Portronics Ki-Pad 3 USB Wired Keyboard with Large Keycaps, Noise-Free Typing, Fn Multimedia Hotkeys, Full-Size Layout with Num Pad, Ergonomic Design, 1.5m USB Cable, for Laptop, PC, Mac (Black)

Good product and value for money.

This keyboard is really cool and ofcourse it's under 500 and really nice looking and the design is just really simple and still it's really cute, I liked how the keys are and it's been 6 months or more and it's still working fine and I had no problems with keys or anything like that and I am play games and I had tried few expensive keyboards before this and I have always faced key issues with those previous ones but this a very simple and cheap keyboard I mean it's surprisingly good I don't know how but I really like the portronics products I guess I am a fan now, keep up the good work team

the best keyboard i had ever seen

Extremely bad product. The keys stopped working after 1 month of purchase. Customer service repaired the product. Then it stopped working altogether after 4 months. Complete absolute junk product.

I've been using the Portronics keyboard for a few days now, and I'm thoroughly impressed! One of the best features is how silent it is — the key presses are incredibly soft and make almost no sound. This makes it ideal for late-night work or shared spaces where noise can be a distraction. The typing experience is smooth and comfortable, with a gentle tactile feel that doesn't strain your fingers even after long hours. The build quality also feels solid and reliable. Overall, if you're looking for a quiet, soft-touch keyboard that enhances your productivity without disturbing others, this Portronics keyboard is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended!

Looks good but typing quality are average. I got it for bit expensive side for 400 bucks

Bought on 29th April, works fine till now (17 Sept). At 448, it was a good deal. It might look like the keys as small in image, but I do not have any issues while typing (still depends on hand size). Cons- There is no partition between the indicating lights, so when caps lock is on, light also comes out of the num lock indicator. Also the scroll lock light is not working on my particular device. One other this is that it has function key on the right side, mostly the devices I have seen and used have it on the left side, so I am still getting used to it. Pros - Sound is not completely silent, and not too loud, and it sounds satisfying (for anything in this price range). Overall - build, material, sound, keystrokes, etc all are satisfactory at the price I bought it. If you are looking for a daily purpose keyboard for laptop/pc without much expectation of fancy features like RGB, click sound, you can definitely go for it. Lastly some common questions I can answer are - I use it with my laptop with everyday plug in and out. It is not meant for gaming, I have done some gaming on it, but the major use requires all keys, and not just 'WASD' in my average day. It is not backlight. It works with Linux (if you are wondering).

I bought this keyboard for 399rs and i don't regret buying it unless if the key's weren't so tightly arranged. Accident touches or clicks are more in this keyboard, and it is happening because of the tightly or arranged very close to one another and the keys are really soft touch. It is nearly effortless to type. And the size is compact. I think i can say it is value for money. Built quality is fine. On the functionality side, there are shortcuts included with using function key. And caps lock, num lock, scroll lock led are given but the lights spread to the next also.