LogicKeyboard Dyslexie keyboard NERO PC US

LogicKeyboard Dyslexie keyboard NERO PC US is a wired Windows keyboard built around the Dyslexie typeface and a color-coded key layout. Vowels, consonants, numbers, and function keys are visually separated so different parts of the keyboard are easier to recognize at a glance, while the US English layout remains familiar for normal desktop use.

The keyboard connects through a fixed 1.5 m USB-A cable and uses scissor-switch keys for everyday typing. Two USB-A 2.0 ports are built into the chassis for compatible accessories, and the package also includes a LogicLight V2 USB LED lamp that can be positioned over the work area when extra local illumination is useful.

Highlights

• Dyslexie typeface uses a distinct letter form intended to make characters easier to recognize for users with dyslexia
• Color-coded key groups vowels, consonants, numbers, and function keys are visually separated across the layout
• Scissor-switch keys provides a low-profile physical typing mechanism for regular Windows use
• 2 x USB-A 2.0 ports adds peripheral connectivity directly at the keyboard position
• LogicLight V2 included adds a USB-powered LED lamp for extra illumination around the keyboard

Quick Specs & Uses

• Product type: Dyslexia-focused wired Windows keyboard
• Keyboard layout: US English
• Typeface: Dyslexie
• Key coding: Color-coded vowels, consonants, numbers, and function keys
• Key mechanism: Scissor switch
• Connection: Fixed USB-A cable
• USB ports: 2 x USB-A 2.0
• Full-functionality OS support: Windows
• Cable length: 1.5 m (59.1″)
• Keyboard color: Multicolor
• Application: Dyslexia-focused workstations, Windows desktops, learning environments, operator desks, and general typing

Why It Helps

The keyboard makes the layout easier to break down visually. Instead of presenting every key in the same way, the Dyslexie typeface and color coding help separate letters, numbers, and control functions into clearer groups. That can make the keyboard quicker to scan during everyday typing.

The physical setup stays straightforward. Scissor-switch keys give the keyboard a conventional desktop feel, while the fixed USB-A connection means there is no wireless pairing or battery management to deal with. For a permanent Windows workstation, that keeps operation simple and predictable.

The two integrated USB-A 2.0 ports are useful when