Pros: Been using this as my main home keyboard for 2 years now. For both work and gaming, I could no longer tolerate the standard tall-key style of keyboard because the keys would jam during fast gaming action, and even during fast typing. This chiclet style keyboard has delivered what I wanted and solved that problem. Fast typing, no bogging down with long, tall keys that jam up in the sides of their slots.

Cons: After two years, I really do wish the manufacturer would put out a version of this keyboard that included a standard large-sized delete key. I noted that issue in the reviews, and indeed it has been a thorn for me, but I suppose I've learned to live with it. What I don't understand is why there were so few choices of chiclet keyboard for free-standing PCs when so many are using them now in laptops. I thought I'd have a dozen to choose from with any keyboard layout I might want. Maybe it's time to see what else is out there. But, having used this as my main keyboard for 2 years without other problems, I have to rate it highly overall, especially for the price. Keyboard and mice are really important, I wish manufacturers would give them more attention. So, one egg removed for the seemingly needless deviation from the standard large-sized delete key.

Other Thoughts: While I'm at it, I wonder if someone would design a keyboard for PC without the incredibly useless and annoying Windows keys. Please? Someone do this?

Pros: Its a chiclet keyboard, its pretty... thats about it

Cons: first gripe, space bar misses when you hit it from one side. second gripe, the base is plastic and it has someflex when you are hitting the spacebar. Leds bleed into the other indicators and they are too bright. The plastic has a place where 2 usb ports would be but they never put them in

Other Thoughts: dont get this keyboard, I have an older i-rocs that is metal, has usb ports, and the spacebar isnt mush... there are way better chiclet keyboards than this one

Pros: Slim design without cramming keys together. Rubber feet are effective. Great design and solid build for the cost. Easy to keep clean! USB cord is adequate length. Is not burdened by function keys :)

Cons: This keyboard gives you a finger size Backspace key instead of the more common double size. I see the importance of mentioning this to potential buyers but in no way consider this a bad mark.

Pros: Love the keys, setup just like a laptop. And no room for getting dust or food stuck in between them is a huge plus. Slim is definitely the way to go.

Cons: If you don't type properly (ex. the "chicken peck" style) then you're going to have a very hard time with the space bar. It only seems to work if you hit it close to the middle and with enough force. So if you're even remotely used to using the sides then expectyour sentencestolook likethis all the time.

Other Thoughts: Wireless would make this even better, but it's still great.

Pros: slim
low profile keystrokes
high-end appearance (doesn't look cheap like some keyboards)

Cons: Really none. It would be nice if it was backlit.

Other Thoughts: It's everything the descriptions says. I was worried at first going away from trusty Logitec, but I thought I'd give this a try. I was looking for a slim board that had smooth, low-profile keystrokes much like the new HP computers have. This keyboard exceeded my expectations. It's smooth, crisp, and comfortable to type on. I'd recommend this to anyone looking for an keyboard that is sharp looking and functions great.