Advent AKBMM15

this is my second the first one i had for 2 years but spilled beer over it. nice and heavy and only 11 inches in length.

The key board arrived broken, I managed to fit the casing together, but it still does not work properly

If you enjoy spending your money on expensive batteries every few days, then this is the keyboard for you.There is no OFF switch on my Advent AKBMM15. One has to physically remove batteries at end of every session, and put them back in when wanting to use the computer again. If that sounds like fun, and a profitable use of your time, then this is the keyboard for you.

Lovely little keyboard - works well, nice feel. Unfortunately it has no sleep mode or on/off function and as such I have to change the batteries every 2-3 days. I switched to rechargeable to avoid wastage and they last one day.

I bought this keyboard because I didn't like the feel of my HP keyboard.This is a fantastic, slim and light keyboard with a quality feel and full functionality.It has a battery indicator on the front to indicate when the batteries are running low and when the unit is switched on. It is powered by two AAA batteries which are inserted into a compartment on the underside. It was very simple to install in that you simply turn it on and it started working immediately. This could be down to the OS but I was still quite impressed nonetheless.It has a real quality feel to the keys and they glide down softly without effort. I know it sounds strange to talk about the keyboard in that way but that's the reason why I bought it because I didn't like the feel of the one on my laptop,Overall I am very impressed by this both the quality and ease of use so I could highly recommend this.

lasted few days more than 1 year and space bar went ded.

I bought this keyboard from another retailer, but decided to review on here to help any other customers deciding on a good wireless keyboard.The keyboard's layout is fantastic and has improved my typing speed by at least 10wpm. The keys give good tactile feedback and has a great feel. The keyboard itself is thin, light and easily transportable. Its useful having a light to show is the batteries are running low. It has a non slip design which is fantastic.My only problems are very minor. The enter button is quite small - I am used to the enter button taking up two rows of keys. However it takes up two key spaces on one row, which is different to the layout on my other keyboard - I keep pressing the hash key instead of enter!My other problem with it is that it has no off switch or receiver storage - this means when travelling it could wake u my laptop as there is no way to turn it off or to safely store the receiver away when not in use. This isn't much of a problem for me as I don't take it about with me much, but its something to bear in mind if you're planning on doing so.Otherwise, a great little keyboard for <£20.

There is noon-off switch. As a result, the keyboard exhausts its batteries in a matter of a few days.