HP Pavilion Wired Keyboard 300 Azerty + HP 100 Wired Mouse

Function keys cannot be activated without pressing the Fn key. Not useful as a programmer.

The keys are not equally visible. In a dim light most are hardly visible.

The keyboard looks sleek and is compact. One of the reasons I chose this one is the easy access to the media buttons. In times of home work and video conferencing, this is an added value. I don't use the function keys much myself. However, this will not be useful for those who often use these buttons. However, the keyboard also has significant drawbacks. Build quality doesn't seem that great (although this remains to be seen). It doesn't feel that solid. I had hoped for a similar feel to my laptop, but this is certainly not the case. The keys also make a lot of noise when typing, which is not pleasant. A very important disadvantage is the enter key. Instead of a traditional L-shape, with mainly a long vertical section, it is a horizontal beam shape here. This takes some getting used to compared to other keyboards. I have often pressed the wrong button. I can get away with it, but I'm not very enthusiastic about it.