Ultra-Slim Wired USB Keyboard with Quiet Chocolate Keys - Ergonomic QWERTY Computer Keyboard for PC (Windows 11/10/8/7/XP/Vista) - Durable & Comfortable Typing for Office, Gaming & Home Use - KB1430 Pink

The keys have a bit of texture that prevents them from being slippery. The key travel is very short, so you can type very quickly. The keyboard is quieter than most keyboards - I would call it fairly quiet, but not quite as quiet as "silent" keyboards. The keys are more or less flat on the top and have the size and shape of an Apple Magic keyboard - in fact, I would say that of the many keyboards I have tested before deciding, this B.Friend keyboard is the closest to an Apple Magic keyboard as you can buy for the Windows PC. I really like the feel of the Apple keyboard and bought one but returned it because I couldn't deal with the function key differences.I have had this keyboard as my primary desktop keyboard for 5 years and just bought another last week because I couldn't find one I liked better. It has been rock solid reliable. I only replaced it after 5 years because the key press feedback started getting a bit more mushy and the keys started getting a little polished after 5 years of use. It still worked fine though. I tried the Logitech MX Keys S silent keyboard and it was very close to this, a bit more quiet, but the keys are dished down a bit which was throwing my typing off. The logitech also doesn't have spacing between groups of function keys at the top so you have to look before you can find F5. On this keyboard, you can hit function keys without looking by feeling the spacing between function key groups. All the keys are where they should be.#1 thing I like most about this keyboard is the key-press. The press-length, feel, feedback, and light-effort required is the best I've found. Other keyboards I tried before selecting this included Cherry Stream scissor keys, Logitech MX Keys S, Logitech K950, Corsair K100 Air. Both Logitechs were good but I prefer the keypress of this keyboard just a bit more. The Corsair K100 has a keypress feeling that is even nicer than this keyboard, but the keypress distance felt like it was deeper so I couldn't type as fast on it and it was a bit louder. Also a lot more expensive but money being no object, I still prefer this B.Friend keyboard to it and all others.