Pros: The keyboard does have a nice ergonomic design.

Cons: The "ASDF" quit working about about 3 weeks of use. It's useless now. DON"T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS KEYBOARD! The Fellowes website is a joke. No hope of returning this.

Pros: none

Cons: They don't tell you the keys are closer together than a standard keyboard

Pros: Simple, no bulky & unnecessary media buttons.
Keys have a good level to tactile feedback, audible click is not too loud.
No excess plastic used, so good for the environment (does make it look somewhat flimsy, but really, how much torque does a keyboard need to withstand)
Good price.

If not for the one con below, this would be the perfect keyboard.

Cons: Enter key is ginormous. It takes up the space usually occupied by backlash/pipe, which is shrunk down and put next to backspace.

I do a lot of work on linux, so I use \ & | pretty often. I also not that accurate a typist, so I use backspace a lot. It's rather annoying to spew the results of a find to the terminal instead of piping them into the next command when I hit
the upper portion of enter instead of the pipe.

I didn't dock an egg because it's my fault for not looking closely at the keyboard layout, which is clearly pictured. However, I'll be getting another keyboard with the buttons where my fingers say the should be, and relegating this one to a backup. Hopefully it will otherwise be as good as this one.

Other Thoughts: If you are a touch typist, then ALWAYS double check that the keys are where
they belong when buying a keyboard (with the exception of ctrl & capslock
that can be relative easily swapped even on windows)

Pros: Does exactly as it should, no bells and whistles, very comfortable, the keys have a nice feel to them when you push them down and the sound is satisfying while not being loud. I fully recommend these keyboards, this is my third (I'm hard on keyboards)

Cons: 20 bucks? I've been using this exact kind of keyboard for years, and this is the first time I've payed over ten for one
And i wouldn't have but newegg was the only store I could find one plus it came in a huge box that cost ten bucks to ship, so it ended up being thirty with all said and done.

Other Thoughts: It's a great comfortable keyboard, I don't need to control media player, power mode, internet, toilet flushing, outside lights and my car with a keyboard. I just need it to type and move that input into my computer which it does wonderfully.