Rosewill RK-7300 Black 105 Normal Keys 7 Function Keys USB Super Slim Unique Curved Design Multimedia Full-size Keyboard

Pros: I bought it I took to my wife's office and my kid took it. So it must work or I would have heard a complaint.

Cons: My kid took it

Pros: Solidly built rugged keyboard. Curved design makes my typing easier and less prone to mistakes. Nice key feel. Heavier than my 2 previous keyboards and non slip feet hold it in one place.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Great keyboard for small amount of money. Rivals the big boys. Received it in 2 days instead of 3. I've purchased a lot of Rosewill products and have yet to be disappointed.

Pros: Nice touch on the keys. good weight on the total keyboard as it does not slide around like my old one.

Cons: none really as it does what it should

Overall Review: This is the second one that I have purchased; this time for my personal everyday keyboard.

Pros: It does what it's supposed to do: take user input and put it on the screen. Volume, play, and a few other quick buttons like e-mail are nice. I like the low-profile keyboards so this is perfect. Good price.

Cons: Not a big fan of the gigantic Enter key, mainly because it forces the " \ " key to the right of the right shift key, but I'll live. Also the lights for the lock keys are hard to see unless you are looking directly over the keyboard. Minor issues really. No usability concerns.

Overall Review: Not sure about the comment regarding Linux. I'm typing this on Ubuntu 8.04 32 bit and it seems to be working fine. Also, all the quick buttons are working as they should. I haven't tried it on another distro but I don't see any reason to believe it would be different unless you are using a pretty old Linux kernel.

Pros: This is the 2nd keyboard I bought because the feel of the keyboard was similar to my laptop and I love it. My first keyboard was a disaster as all the keys were in weird places. I love the super thin keyboard. Excellent price. All the keys are super responsive. It feels like a T61 thinkpad keyboard. I like the racecar-orange stripes on the sides though. I have no complains, other than the delete key and the end hey should be swaped. Also, for those of you reading the oddly misplaced ' \ ' is no longer there and its in the correct position now.

Cons: none at the moment.

Pros: Quiet, pleasant to touch, nicely finished, simple, laptop-keyboard-like

Cons: no extra control buttons (sleep, extra dedicated buttons)

Overall Review: Love it, simple and beautiful. Never heard of Rosewill before, but they make a good solid cheap keyboard

Pros: Solid feel, rubberized end pieces mean I can set it vertically against a wall on hardwood without slipping, flat key design makes for a slim profile and light weight that's easy to tuck away hidden. Rests comfortably on your lap for light typing.

Cons: Non-standard key design. Large enter key shifts the standard layout of the backslash key and rearranges the usual del/end/insert/home etc. block. Not a big deal for my use. A back lighted version would be nice, but probably unrealistic given the price point.

Overall Review: Overall this is a solid product for the money that works well with my htpc setup. I have it chained to two 10' usb extenders running into my htpc box and it works fine. The real benefit to me was the rubberized end pieces that allow me to lean it up against a wall or speaker without sliding on my hardwood. I don't game on my htpc but after a week of solid use i don't see why that would be a problem. As always the egg delivered quickly and as promised. One final thought, this keyboard is like using a large laptop in feel. If you don't like the 'feel' of a notebook keyboard and plan on using this heavily for typing then i would recommend you seek another option.

Pros: i've owned this keyboard all of hour and I already know exactly what my thoughts are on it. Keep in mind I'm extremely picky about my keyboards, one of the bad things about buying one online. nice layout, the one I got does not match the pictures, it has a regular right shift without the backslash there. The backslash resides above the enter like on most keyboards, meaning the enter key is about the size of the shift button, not a backwards L like in the picture. I actually like that, just thought I'd point it out for those looking at the layout in the picture, that may not be what you get. the LEDs are nice, my last keyboard would blind me in a dark room.

Cons: The curve is odd, took me a while to get used to the backspace button for some reason, I kept smashing into the plastic around the backspace button above it, i blame the curve but I got used to it quickly. I see people saying it is "low travel", believe it or not for a scissor spring keyboard, its got a lot of travel. They press fine though. Its very noisey for a scissor keyboard The front lip of the keyboard does not "ramp" up into the keys very well, if you sit in a lower position relative to your keyboard your palms will find this an awkward place to rest themselves while you type, probably not an issue if your keyboard is positioned below or at your elbow level. Good keyboards will have almost no lip, the closest part of the keyboard to the user is as flush with the desk as p... wow the keyboard literally just stopped responding while typing this. LOL. Anyway, the lip makes it uncomfortable for some users

Overall Review: I can't believe this thing stopped working mid review, classic. Took a few moments to get it to work again, finally spamming the 10key got it going again. gonna remove another egg mid review for that little stunt. I am using a USB to PS2 adapter with this, without any problems on any other keyboard, but its only fair to mention it.