AVS Gear PK-205 Black 104 Normal Keys 5 Function Keys USB or PS/2 Wired Slim X-Slim Multimedia Keyboard with Convertible Cover

this is the keyboard for you. After years of working at least 8hrs/day on a Sony Vaio laptop keyboard, the 'q' key started to act up, so I wanted to switch to a standalone keyboard. After trying some of the buckling-spring, clunky keyboards around the...

Good looking, but I wouldn't call it "stylish ; Media button thing is kinda silly, works fine ; Buttons feel slightly cheap--but $20 is cheap

This keyboard is beautiful and has a real nice finish to it. I also love the folding cover that flips up and hides the keys. Looks real tidy on the desk when everything is clean

Well about 6 months after I owned this I got into a game that used the WASD keys and about played it for about a month and noticed each one of those keys are cracked down the middle. Cheap keys ; Then my own stupidity I spilled my coffee and some got...

Great compact keyboard. Inexpensive, comfortable and takes minimal amount of space when folded. If you want something smaller, you'll need a rollable keyboard

not really

After almost 3 years of owning this board, today it finally died ; Don't think it's a bad board because it stopped operating after two years, this board went through some serious abuse ; I mostly used it for games, many people thought, "Why not...

It finally died :( so now I have to buy another one, because all the other keyboards are pointless. What the hell is the point of a glowing keyboard, I freakin memorized the keypad already

I like the PS/2 plug on the end of the cord. It fits nicely into my PS/2 input port without an adapter. The two adjustable rear feet are sturdy enough. The audio controls work well and the wrist pad is soft, attractive, and well-made, though the...

Sometimes I have to press a key several times firmly to get it to work

The keyboard has an excellent feel due to the laptop-style keys. The arrow keys and home key block is integrated into the main keys, so the keyboard is rather small. The folding wrist rest works well, and the typing position is excellent, but only if...

Limited media keys; I would like to have a mute button instead of volume up/down. Awkward positioning of the media keys: it would be nice if they were on independent buttons instead of a d-pad setup. The wrist rest isn't very durable, and I can't see...

This keyboard is great. Laptop style keys wrist comfort... and even a little media control pad in the top corner... It also has a travel form sorta.. It folds up and it is great for carrying it around and just when your not using it

None at all i love it

laptop style keys, folding wrist rest/dust cover like the expensive keyboards from another brand. works properly. laptop key layout plus a # pad makes it very useful but compact

hmm... some might not like the glossy black for fingerprints etc

Great feel with a short throw. This keyboard feels just like a laptop. This is what I've been looking for. I'm going to order a couple more before they disappear

The wrist pad is starting to go a little. I didn't buy it for that and the feel more than makes up for it

I looked all over for something that would work in a rack mount rig. finding something that had a cover was awesome. Nice slim line keyboard and very much like a laptop keyboard. Right size and shape for what I needed, a nice low-pro for a rackmount setup

A little pricey but it's a specialty item. Plastic but compared to other similar performers for what I wanted it was about 300.00 USD cheaper