A4Tech G800V Anti-Ghosting 8-Key Rollover USB PC Gaming Keyboard with Wide Palm Rest A4Tech G800V Anti-Ghosting 8-Key Rollover USB PC Gaming Keyboard with Wide Palm Rest

Pros: I suppose the rubber WASD Keys are nice. They dont have letters. *Shrugs.

My BF3 has not been locking up as much as it used to do in battle. So maybe this is the fix I have been expecting.

Cons: The Letters on the keys are going to fade. Not right away but a while from now. We will see.

Other Thoughts: I would want to use a cleaner keyboard, this one is surrounded by buttons that I dont use. Maybe I will learn them for FSX or something.

The keys G5 through vG10 below the spacebar is in the way more than anything. I am carefully considering taking them out physically.

Pros: Crisp.

Bought it for gaming only. Set aside my very old G15 from Logitech which I finally suspect of ghosting due to wore out keys.

Cons: I see that the letters on the keys have started to wear off already.

*Shrugs.

Other Thoughts: Strictly gaming. Nothing else will do.

Disappointed in the loss of key decals but not enough to take egg off.

Will continue to save up for another Logitech that have keys made of clear material and never rub off.

Pros: Stays true to the no ghosting title. Played BF2 BF3 Killing Floor, all of which had no problems with ghosting.
Custom keys are in unique and good positions
Turn the windows key off. I never have had a problem with hitting this key while playing but it's a nice feature if you have the habit of doing this.
Great price! I have used keyboards that were more then a hundred dollars and I seem to have the same performance with this keyboard.

Cons: Space bar is tiny(barely 2in.) Just type for a little bit and you should get used to it.
Enter key is an upside down reverse L. I keep hitting the "\" key instead of the "ENTER" key. But with more typing I am getting used to it.
WASD letters are red like the keys. It would be nice to have them be a different color.

Other Thoughts: Very satisfied with this purchase. Like I stated before, I play games that stress the keys and never had a ghosting problem. GRRREAT BUY!!!

Pros: This was a newegg daily deal purchase, so figured i would give it a shot. Keyboard works well. Has decent feel and games well.
Kinda strange not having some of the keys marked, but no biggie.
Really like the capability to disable the windows key.

Cons: Palm rest felt a little strange, but i usually dont use one. Would be nice if it could be removed, but now that I have used it, not a problem.

Pros: For the heavily discounted price that I got it for ($10), this was probably the best you can buy after looking through a bunch of keyboards.

The construction, despite being plastic and a rubber dome, is solid. Although it's a bit weird to have certain things like the space bar and the macro keys underneath them, I've had no issues with either mostly because:
1. the macro keys sit in a space between my thumbs and where my palm falls on the palm rest. In fact this is a great spot for them in games where WASD is the predominant control scheme. This lets you quickly get at any of them with your left thumb.
2. I've been typing on a laptop for a long time now, and usually aim for the center of space button anyways.

The rubber keys also aren't as weird as I thought they would be in typing. Someone noted that they're elevated, but this isn't so severe that it's difficult to type or use like a regular keyboard. It just takes a day or two of getting used to have certain keys feel different.

The macros are also easily customizable, and the software to modify what they do doesn't have to even run in the background.

Cons: The keyboard is a bit mushy. I moved from a SEM-DT35 keyboard that I got with an old Dell computer, and the tactile feel isn't all that stellar. Still, it's better than a lot of other keyboards in this price range. It's just not amazingly comfortable to type on, but I'm probably just a bit spoiled.

The Enter key is also a bit weird with how it's shaped. I prefer the reverse L shaped ones since those don't force me to reach so far with right pinky. These ones do.

Pros: The size.. Right off I was worried about the size I have a sizable hand and finding a comfortable mouse is difficult. This one fits almost perfect and all the buttons are well positioned

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: For the price it is well worth what you get. Have paid much much more for what was advertised as a great gaming mouse, but this one beats it hands down.

Pros: Very comfortable for long periods of time in games that use wasd a lot as they are rubber. Very nice programmability for macros and such for one button actions. Very nice to be able to flip on and off the Windows Key with a single button.

Cons: No way to turn off or remap the Caps Lock Key which is pretty standard in most programmable keyboards. Had to resort to the Good old registry hack.

Other Thoughts: Overall very happy with it, would be nice to have a better way to deal with caps lock ( I mean its so huge and so useless )

Pros: Nice key action. Hooks right up and works well.

Cons: I wish I picked up on the fact that the red keys are not replaceable.
I would prefer the 8 red keys are marked correctly instead of blank.
My fault not theirs.

Pros: - I was amazed at how easy the macro editor was to set up.
- You can do a lot of crafting macros, attack macros, or use this to do daily tasks you need to do every time you boot windows.
- The keys are quiet compared to most keyboards I've owned.
- You can turn on/off Windows key.

Cons: - The shape of the Enter key took getting used to, nothing to take an egg off, just something to mention, with the different placement of all the QWERTY keys along with Enter key, makes it a messy keyboard to do a lot of typing, for me, maybe it's just the size of my hands, but the keys seem a little off the norm, from most QWERTY keyboards. Not terrible, just something I took getting used to.

Other Thoughts: The software it came with, is great!

Pros: Comfortable after extended periods of use, rubber keys make them easy to find in the dark, tons of macros (which I find very useful when playing RPGs), different modes for different games types, anti-ghosting, really cool looking, pretty good cord length, got it for a good price.

Cons: The second day I've owned this keyboard, the disable windows key button stopped working (I never use it, but its still a bummer that it went out :( I think the button just got moved out of place, but I never bothered to check. Besides that, the only other con about this keyboard is that the key have an "empty" feel to them, but you will quickly get used to it.

Other Thoughts: Overall, this is a good keyboard and I recommend