DataCalNew Improved EZsee by DC Large Print Keyboard, Black KeyBoard Background and Frame with White Letters or Characters (353)

This keyboard is perfect. I got it after it became apparent that the generic keyboard that came with my new computer had teeny tiny letters that were too light to be of any use to my visually impaired husband. All I can say is WOW!!! Where has this keyboard been all my life? I am not exaggerating. My husband finds it easy to use but I think I am the one who is genuinely happy. I can even use this in very low light because the letters are so easy to see. Some people seem to prefer a thinner keyboard. but I have always liked one with a bit of substance. This keyboard fits the bill in every way I could have hoped. If you are considering it, do NOT hesitate.

This is a very nice keyboard for anyone with slightly impaired vision. If the person is nearly blind or have severe macular degeneration this might not help. The large letters are a huge improvement over normal keyboards and the quality of the keyboard is very good. Nice big letters and good build quality make this a great keyboard for the visually impaired. The price is very good for the quality.

My keyboard that came with my pc, an HP, died on me. I used the other keyboards that I had around the house but the letters were rubbing off. If I wrote them back on with black ink, they didn't stay for very long. I decided to get keyboard.After much research, I decided on the EZSee.Set up was easy, just plug in. It worked like a charm. I have had no real problems with it. I was surprised at it's light weight. I guess I have been so use to the other keyboards that I had been using.If anything, the backspace key tends to stick at times, but it works.It is great for those with eyesight problems. I can even see it without my glasses.If your keyboard is a problem and you can't see the letters very well, please get this. For the price it is well worth it.

I bought this due to my poor eyesight. It is a wonderful keyboard with one exception. If you are a heavy computer user, the key letters start to rub off and then the benefit of having larger letters is lost. But then I bought another different keyboard with larger letters and the same thing happened. Not sure what the deal is, except that these are fairly cheap keyboards and therefore, they do not hold up as well. You can still type on it, you just can't see the letters on the keyboard after they wear off. Other than that, it was okay.

There are several keyboards EZ SEE makes. The first one I tried was a visual and ergonomic joy EXCEPT FOR the keys have a loud, cheap plastic action that I found annoying. I confess I find any cheap plastic crap from China annoying.So I thought I'd try this keyboard instead, having tried one somewhere.The key feel is vastly improved in one way-the keys must have a rubber cushion between them and the circuit board beneath because they are quiet and do not have a cheap sound or feel to them.That's the good news.The bad news is the action of the keys is inconsistent, frequently requiring more force than they should. This causes keys not to make contact if not pressed hard enough and the letter is missed.Second, and perhaps worse, the keys are spaced too close together with little tactile sense of their position. EZ See has somehoe (note the difficulty of locating the "w" because it is so close to the "e") created an ergonomics which makes it almost impossible to type on this keyboard. I blame any typos in this review on the keyboard; after programming computers for 50 year or so, I believe I know an ergonomic design which promotes, instead of inhibits, easy and accuratetyping. (note the space key failed there, not me).So I love the quiet cushioned keys and despise their action and spacing.Do not buy this keyboard if you toudh-type. If you have vision issues and want something to "hunt and peck" on then this may be the answer for yhoul.Me, I guess i'LL have to go back to the cheap plastic feel of the old one because at least I can type on it.

I love this extra large keyed keyboard. I bought it for my wife because she's been having trouble with here eyes seeing smaller keys on other keyboards, but I love it more. I'm 60 years old and grew up using a typewriter a lot, and you had to hit the keys hard to make a printed letter appear on paper. When I first got a computer, I had a hard time hitting the keys and trying not to hit 2 keys at once (computer keys on keyboard smaller than typewriter keys). But when I got this keyboard with the bigger keys, no problem. I'll never go back to the old keyboards sold for computers with their smaller keys, I'll always buy this keyboard (if it's still for sale).

Keyboard is easy to read the keys even in a darker room. It works good for my 93 year old grandfather. It does feel cheaply made but worked good for a few months. Then it started not working, but it would start working again if you unplugged the keyboard and plugged it back in. When a keyboard does this it means the keyboard is going bad. They say that there is a one year warranty but now I am trying to get my keyboard warranty because it is only six months old but all emails to EnableMart are returned undeliverable, yet they are still selling on Amazon. If you need a readable keyboard for an older loved one a large letter keyboard would be good for them, but as of right now I would not recommend EnableMart to buy from. I will update this review if and when EnableMart answers my warranty claim.

I'm very happy with our new keyboard. Although our eyes are just beginning to decline (We use only the inexpensive drugstore glasses.), when we needed a new keyboard, we selected this one with an eye to the future. (No pun intended) It's easy to see, install and use. All in all, a great purchase. It arrived quickly, too.