Rosewill RK-800G

Simple and easy to use ; One-piece rubber dome design ; 11 keys can be pressed at the same time

Comes with PS2 connector and not USB

If you are looking for a simple ps2 keyboard, this might be it. RK-800G can be used for maintenance jobs such as reinstalling OS or working on Linux machines that don't support USB or simply don't have the USB connector. RK-800G is not a gaming...

came with some nice silver keys to replace WASD ; as you can see, it types fine

the keyboards rollover is too low so it cant be used to play games like Sugeon Simulater 2013

Cheap ($10) ; Anti-ghosting ; Good build quality ; Nice feel for the price ; Minimalistic

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Solid, quieter then my old one, doesn't slide around, has different color keys for gamers, good price

It doesn't have a 'power' button like my old one so lazy butts like me don't have to click Start - Shutdown.. hehe

Works out of the box ; No ghosting ; Practical Design (mostly) ; Bloody cheap

Okay, the thing is great for the price. I got it on a deal for $10.00 no shipping ; There's just one design aspect that annoys me to lessening ends ; What genius decided to mess with the size and positioning of keys in the enter region? It's an alien...

Nothing bad about it

Nothing good about it

Feels great to use. I'm pretty impressed by the quality for the price. My cat knocked over a full glass of water into it and it still works just fine

While it's supposed to be anti-ghosting, it has a hard time typing a right parentheses. The backspace key is also smaller than normal and takes a little getting used to

It's a standard keyboard that's quiet. The finger response is good

You will need to buy an extension cable unless your computer is right next to your keyboard. The one I replaced had a cord twice as long

Inexpensive. Feels solid. Works like a keyboard should

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worked like a charm right out of the box

with the minor adjustment to the small backspace button nothing to complain