Pros: Inexpensive keyboard, that has a nice feel to it. These are good quality unlike the junk that comes with so many OEM PCs today.

Cons: I prefer a keyboard with a lot of action to the keys; this one is decent but could stand to have even more.

Other Thoughts: Basic keyboard, but great quality. Good value.

Pros: This is a solid, quiet keyboard.

Next to mechanical keyboards (Rosewill, Das) and the discontinued Logitech Elite keyboard (the one with the spinning volume control) this is my favorite keyboard of all time.

Cons: Wasn't cheaper. Doesn't make the familiar click-clack noise of the old IBM Model Ms.

Other Thoughts: Wrist rest is nice, but not everybody uses one.

It doesn't have any multimedia/shortcut buttons but I honestly don't use them and I couldn't justify that as a con.

Pros: Straightforward design.
There isn't tons of annoying media buttons and etc. that never get used (at least by me).
The keys are solid and have good action.
Comes with a hand rest (which I don't use but for some people would probably be a plus)
The little legs that hold the keyboard upright are very solid. I've found this is where most keyboards are weak but this one is very stable. Overall it's very durable.

A big plus for me is that it's very understated as in there isn't a bunch of stupid LED's or other nonsense on the board to make it look "cool."

Cons: Spacebar is a tad on the small size. (I've got large hands)

Other Thoughts: For the price it's well worth it. I've bought other keyboards at similar price ranges and for the money this one beats them all in terms of overall quality and durability.

Pros: Classic layout, no extra buttons

Cons: 2 out of the last dozen have had sticking space bar and other keys out of the box.

Other Thoughts: These used to be solid keyboards, but they now feel cheap.

Pros: Good build and quality, keys feel good, not like the classic IBM keyboards but much better than average.

Cons: None.

Pros: Very nice old school keyboard. Great functionality

Cons: When playing starcraft gives me trouble creating group with ctrl+numbers. Ctrl is not so responsive. I have to check if the group was created

Pros: Keys are nicely sculpted, and have good travel.
Sized to fit in a standard keyboard drawer.
Detachable wrist rest.

Cons: A bit pricey for what it is, which is a standard 104 USB keyboard. I knocked a star off because of the price, which was about $10 higher than I was expecting to pay.

Other Thoughts: I considered Logitech keyboards, but for some reason, Logitech doesn't divulge product dimensions: not to Newegg, not even on their website.

Newegg doesn't list the dimensions for this keyboard either, but at least Lenovo specifies them on their product description page. I could not take the chance that the keyboard would be too wide for my keyboard drawer, so Logitech probably lost a sale.

Pros: solid construction, very good key feel and tactile feedback for a membrane based keyboard, two height settings rather than one. Professional quality, meaning it will last a lot longer than your usual store bought boards.

Cons: Backspace is a bit loose, clacky.

Other Thoughts: An interesting note: This keyboard is the one Best Buy uses for all of its own computers, the ones used by employees at the information kiosks and such, but they dont sell it. Sad, because it's the best keyboard in the store.

Pros: Almost as good as my old IBM keyboard, good solid feel.

Cons: this is a usb connector not, ps2 if that is a con for anybody