I-rocks Kr-6421-bk Black Usb Wired Slim Keyboard

Excellent compact size, thin, and keys are very responsive. Big Enter key

Backspace key too small

super thin, very quiet and compact. its a perfect... so is the price. I highly recomend you buy it

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I love the keypress "feel" and tactile feedback of this keyboard. This is very important to me - many keyboards today feel "squishy" to me

Layout: I knew going in I'd dislike the layout of this keyboard (the big enter key pushes the \ key up to where I normally hit backspace.) I'm getting used to that ; My KVM doesn't recognize the scroll-lock button, so I can't -[1,2] to switch between...

slim design ; soft touch ; blue lights

bright blue lights (easy to deal with ; cant say to much else

exactly what I wanted to try ; very low profile ; little blue led always on, when computer in standby/sleep ; so far, I like it a lot ; cost effective

some keys should be full-size (Esc) ; little hard to get used to, since it is different than my notebook, but it's what I expected

the keyboard is pretty slim

the keys are flat, it is not comfortable to use ; because of the slim design, keys positions are changed and Enter key is reduced ; not very good for office use

Great keyboard. Like some others mentioned a few of the keys are in a non standard fit.. but I expected it and am already getting used to it. Greta price with great quality. I wish this one was backlit.. I didn't like the key layout of their backlit...

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Nice cool black design ; Good quality for the price ; the keys are very soft, you don't have to press hard ; Overall a cool looking keyboard

The LEDs are VERY bright!! It has four that signal the power, num lock, caps lock, and scroll lock, and if you have them all on it can really seem blinding if you have sensitive eyes. I have all the locks off so just the power one is on but its still...

Looks cool ; Scissor structure so the keyboard feels like a laptop keyboard ; No gigantic scratch prone glossy surfaces ; Relatively inexpensive ; Slim

Is the LED indicating the power, really necessary ; arrows keys are a bit small ; Backspace key a little too small ; Home, pgup pgdn and end keys are used by pressing Fn and one of the arrow keys (doesn't really bother me though)

This is my second i-rocks keyboard and I'm quickly becoming a fan. This new design shows definite improvements and is very comfortable to use. Keystrokes are short and responsive, with near silent typing. Aesthetics are both subtle and sexy ; Cord...

Layout is a little unorthodox and tightly spaced, so there's a bit of a learning curve with a few of the keys - namely 'delete', 'esc' and 'backspace'. The function keys are also a bit tricky, as they don't have the typical separation between them and...