M MC Saite MCSaite Wired PS2 104 Keys Computer Keyboard with Stands,Black,Waterproof - US Layout Compatible for Windows, PC, Laptop

I never thought I’d use a PS/2 keyboard again, but when my Z440’s BIOS malfunctioned, preventing me from entering it via USB, this keyboard saved the day. It’s better built and of higher quality than my inferior OEM HP keyboard. I’ll keep it for future emergencies.

Perfect. Run Gbit speed Ethernet in my home.

The cable connector had several bent pins upon arrival, but after straightening them out with tweezers this keyboard works well for my application.

Needed to get into my bios, but someone turned off my bios usb support as a prank and I had no ps2 keyboard to get in. A usb ps2 adapter did not work. I bought this cheap ps2 keyboard and got right in. Everyone needs to have one of these in case a prankster comes for their desktop bios settings.

I was relieved to be able to replace my 30-year old keyboard with something available and it works well from that standpoint. No glitches with my Pentium with Windows-95. The only catch is the shape of the ENTER key. It is smaller and a different shape from my old one, so I bungle every now and then. I hope I can get used to this as I bought two! One for now, one for later....

This keyboard stopped working after a few months' of use. Opening the back up revealed exceedingly cheap construction: parts of the shell fell apart simply from unscrewing the thing, and turns out the conductive plastic sheet had torn, rendering the left third of the keyboard unresponsive. Instead of this I'd suggesting spending only slightly more on Ebay for a PS/2 keyboard that was properly made.Also a personal nitpick: the headline advertises "US Layout" but the keyboard is actually ISO (not ANSI) layout (as is revealed in the photo, if you look carefully). This is an annoyance due to the ISO location of the backslash (rather useful on Windows!); my ANSI muscle memory led me several times to hit Enter (which on ISO keyboard extends to where the backslash key is on ANSI keyboards!) by mistake, with almost disastrous results.

I needed a cheap PS2 style keyboard. This does exactly what I needed. Not the greatest tactile but more than acceptable. It's also a little smaller than the keyboards I'm used to so that actually was a bonus. Didn't need a big keyboard, just something to directly access a server once in a while. Overall very pleased especially considering the low cost. (I had tried a USB to PS2 adapter but that wouldn't work with any of my USB keyboards)

Have and old computer I am trying to return to service if for no other reason than to use on a guitar processor. Keyboard and mouse work well and are relatively inexpensive to purchase. Couldn't get any other type of keyboard or mouse to work other than the PS2.