Rosewill RK650

Low profile (smaller than your standard keyboard yet it still has a numpad) ; Thin and fits in many places that a standard size keyboard would not - mostly 80s style desks that were designed for use without a mouse

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USB, Cheap price

Bought back in '06. The thing died on me about a year later. JUNK TRASH

As mentioned by the other reviewers, this is a very nice looking quality keyboard for the current bargain price.

None so far.

This isn't so much a Con as it is a comment: you've got to get used to using a thin keyboard if you've migrated from using a standard keyboard.

Nice color and layout, and its nice and slim.

Spacebar is a bit smaller, compared to my other keyboard (Logitech DiNovo), but since I am currently only using the Rosewill with the PS3, it does the job.

Great keyboard for the price... works perfectly with no problems

No cons

Looks sharp and sleek with my brushed aluminum & black case. Works

Keys are very plasticky feeling, keyboard itself is flimsy (center bows downward when using the top row of multimedia keys). Doesn't include PS2 adapter

Very inexpensive, USB interface is compatible with Macs and newer computers that do not have a PS/2 interface. Looks nice, works fine

AUGH! It is so uncomfortable to type on this thing! The keys are so close together, and they bend inward, like a laptop keyboard. Despite getting a great deal on it, I am going to buy a different keyboard to use full-time, and keep this around as a backup

Slick, sleek, and quiet.

Wouldn't say it's a con because I did want to get a slim keyboard, but it takes some time to get used to the keys and layout (compared to my hunky old keyboard I had).

Super thin, very quiet keys.

Because of it's thin and slightly compact build the keys are a bit different than a standard keyboard, but I knew that they would be like that.