SIIG USB Desktop Keyboard with Mechanical Key Switches

There are no pros

I was send 2 keyboards, both did not work ; Keyboard 1: Arrives poorly packaged in a BAG. I take it out of the bag, and keys start falling off the keyboard. I never even plugged it in. Called Newegg, and to their credit, I was next-dayed a...

This keyboard is very solid, and has exactly the sort of tactile feel you would want from a mechanical keyboard. The price is reasonable for a good quality keyboard

I have one significant problem with this keyboard: the L-shaped ENTER key ; This displaces the backslash key up a row from where it is on most keyboards these days, which in turn cuts the size of the backspace key in half of what it is on most typical...

Reminds me of the linux computing cluster at CMU from the late 90s. Typing most things is a pleasure with the firm recoil of these keys

The backspace key is too small... keep hitting Insert by accident

Sturdy, minimalist design. Tactile feedback, USB with included PS/2 adapter. Jet black matte finish

I was actually quite pleased by the quality. I bought this for the "clicky" noises but was not expecting the loud rattle just touching the keys

included usb-ps2 adapter. meh

pure waste of money. this keyboard bills itself as "heavy duty", and isn't even close to the quality that the pricetag would lead one to believe