Rosewill RK-800G Black 104 Normal Keys PS/2 Wired Gaming Keyboard

Pros: It's super cheap for a keyboard with anti ghosting.

Cons: It's not the most useful keyboard or the most comfortable. But for it's price it just can not be beat if you are on a really tight budget or need a backup.

Other Thoughts: I kept it around when I would forget to have batteries for my wireless on hand. I would not suggest it as a main keyboard. I gave it five starts because of it's price for performance. But it is a very basic unit. The anti ghost meant I could toss it back into a gaming session without worrying about non responsive keys. But again it's a very basic unit aside from that.

Pros: - Cheap ($10)
- Anti-ghosting
- Good build quality
- Nice feel for the price
- Minimalistic

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: The enter key is L shaped and the backspace key is smaller than normal. It takes a bit getting used to, but it's purely subjective so I won't consider it a pro or a con.

It's the same as any other Rosewill product, it's cheap, minimal, well made (for the price), and it works.

Pros: Anytime I have a customer that wants a keyboard but doesnt know what to get, this is the keyboard I use.

Gamer or not, this keyboard is the best value for your dollar.

Cons: None

Pros: Price, anti-ghosting, replacement AWSD keys for gaming. I got it before it was discontinued.

Cons: It was discontinued for those that should get it.

Other Thoughts: Feels durable and if it last as long as my other it will be a good deal.

Pros: Anti-ghosting, durable, custom WASD keys, price!

Cons: small backspace key to make room for \| key, oversized Enter key, no backlighting

Other Thoughts: had no problems out of this keyboard what so ever, great price and good manufactoring, while theres no backlighting and the key layout for the \| key and enter key are a little outdated i couldn't drop it an egg just for that, the WASD keys are notiable and easy to find, just don't play in the dark :)

Pros: Solid, quieter then my old one, doesn't slide around, has different color keys for gamers, good price.

Cons: It doesn't have a 'power' button like my old one so lazy butts like me don't have to click Start - Shutdown.. hehe.

Other Thoughts: A bit better then your average keyboard due to its ghosting capabilities. With my old pc I would get beeps and stuck keys while I was gaming. None with this one.

Pros: Solid feel, no extra junk

Cons: none at this price range

Other Thoughts: Been fine with me for a year, and I take my system out. This has been exposed to travel and doesn't show any wear.

Pros: -Works out of the box
-No ghosting
-Practical Design (mostly)
-Bloody cheap

Cons: Okay, the thing is great for the price. I got it on a deal for $10.00 no shipping.

There's just one design aspect that annoys me to lessening ends.

What genius decided to mess with the size and positioning of keys in the enter region? It's an alien setup to me.
-The enter key is ginormous.
-The backspace is all but non-existant.
-The backslash migrated to the area that used to be a portion of the backspace.

It takes some getting used to, and when I'm trying to type file paths, it still gets me.

Other Thoughts: I was mostly looking for a keyboard that wouldn't ghost so I could throw grenades while running at the same time. Mission accomplished at a low price.

The silver wasd I don't really care much for, but I installed them anyways for kicks.

It's an effective keyboard if you don't mind a portion of your keys being in a strange layout.

Pros: Nothing bad about it.

Cons: Nothing good about it.

Other Thoughts: Just a standard run of the mill keyboard. Not really anything "Gaming" about it, and its great if all you need is a keyboard that works.

Pros: Smooth key pressing, robust, anti-ghosting (allows for multiple simultaneous key presses), easily opened/washed (did that once), simple concept, but matches with pretty much any mice, keys don't wash/fade away at all, long durability. There's even a possibility that this keyboard has a superior anti-ghosting than most overpriced keyboards.

Cons: No volume control, no media control (if you must care about those things), no quick-marco keys (would re-enforce the "gamer keyboard" label more), requires a PS2 compatible motherboard.

Other Thoughts: Having personally owned a wide range of back lit keyboards, the Rosewill RK-800G keyboard is the definition of best bang for your buck. For 15$, there is no reason for not to getting one; it is of the quality of a ~$80 keyboard minus the extra bits.