth the money.

the keyboard generally stays put ..no sliding aroundit meets all expectationsbut it I very noisyanother improvement for children and dyslexics would be the character font all being in lower case Comic sans being the most ideal, having the least confusing (for some) charactersthe letter 'a' should not be a reflection of 'g' that would just be silly

The keyboard is sturdy , the keys are slightly larger than a normal keyboard and the high contrast helps with depth perception issues caused by crvo in one eye. Set up was easy just plug the cable in. This keyboard has help me reduce mistakes when typing and I highly recommend it for anyone it low vision.

Great for those with eyesight problems.