Kensington 64365 Black 104 Normal Keys 8 Function Keys USB Wired Slim Keyboard - Retail

Low profile, slim and quiet. I wanted keys like my laptop (this is a docked system) and I got exactly that. Keystrokes are fluid, and easy to use. No frills that I didn't need to pay for

None that are big enough to knock down the rating

Laptop style keyboard for a more responsive key press ; Price ; Sleep Button ; Media Player Buttons ; Quick Calculator Button(You use this more than you could imagine) ; Flips on the back to angle it towards you a little bit ; Sleek Design

Silver trim will wear with time(About 6 or so months into HEAVY use) where your hands rest(Turns a yellowish color) ; They could of added a small space between the delete home pgup pgdn end keys and the backspace enter shift keys. Minor annoyance if...

I have been using this keyboard as my primary for more than 2 years. I am a gamer, and an internet junkie so this gets some seriously heavy use. I originally purchased it because I have a narrow keyboard drawer on my desk and needed a compact unit Big...

I can't think of any. The plasti-chrome finish does start to rub off after a while, and since I use a wrist rest I mainly see this on my volume control buttons. I don't really care about that though. To me it's all about reliability and function

Very comfortable keyboard that has a sturdy feel

Keys are placed in odd locations to save space. I am still getting used to it

Small form size is nice. Looks nice

After about 2 years of use the Enter key is starting to fail. USB cable is about 1-2 feet shorter than I wish it was (although I could get an extension cord I guess)

You press the button the character appears on the screen

Very cheap construction, 100% plastic, very light weight ; The keyboard is cramped and I find that this causes my wrists discomfort. Plus, a number of essential keys are in non standard locations. delete, home,pup,pdn,end, ins. The arrow keys are too...