CHERRY STREAM KEYBOARD TKL, Wired Keyboard without Numeric Keypad, UK Layout (QWERTY), Quiet Keystrokes, Unique Typing Experience, Black

This is a great quality keyboard. It's silent, though not whisper quiet as it says on the tin!I generally prefer a mechanical keyboard. But this is the best non-mechanical keyboard I've used. And it's a lot quieter, so can be used whilst on zoom calls as well.Build quality is what you might expect from Cherry - it's good quality plastics used throughout. The keyboard is a nice size (though slightly bigger than my tkl mechanical keyboard) and reasonably weighted, so is a joy to use.Highly recommend if you're in the market for a keyboard that feels as good as a mechanical keyboard, but without the clacky sound.

Just what i was looking for.A solid, compact keyboard, with a wired connection, low profile keys and quiet typing.Having got used to (good quality) laptop keyboards for a number of years, a numpad is wasted on me, and just takes up desk space. Physical navigation, function and media keys are a huge bonus though.The key travel and noise from full profile mechanicals doesn't do it for me.This however is perfect in size, key travel and noise.I also wanted wired - bluetooth is pretty good now, but even the occasional mid-code writing drop out is enough to drive me nuts, so i'm sticking to wired.It feels solid, and likely to last a long time, but even on the slim chance it doesn't, its cheaper than a meal out, so can just be replaced.I use it mainly to write code and type, with some occasional gaming, and it does that very well.Overall, its excellent value for money, but it does obviously lack some features of (much) more expensive models, primarily, no backlight, and limited rollover.A previous review cited 6 key rollover. This is not correct - you can find 6 keys that will register at once, but not arbitrarily. Its actually 2 key rollover - you can't, for example, register presses on X,E,M as the same time.Usual gaming combinations are fine however, for example A,W,D,<SPACE>,<ENTER> will all register at the same time (5 keys), so will likely be fine for the vast majority of gamers.But if you have some crazy custom key bindings, this might not be the weapon for you!

Pros: Low profile keyboard. Nice and flat. Tenkeyless, so compact. 6 key rollover so won't miss keystrokes if you game. Much cheaper than equivalent standard low profile keyboard. Cherry's sx scissor switches so the keypress is like the best laptop keyboards. Used heavily for a couple of months now. No fading of lettering at all, no glossy patches.Cons: If you want a chicklet shaped keyboard (ie. apple like), these are much more mechanical keyboard shaped. The keys are a little cramped for my hands.Me personally, I may switch back to my previous keyboard just to get a slightly more generous switch size, but you're probably not tall with big fingers like me. My old keyboard is much more expensive but with slightly poorer switches, and the lettering has worn off.For most people who want a compact, laptop sized keyboard without most of the disadvantages - this is a good option. Especially compared with similarly priced competition

I travel a lot, and for ergonomic reasons don't like typing on my laptop keyboard when connected to a screen. So I was after a portable, quality TKL keyboard with the right sized delete and enter button, and the home & page up key cluster.I was shocked how hard it was to find a keyboard that matched these requirements. Then I discovered the Cherry Stream Keyboard TKL. It's lightweight and portable, and has a good feel to the typing mechanism (not too similar to a laptop keyboard).However, during one of my trips I took it out of my rucksack and noticed the left hand CONTROL key had come off. I tried to fix it but without instructions I ended up breaking the scissor mechanism. But, I wrote to Cherry and without hesitation they sent me a new key and two scissor mechanims, with instructions to fit. It was still fiddly to fit it, but I ended up fixing it and have a working keyboard again.I would say the service from Cherry is five star and I'd certainly recommend them. In future I'm going to find a lightweight case for my keyboard so I can transport is safely in my rucksack.In summary: a great keyboard with 5* service from Cherry.

Surprisingly good keyboard for the price. Feels very heavy and durable.Not fully mechanical, but not a soggy membrane mess.Dedicated media keysPositive and fairly quiet keystrokes.The Space bar doesn’t “wobble”UK layout as described.A great compromise for working in a quiet environment but still with a modicum of quality. Vast step up from most laptop / 1st party keyboards.

Characters are printed on a light reflective surface. When the light is on, it's likely characters will be unreadable on keys.

Losing the numerical keyboard results in having the mouse closer and therefore more comfortable to use. Compared to a standard keyboard supplied with computers, this is vastly superior in action and quality.Sound up and down buttons are a useful feature. Unless you are entering figures all day long I see no disadvantages.

High quality plastic. Heavy and compact. I like the extra media buttons on the top, it is rare to find separate buttons without need of fn button on those compact keyboards. Keys are nice to touch, silent, but give enough feel. I use mostly for gaming. Seems like it will be durable. Will see in time.I would like if the padding between the key and edge of keyboard was smaller. Would take even less space on my desk. Also would be perfect with backlighting.

Really slim, typing is a breeze and the media keys are unintrusive. Will be my go-to keyboard from now on (replacing a cheap Logitech).

Decent key action for typing and it's reasonably silent. However, I'm already getting stuck keys after a week of light use. It's only going to get worse from here.