Rosewill RK-101 - PS/2 Wired Standard Enhanced Keyboard - Black, 107 Normal Keys

Pros: Everything works accordingly. PS/2 connector fits just right and LED works fine. Frees up one USB port.

Cons: Some keys such as Shift and Ctrl are slightly clumsy to use but does not affect overall quality.

Pros: quiet, smaller than most,almost 2" shorter then my last (w)

Cons: the risers dont jive with me,too flat. small BckSp takes getting used to..

Overall Review: Its not hard to prop up the top, Overall its what i needed, having limited desk width to use, the extra 2" comes in handy.

Pros: dirt cheap, free ship

Cons: noisy, keys stiff at first, got better

Pros: >I got this keyboard when my old one died. It was dirt cheap with free shipping. It has nice quiet switches, and a good feel. I can easily feel the bumps on the J and >F> keys and so align my hands to they keyboard by touch.

Cons: >But there is a problem. You ought to be able to see it in this review, which I have typed with this keyboard. Every so often, I get an extra >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>"greater than>" character that >I have not typed. >In fact, that includes every one you see in this review. Since I use linux and occasionally have to work in the console and provide passwords with absolutely no feedback, this can play merry hob with system administration. I often find myself having to enter passwords two or three times in order to obtain system administration privileges. >I find this sort of behavior from a keyboard completely unacceptable.

Overall Review: It has "power," "sleep," and "wake" keys that I don't use. They are where the "print screen," "scroll lock," and "pause/break" keys belong, and those have been moved down to join the six text editing keys (insert, delete, home, end, page up, page down) in a nine-key block. >I prefer the print screen, scroll lock, and pause/break keys on the same line as the f1-f12 keys, and those text editing keys in their own block of six, but I can live with it as is. I don't like having to relearn where page up, page down, and home are, but I can.

Pros: It works. All keys. Has lights for caps lock, num lock, etc. Nice wrist rest with it.

Cons: The keys feel like they have a sludge backing. The left shift key, as others have stated, is atrocious. Mainly it is just a work out to type and I don't really care for it because of the left shift key. That's what's really giving me issues. I plan on returning it unless it has already passed the 30 days. I have tried to take the key off and clean it up, but you can see the manufacture error on the key itself: the plastic is not shaped correctly and it jams up. I wouldn't really recommend this keyboard, but for 5$ it is honestly a good deal. They say you get what you pay for. Fix the left shift key and make the keystrokes a bit more smooth and this would be a wonderful keyboard. I had to give an honest review, though.

Pros: Cheap, keys are respondsive, no complaints after using for over a year with multiple PCs

Cons: keys are a little high for some that are use to desktops but if you are buying this one I am sure you are not looking for low profile keys.

Pros: Very cheap

Cons: Whenever I pressed the shift key it would also occasionally produce the key ">" because of this I had to guess at what my OS's password was when I replaced this with a proper keyboard.

Pros: Cheap, Easy to use, install. Good keyboard for the price, and it's black too.

Cons: Really stiff and the keys feel kind of...soft. You really have to get used to it. Also, the backspace key is only half size, so it's kind of awkward to try and make corrections/edits while typing. But my biggest problem is the "soft" feel of the keys. It just really bothers me.

Overall Review: You just need to "warm up" to it and get used to the feeling of the keys. Once you get used to it, it won't be as bad.