Full-Size Wired Keyboard with Number Pad and F1-F12
A full-size keyboard that starts typing the moment it is plugged in. The number pad, the F1-F12 row and a very thin body that clears room on the desk all come in one board. For daily office work and student desks, it is the steady, no-fuss keyboard you stop thinking about.
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A full-size keyboard that starts typing the moment it is plugged in. The number pad, the F1-F12 row and a very thin body that clears room on the desk all come in one board. For daily office work and student desks, it is the steady, no-fuss keyboard you stop thinking about.
Reliable full-size wired keyboard with a standard layout and very thin design
- needs a dependable keyboard without batteries or pairing
- cramped desk space from bulky keyboards
- need for full number pad for data entry
A full-size keyboard that just works from the first plug-in
Stop losing time to dead batteries, bulky boards and a missing number pad. Connect one USB cable and get a slim, standard keyboard that is ready for every day at your desk.
Everything a full-size desk keyboard should include

A full number pad for real data entry
The layout runs full size with a dedicated numeric keypad on the right and a full F1-F12 row across the top. Invoice totals, order numbers and spreadsheet columns go in without hunting along a laptop-style number row. The Windows key sits where you expect it, so shortcuts work the way they always do.

Wired, so it never runs dry
One USB cable carries power and data. Plug it into a rear port on your desktop, watch the status LEDs light up, and start typing. Nothing to charge, nothing to pair, and no battery dying halfway through a report.

Slim body, more desk room
The very thin body sits low on the desk, which leaves space for the mouse right beside it. The matte plastic top and sturdy base stay steady while you type. Less height means less clutter between the screen and the edge of the desk.
Plug in and start typing
- 1Pick a rear USB port
Connect straight to a rear port on the desktop tower. A direct connection is steadier than a crowded hub.
- 2Plug in the cable
Run the cable from the back of the board to the port and push the plug in fully.
- 3Check the status LEDs
The indicator lights come on once the keyboard has power. There are no batteries to check and no pairing step.
- 4Start typing
There is no software to install. Open a document and use the numeric keypad for figures straight away.
Keep it clean and steady
- Unplug by the plug
Hold the plug itself, not the cable, so the wire inside stays intact.
- Use a direct port
Plug into a rear port on the PC for the most stable connection.
- Wipe, do not soak
Use a barely damp cloth and let the board dry fully before reconnecting. Liquid can get under the keys.
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Questions and answers
Yes. It plugs into a desktop with a free USB port and works as plug-and-play, so there is no driver to install and no software to set up before you type.
Yes. The full-size layout includes a numeric keypad, a row of F1-F12 function keys and a Windows key. If you enter numbers all day, the keypad is the part you will use most.
The Windows key and layout are set up for Windows PCs, and the USB plug is standard. If you run a different system, check that the layout suits your setup before you buy.
No. It takes power through the USB cable, so there are no batteries to replace and no Bluetooth pairing to set up. Nothing runs out in the middle of a report.
Mostly, yes, and that is the point. You get a standard full layout with a number pad at a low price, with nothing extra to learn. The value comes from years of steady use at a desk without battery swaps, not from backlighting or wireless extras you would never touch.
It is plastic with a matte finish and a sturdy base, and it is light on the desk. If you want a heavy, premium-feel board, this one will not give you that. It is built for steady everyday typing at a lower cost.
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