Kensington's Keyboard for Life is a super-affordable, durable, spill-resistant keyboard for use with your Windows computer. The keyboard features a sleek, space-saving design. It also has a sealed membrane that prevents liquids from damaging electronics in the event of an accidental spill. The keyboard features 104 keys as well as a sturdy metal back plate for added strength. Compatible with Mac and Windows, the keyboard can connect via USB and is backed by a limited 3-year warranty. The keyboard also offers limited capabilities with Chrome OS.
- Spill-Resistant Design
- Slim, Sleek Design
- Connects via USB
- Limited 3-Year Warranty
Kensington K64370A Overview
Kensington K64370A Specs
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| Full-Functionality OS Support |
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| Dedicated Multimedia Keys | |
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| Full-Functionality OS Support |
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Kensington K64370A Reviews
Great, but definitely more for a PC than a Mac.
This is quite a nice keyboard, particularly for the price point. It has that old-fashioned 'real keyboard with click sounds' feel, which I appreciate. However, although it says that it's for both PC and Mac OS, it's really not. It has a PC layout, which means that a lot of the shortcut keys are in different places. For this reason I returned it and got the MacAlly version of a similar thing.
Good Basic Keyboard
This is a good basic keyboard, and works fine. One small con is that it is just too narrow to have a large reverse-L ENTER key, just a straight key. One large con for me is that it is not available in white with black letters, which is much more readable under a desk lamp. Unfortunately everybody seems to make black keyboards with white letters that are not visible in the glare of the reflection of the desk lamp light. Maybe black plastic is cheaper or considered more stylish.
