Pros: Simple, no frills, no nonsense keyboard that feels and is high-quality. It is wired (no need to deal with batteries and connectivity problems of wireless); sturdy, and the keys have just the right tactile resistance. The "Enter" key is the small one (NOT the big one that so many USB keyboards have that displaces the back-slash key). I'm a programmer who works on a keyboard frequently for 10+ hours per day, most days per week, and this is the best keyboard I have used in more than 15 years. This is such a rare find that I purchased a total of 5 of these so I can have them in all my work locations and have a couple of spares.

Cons: There are no cons really. That's what you get when you deliver what is needed and nothing else.

Overall Review: It's a simple sturdy keyboard that has no extra buttons that can get in the way, no batteries to deal with, no software to install and break, and no stupid ergo design nonsense. The only way to improve it would be if the bottom edge was perfectly straight. It is slightly rounded. My guess is that keyboard makers do this sort of thing to make their keyboards more visually appealing. But that is a stupid objective because we aren't looking at the keyboard; we are looking away from it, at the monitor.