Is this keyboard good for someone with poor eyesight?

Yes. The key characters are printed larger and bolder than on a standard keyboard, with high-contrast lettering, so keys are easier to identify by sight. It is intended for elderly and visually impaired users.

Is it wired or wireless?

It is a wired keyboard that connects to a computer's USB port. There is no battery or pairing to manage.

Does it have a number pad?

Yes. It uses a full-size layout with a numeric keypad on the right, plus the usual command keys in a larger bold font.

Is it good for gaming or fast typing?

No. It is a basic membrane keyboard built around legibility, not speed. Gamers and heavy typists are better served by a mechanical or low-profile board.

Can it be used in a school or library?

Yes. The large legends suit shared and public computers where users of different ages and abilities sit down at the same machine.

Where is the NOBRAND Large Print Computer Keyboard cheapest?

At Walmart, for $50.98, as of our latest check.

NOBRAND Large Print Computer Keyboard

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$50.98at WalmartChecked Nov 8

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NOBRAND Large Print Computer Keyboard

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$50.98at WalmartChecked Nov 8

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Last seen at $50.98 at Walmart on Nov 8.

Our take on the NOBRAND Large Print Computer Keyboard

This is a full-size wired computer keyboard with oversized, high-contrast lettering on the keys, aimed at people who struggle to read standard key legends. The large bold characters and bigger command-key font make it easier to find keys by sight, which is its main selling point over a plain keyboard. It is a basic membrane keyboard, so it lacks the mechanical switches, backlighting or programmability of gaming and premium boards. It suits older users, people with low vision, classrooms and shared desks more than heavy typists or gamers.

Best forOlder users and people with low visionSchools, libraries and special-needs departmentsShared or public workstationsHunt-and-peck or occasional typists

Pros

Large, bold key legends that are easy to read
High contrast between characters and keys
Bigger font on command keys like Enter and Shift
Standard full-size layout with number pad
Simple plug-and-play wired connection

Cons

Basic membrane build, not a mechanical board
No backlighting for dim rooms
No programmability or media extras
Large legends take up key space and can look cluttered

NOBRAND Large Print Computer Keyboard prices at every store

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In stockSold by haxiReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$50.98Free shippingChecked Nov 8
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About the NOBRAND Large Print Computer Keyboard

This is a large print computer keyboard. Its letter characters are larger than usual, and the command keys use a larger, bolder font.

The keys are high contrast, which makes them easier to read for people who have trouble seeing standard keyboards. It is intended for use by older adults, people with visual impairments, schools, special needs departments, libraries and companies.

Type: Large print computer keyboard
Color: Yellow
Key print: Larger letter characters, larger bolder command key font, high-contrast keys

Specifications

color: YellowSource

Questions and answers

Is this keyboard good for someone with poor eyesight?: Yes. The key characters are printed larger and bolder than on a standard keyboard, with high-contrast lettering, so keys are easier to identify by sight. It is intended for elderly and visually impaired users.
Is it wired or wireless?: It is a wired keyboard that connects to a computer's USB port. There is no battery or pairing to manage.
Does it have a number pad?: Yes. It uses a full-size layout with a numeric keypad on the right, plus the usual command keys in a larger bold font.
Is it good for gaming or fast typing?: No. It is a basic membrane keyboard built around legibility, not speed. Gamers and heavy typists are better served by a mechanical or low-profile board.
Can it be used in a school or library?: Yes. The large legends suit shared and public computers where users of different ages and abilities sit down at the same machine.
Where is the NOBRAND Large Print Computer Keyboard cheapest?: At Walmart, for $50.98, as of our latest check.