USB Qwerty Keyboard Uppercase & Lowercase Coloured for Children / Great for Kids in Schools and Nurseries / Comfortable & Waterproof / iCHOOSE

I bought this for my own children to use, after seeing the same one in a primary school classroom. I really liked how the different sections each had a different colour, I thought it was a simple yet ingenious way of helping the pupils learn their way around the keyboard and ultimately improve their skills. The letter keys depict both uppercase and lowercase, which is ideal for helping younger children recognise letters. My own children love the bright colours and find that the keys respond well to both their light and heavy touches. Overall they have no complaints and find it easy to use.

My little one loves using it and looks forward to practice her typing.

Colours help dyslexic child to learn to type.

Very clunky keyboard, have to hit the keys hard. Letters have started to come off already; E,R,T,Y,O very disappointing.

Love this, brought it for my daughter but love it that much I have one two. It is so nice to use and definitely brightens your boring desk up.

The quality of this keyboard is especially low. You could probably guess from the price and indeed you would be right, it is not cheap because its a bargain. The backspace key in particular needs pressing quite accurately in the middle; pressing either side doesn't work as there are no key stabalisers in it like all other keyboards. Nice coloured keys though. and Its hard to find a keyboard with both upper and lower case printing on the keycaps.

Idea for ease of use for my sons online learning whilst in Corona, due to him recognising lowercase alphabet better than uppercase so this has been ideal as it shows both so he can recognise letters he needs to type better. Just what we were looking for.

Bought for a 5 year old, good in that it has both upper and lowercase letters. Feels cheaply constructed when compared to your standard black PC keyboard, so time will tell whether it lasts months or years. Useful grouping by colour. Will serve its purpose for a young child, who is unlikely to be pounding out essays and reasonable value for money.