Dell KB216 Multimedia Keyboard
$13.99
In stock
Description
The KB216 Multimedia Keyboard from Dell is a standard full-sized keyboard with a numberpad. It uses chiclet keys and has a compact, desk-centric design for everyday home or office computing. The KB216 also has multimedia keys for instant access to additional functions.
Additional information
| Weight | 1.15 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18.1 × 6.1 × 1.3 in |
| Connection Type | Wired |
| System Connection | USB Type-A |
| Built-In Control Device | None |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 17.4 x 5.0 x 1.0" / 442.0 x 12.7 x 25.0 mm |
Reviews (204)
204 reviews for Dell KB216 Multimedia Keyboard
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Bethany Heaney (verified owner) –
all is good, the key board is fine
Adolphus Ritchie (verified owner) –
I like the white color. The keys are bright under dim lighting. The buttons are smooth to press and the overall size of this keyboard is a little smaller than most.
Jazmyne Ziemann (verified owner) –
It needs to be returned. The keys stick and needs thrown away. Had to be refurbished and bad
Elza Schulist (verified owner) –
Very happy with this keyboard. Keys are much quieter than the older Dell model I had and they have a nice feel. Also like that the foldable feet on it have nice grip pads on the bottom, so it stays in place on the desk surface. Only disappointment is there does not appear to be a wrist rest attachment available for it like my previous one.
Erik Kuhlman (verified owner) –
I love the dip in the keys which is why I bought this keyboard. I also prefer this chiclet style for keyboards. The keys are smaller than most so take that into consideration.
Nannie Weissnat (verified owner) –
Excellent replacement keyboard
Kale Fadel (verified owner) –
Bought to replace an original keyboard for my computer. Very easy to install, everything seems to work correctly. However, key selection and placement a step down from the original. The use of a “FN” key and functions it controls being on certain function (F9 – F12) keys is a problem to learn and use.
Santiago Altenwerth (verified owner) –
This seems to be a nice low budget keyboard for those with thin fingers. The Ctrl key in particular seems hard to get “right” which is why I am not continuing to use it. It’s pretty quiet though and has a nice feel overall albeit perhaps less “confident” than other keyboards in its class.
Clare Jacobs (verified owner) –
Looking for a quiet keyboard for work. This one was still considered too loud. I work as a Court Reporter. Nice to type on, but a bit loud.
Pedro Lehner (verified owner) –
very good great performance
Bridie Denesik (verified owner) –
Excellent keyboard. Easy to type on.
Frances Mann (verified owner) –
Prefer simple keyboard with minimal footprint on desk.
Damian Fahey (verified owner) –
Simple and basic, no extra “bells and whistles”. Gets the job done, without question. Replaced the keyboard that we used for 20 years.
Colt Cummerata (verified owner) –
Because of often working late at night I find the white keyboard easier to see and use in artificial light and they are getting increasingly harder to find. This one fits the bill and works nicely. I will buy another soon to have a spare.
Kraig Reinger (verified owner) –
The KB216 is a very easy to use and straightforward keyboard. My review is being typed with one. We have deployed many of them and most end users like the feel of the response as well as size. The reason it gets only four stars is the Fn keys. I along with others preferred when a full Dell keyboard had the dedicated keys. There is a price for the compact nature I am sure and it does take getting use to when coming off one of the older Dell keyboards with wrist rest and sometimes a USB port. Certainly for business and education use the reliability and cost is here with the KB216.
Fermin Volkman (verified owner) –
Super easy to type on and love the design. Best keyboard!
Felicia Cassin (verified owner) –
Its a good cheap keyboard. I wanted white because sometimes I had a hard time seeing black keys
Elvie Fritsch (verified owner) –
Perfect size, easy to use and ergonomic.
Merl Mann (verified owner) –
This keyboard replaces one I had for at least 15 years, where a few of the keys had faded due to long-time use. This one is light and nimble with certain keys highlighted in blue for easy recognition. The delivery was quick and I had no downtime with my work. I love the KB and would recommend it from Dell.
Evangeline Rempel (verified owner) –
Best keyboard! Simple and straight to the point. Please continue to have the keyboard in stock. Normal size and great for a small work space.