GIGABYTE GK-K6150 Black USB Wired Standard Multimedia Keyboard

Pros: "GIGABYTE" Thought it was name brand.

Cons: Got it yesterday, opened the box today and it is missing one of the legs on the bottom. What is horrible about it is under the only other leg is a QC sticker, it reads A1 OK.

Other Thoughts: Should have went by other reviews, now an RMA will cost me more than a new keyboard locally. This is pure disappointment, inspector A1 wake up and stop making gigabyte look like a bad company.

Pros: Sleek, thin, price. Got the 1st one, Escape key was going nuts, new egg replaced it with another one and same thing. Escape key going nuts. Glad I only lost $11. I love Gigabyte but I would never get another cheep keyboard again.
gave 1 egg for Newegg customer service, other then that, I would have given this keyboard 0 eggs.

Cons: it's worse then stepping in dog dropping barefoot. I got the first one, the escape key was going nuts. I couldn't do anything in bios as it kept asking if I wanted to exit without saving.

Newegg was great and shipped me another one as a replacement, I got the second one and it's even WORSE. The first one at least I was able to open up and wedge a folded piece of paper to fix, the second one nothing I did would get it to stop it's self from button mashing.

Other Thoughts: I got this keyboard for a system I put together from spare parts for a Seti@home cruncher. I wanted something thin to fit in a draw where I have the computer set up, so if I needed a keyboard it was there. I ended up having to take the thing apart and put a folded piece of paper in the corner near the escape key to stop it from constantly hitting itself.
Seti@home build
Haf 912 case
Asus Formula IV AM3 board
Athlon X2 240e 2.8 OC to 4ghz
OCZ 6gig Gold PC3-1600
Asus DVD rw
TT TR2 430w psu
Geforce GT240
300gig WD Cav black
I will stick to Logitech keyboards for now on. For $11 it's not even worth the hassle of me shipping back to get my money back. I'll just keep the other one around just as a reminder to to buy anything so cheep

Pros: Quiet keys, sturdy build quality and a generously 69" (5 foot 9 inches) long cord.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: The quiet keys put my old Logitech K120 to shame! The other reviews for this: "light, flimsy, wobbly buttons, feels cheap" Seriously? I'm not sure what keyboard these users received, but this is a fine product.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: No volume control keys, my bad for not looking at description enough. Keyboard feels really cheap. The backspace key was stuck with the \ key. Had to take keys off and shave off piece of \ key causing the sicking. I would return the keyboard, except shipping would cost as much as the keyboard cost.

Pros: Looks good and keys have reasonable "feel". This is a fine keyboard for the price.

Cons: Keys are a little wobbly and there's sort of a hollow sound as you type.

Other Thoughts: The description says "The GIGABYTE GK-K6150 features the latest scissor-switch design which allows users to enjoy a quiet and comfort typing experience." I pried off a key cap and can see that it's a traditional rubber dome keyboard.

Pros: Clean design, standard keyboard layout, no useless extras or "ergonomic" features.

Cons: Very light and flimsy. Bought two, one failed after 3 days. Didn't RMA, after postage and restocking fee, wouldn't be worth it.

Other Thoughts: Will not buy again.