Pros: It's a keyboard without a big funky enter key and a normal sized backspace! lol
The keys are nice and responsive, not too loud, and have a nice tactile feel to them when pressed.
Overall, for the price it's not a bad buy.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Price. Volume and Media keys.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Comfortable keyboard, quiet keys. Can't beat it for the price.

Pros: It is all nice shiny plastic.

Cons: The item description on the website does NOT match what was sent. I bought this because the description stated it had a "fully padded wrist rest". There is nothing but hard plastic on the entire keyboard - nothing resembling a wrist rest, padded or otherwise. And with 2 position legs (the directions clearly state 2 tilt options - 0 degrees and +4 degrees), how is it adjustible to 9 different positions.

Other Thoughts: I bought this for the Organization's Director because NewEgg no longer carries the Microsoft Internet Keyboard with it's large wrist rest. I am sure someone at the office will be happy with it, but the boss definitely won't. I am very dissapointed.

Pros: Hotkeys were useful, nice shape, perfect size for keyboard tray [fit perfectly to the mm]

Cons: Unfortunately it doesn't go as high up as i'd like, also thought the wrist rest it mentioned was soft [like the pads but that was my mistake]

Other Thoughts: I think its great for its price, i just wish the bottom wrist area was softer and allowed a little higher then one setting as most keyboards have a flat, low and high resting area.

Pros: PnP install. All buttons work without hassle. Keys feel nice.

Cons: none

Pros: I like this keyboard. Fit, finish, feel is great esp. considering that this keyboard is priced just around $20. Key strokes are not as soft as some of those specifically built soft-touch keyboards, but it's good enough; personally, I feel like I get more feedback when I type on this thing. And that is noteworthy because i went through 2 other keyboards just the week prior to buying this (original one broke, and 1st purchase from ONN at Wally World was junk.)

The multimedia keys are a great feature, and it was something I became nostalgic with that the ONN keyboard did not have.

All in all, this keyboard is a great value!! I am so glad I decided on this after looking at at least 50-some keyboards and several brands.

Nice work, Kensington.
Thank you, Newegg, again. Yay!!!

Cons: Uhh.... Everything is relative; for $20, there are no cons.

Other Thoughts: Like one other guy mentioned that I read: there takes some getting use to with the lip on the bottom of the keyboard. At first it was awkward, but like him, it's starting to work out and feel all right.

Pros: For roughly 20 to 25 dollars this keyboard exemplifies value.
It doesn't have the weighty feel other keyboards have and the keys don't make a mechanical imitation sound or instantly spring back up ready to be pressed again but it does feel very natural and it is quite easy to type with for extended periods, would describe it as one of the softest touch keyboards I've used.

Cons: The cable is somewhat on the short side, only feels like 4 feet maybe 4 and a half, but for the price who cares, plug the thing into a front port !

Other Thoughts: This keyboard would be a top pick to consider for a budget computer build where you require multimedia buttons and its adequate on a gaming rig as well.

Pros: Standard keyboard layout.

Good feel, I like the extended length at the bottom of the
board.

Speaker volume controls come in handy.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I chose this over the other Pro Fit keyboard becuase keys above the arrow keys are in a more standard position.

The extra programmed keys are at the top out of the way which I like. I don't use most of them because it's quicker for me to just use my mouse to open an internet window or check my email. The volume up/down would come in handy for those using headphones or speaker without a volume control.

The extended body (south end of board) feels a bit different at first but I like after I got used to it I would take it over a board that cut off just south of the space bar. Keeping the board at an incline has a better feel than with it flat.