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redsox1211 · 3rd March 2017, 03:00

Hey, so i have a relatively easy question, just want some feedback, im currently using a Logitech keyboard, its about 3 years old and its sticking alot and not quite what it was, so im looking to replace it, Yes an olschool, corded keyboard haha. In my town a store recently opened called Big Lots, its sorta a discount store but they do sell name brands, they sell a brand of keyboards called IHome, they also carry mouses and mousepads of that brand, the keyboard is 9.99$ so im not really worried about overpaying, my question is the brand, i have never bought a Ihome brand anything, and im assuming its more a knockoff brand of like Logitech, and like i said its not a money issue, a new Logitech keyboard is actually 7.99$ so the other brand is more expensive, So if anyone uses a Ihome corded keyboarded, thats a usb plugin as every other device, can tell me their experiences with the keyboard, are they keys ok, do they stick etc, id greatly appreciate it! thanks in advance

Lonewolf · 3rd March 2017, 03:45

*(As I live in a decently large metro area, we have two Big Lots, two Ollie's, four Five Belows, three Best Buys, an As Seen On TV, etc.)

I can't speak specifically to their keyboards, as I've purchased more of their products geared towards mobile technology (chargers, bluetooth headsets, etc.), but generally I've found iHome products to work okay; certainly nothing that's not worked as it should.

If you're looking for low cost keyboards, don't overlook such places as Five Below* and (if you live near a large mall) As Seen On TV*. I've seen keyboards in both stores recently, the Five Below being (duh) $5 and the ASOT (I think) $19.95, but it has large yellow keys against a black background, presumable making typing easier.

If you have a few extra bucks lying around, a portable keyboard (one made of silicone that rolls up) might be a worthwhile option, especially if using a laptop.

Another option, if you're waffling on brand names, would be to check out computer repair stores... they're likely to have extra keyboards kicking around, some actually on dislplay for sale.

redsox1211 · 3rd March 2017, 03:58

Thanks, sry i should have included its a desktop, dell dimension windows 7 home
ya i was driving one day and saw big lots, like i said we just got it, i think my towns trying to seem modern lol. They sell tons of furniture, saw people walking out with mattresses and box springs left and right. I dont have Ollie's or anything else you mentioned, i have target walgreens walmart and big lots. I most likely have other stores i just haven't seen yet, I'll most likely get the iHome 10$ one, worst that happens is i get it home, it sticks, i return it to get a Logitech at walmart, just assumed get a different brand and i might get longer out of it.

Reclaimedepb · 3rd March 2017, 04:12

Big Lots sells a lot of overstock and discontinued products. iHome is a brand you can find in all kinds of stores, Target, Walmart, Kohls, etc. I have used a few of their products and it was hit or miss. A set of bluetooth headphones for cheap to be used by the kids were junk. A clock radio/ipod dock worked really well. For the price I would take a shot, although they probably aren't any better or worse than Logitech. At such a low price point, I wouldn't go too far out of your way to get one. You may end up spending more in gas than the keyboard itself.

redsox1211 · 3rd March 2017, 05:36

Rule number one i would never pay 19.99$ or above for a computer keyboard, as you said i would spend more on gas to get to the store. Plus 99% of them are wireless which im not looking for, the ones with a wire are significally cheaper

Reclaimedepb · 3rd March 2017, 17:27

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http://cnet.com/news/the-dishwasher-vs-your-dirty-computer-keyboard/

With that old keyboard, you may want to give a dishwasher a try (maybe after you buy the new one). I have never tried it, but there are quite a few articles boasting good results, if done right. I would love to see a first hand account of the results.

redsox1211 · 3rd March 2017, 20:50

new or old keyboard im never putting it in water sry

years ago i had a mouse that was filthy and i washed it using water and a lil cleaning solution and it short circuited

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Reclaimedepb · 5th March 2017, 19:59

Electronics can get wet if they are then completely dried out before using. It is the water present at the same time as the electricity that causes shorts. I realize anecdotes are not evidence, but I have had several things, including phones and a Wii, that have become soaked and worked fine when dried out before using again.

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redsox1211 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 1,043 Thanks: 2,792 Thanked 1,637 Times in 628 Posts	question regarding a keyboard, Hey, so i have a relatively easy question, just want some feedback, im currently using a Logitech keyboard, its about 3 years old and its sticking alot and not quite what it was, so im looking to replace it, Yes an olschool, corded keyboard haha. In my town a store recently opened called Big Lots, its sorta a discount store but they do sell name brands, they sell a brand of keyboards called IHome, they also carry mouses and mousepads of that brand, the keyboard is 9.99$ so im not really worried about overpaying, my question is the brand, i have never bought a Ihome brand anything, and im assuming its more a knockoff brand of like Logitech, and like i said its not a money issue, a new Logitech keyboard is actually 7.99$ so the other brand is more expensive, So if anyone uses a Ihome corded keyboarded, thats a usb plugin as every other device, can tell me their experiences with the keyboard, are they keys ok, do they stick etc, id greatly appreciate it! thanks in advance Last edited by redsox1211; 3rd March 2017 at 03:00. Reason: spelling error

3rd March 2017, 03:45	#2
Lonewolf Martha!!! Postaholic Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 7,201 Thanks: 4,489 Thanked 27,081 Times in 5,717 Posts	(As I live in a decently large metro area, we have two Big Lots, two Ollie's, four Five Belows, three Best Buys, an As Seen On TV, etc.) I can't speak specifically to their keyboards, as I've purchased more of their products geared towards mobile technology (chargers, bluetooth headsets, etc.), but generally I've found iHome products to work okay; certainly nothing that's not worked as it should. If you're looking for low cost keyboards, don't overlook such places as Five Below and (if you live near a large mall) As Seen On TV. I've seen keyboards in both stores recently, the Five Below being (duh) $5 and the ASOT (I think) $19.95, but it has large yellow keys against a black background, presumable making typing easier. If you have a few extra bucks lying around, a portable keyboard (one made of silicone that rolls up) might be a worthwhile option, especially if using a laptop. Another option, if you're waffling on brand names, would be to check out computer repair stores... they're likely to have extra keyboards kicking around, some actually on dislplay for sale. __________________ (signature expertly crafted by cylnz)*

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Reclaimedepb I Got Banned Clinically Insane Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 4,546 Thanks: 41,771 Thanked 11,752 Times in 3,849 Posts	Code: http://cnet.com/news/the-dishwasher-vs-your-dirty-computer-keyboard/ With that old keyboard, you may want to give a dishwasher a try (maybe after you buy the new one). I have never tried it, but there are quite a few articles boasting good results, if done right. I would love to see a first hand account of the results.

3rd March 2017, 03:58	#3
redsox1211 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 1,043 Thanks: 2,792 Thanked 1,637 Times in 628 Posts	Thanks, sry i should have included its a desktop, dell dimension windows 7 home ya i was driving one day and saw big lots, like i said we just got it, i think my towns trying to seem modern lol. They sell tons of furniture, saw people walking out with mattresses and box springs left and right. I dont have Ollie's or anything else you mentioned, i have target walgreens walmart and big lots. I most likely have other stores i just haven't seen yet, I'll most likely get the iHome 10$ one, worst that happens is i get it home, it sticks, i return it to get a Logitech at walmart, just assumed get a different brand and i might get longer out of it.

3rd March 2017, 04:12	#4
Reclaimedepb I Got Banned Clinically Insane Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 4,546 Thanks: 41,771 Thanked 11,752 Times in 3,849 Posts	Big Lots sells a lot of overstock and discontinued products. iHome is a brand you can find in all kinds of stores, Target, Walmart, Kohls, etc. I have used a few of their products and it was hit or miss. A set of bluetooth headphones for cheap to be used by the kids were junk. A clock radio/ipod dock worked really well. For the price I would take a shot, although they probably aren't any better or worse than Logitech. At such a low price point, I wouldn't go too far out of your way to get one. You may end up spending more in gas than the keyboard itself.

3rd March 2017, 05:36	#5
redsox1211 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 1,043 Thanks: 2,792 Thanked 1,637 Times in 628 Posts	Rule number one i would never pay 19.99$ or above for a computer keyboard, as you said i would spend more on gas to get to the store. Plus 99% of them are wireless which im not looking for, the ones with a wire are significally cheaper

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redsox1211 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 1,043 Thanks: 2,792 Thanked 1,637 Times in 628 Posts	new or old keyboard im never putting it in water sry years ago i had a mouse that was filthy and i washed it using water and a lil cleaning solution and it short circuited

5th March 2017, 19:59	#9
Reclaimedepb I Got Banned Clinically Insane Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 4,546 Thanks: 41,771 Thanked 11,752 Times in 3,849 Posts	Electronics can get wet if they are then completely dried out before using. It is the water present at the same time as the electricity that causes shorts. I realize anecdotes are not evidence, but I have had several things, including phones and a Wii, that have become soaked and worked fine when dried out before using again.