Rosewill RIKB-11001

My home flight simulator had a big bulky keyboard problem. I wanted to Velcro my big keyboard to the base of my Dell 30" monitor, but it required the monitor to be 2" farther away from my face. This of course, causes a reduced apparent screen size....

Keyboard is not back lighted

Clicky Keys (Oh how I missed thee) ; Great layout ; Doesn't hurt my wrists as much as previous keyboards) ; Nice layout. It fits in my desk drawer yet did not lose numpad or merge the home/end/arrow/etc. buttons like other low profile keyboards ; Its...

The white Rosewill on my spacebar wore off - as well as the bottom of the N and M. I use this thing very aggressively (I would say around 20,000 keys per day on average) and so far it was only the space bar with N/M keys and only on 1 of 2 of these...

Nice keys, very slim design. Most of the keyboard works well

Space bar stopped working within the first day of use. Gets stuck

It's cheap and slim

The keys are stiff, especially the space bar, though I can't say I was expecting much from a $10 keyboard

It was cheap, I guess

The keyboard broke within 1 day's use. Use wasn't strenuous either ; I would say that I typed less than 100 strokes on it before the number keys and certain letters just stopped registering

Slim, stylish & price

Some of the keys stopped working /responding after one year. Typing is not comfortable. Very cheaply made

Feels decent to type on ; Keys depress with less effort than larger keyboards ; Decent style

NOT X-SLIM Laptop keys! Pulled key off to check the structure. No X-SLIM Scissor structure at all. Just a plane ole membrane ; Keys feel cheap. But price makes up for that I guess

Thin ; Light ; Low Pro Keys ; WIRED

Seems to be made out of cheap materials ; Short wire

Full keyboard, chiclet design ; Sturdy, and won't slide around ; Volume control, mute, and sleep button

The keys are a bit noisy, but nowhere near as much as a standard style keyboard ; It sometimes misses keystrokes, but that's just because I'm not used to hitting the keys as hard as is necessary all the time. (1 miss in 300-500 keystrokes)

Chicklet style keys are comfortable to type on ; Very cheap ; Properly arranged (no weirdly shaped or misplaced keys) ; Nice black finish

The entire keyboard is ever-so-slightly bent, but it isn't noticeable in usage ; The # symbol is worn... right out of the box ; The mute key is defective