i-rocks RF-6520

Size, compact, easy to press keys

Range is small when it works. Receiver stopped recognizing keyboard. Even changed computers to see if it would pick up again and it didn't

Very slim, lightweight keyboard. Nice if you like to type with it in your lap. Low profile keys like a laptop. They make a nice sound when you type. It shuts itself off after a few minutes of inactivity to save battery life

Owned it for about four months before it stopped synching with the USB dongle. Had to go through the whole RMA process with PCUSA (they own i-Rocks). This took a total of about two months and the cost of faxing an RMA request form and shipping the...

At first I thought okay I'm just gonna buy a cheap keyboard for my new computer. I use this computer everything editing videos,pictures,learning,surfing the web and professional gaming and this is the very best keyboard I have every used and I have use...

Not one bad thing well unless you need more usb slots for your computer. So they could've made it to also be a bluetooth connected keyboard

Has a great overall feel to it. Has a quick snappiness almost like the apple chicklet keyboards, but with a more comfortable and cohesive smoothness to it. It's hard to describe the feel of a keyboard but I would liken it more to using a laptop...

Really would be better if the right hand numeric entry buttons were eliminated altogether. It is silly to include them on a keyboard that aspires to be compact as they are superfluous unless one has a lot of number entry or odd character entry to do ;...

Very small, very light. Power indicator was a nice touch, as was the on-keyboard dock for the small receiver

A bit too small: my favorite key combos (flipping through tabs, especially) weren't easily reachable. Ended up returning it

Very small, thin and light. Does not seem cheap at all ; almost no lag

some keys like F1/F2 keys are smaller than average, takes some getting used too

It's wireless and it works 90% of the time

It's like the keys constantly goes out and the faster you type it seems like the keyboard just can't stay caught up

it worked well rite outa the box ; firm keys ; quick typing is a breeze ; im about 2 arm lengths from it and its perfect ; its laid out alot like a laptop even the keys come out barley at all ; small and not flimsy but still enough room for u r hands ;...

not really a con my own fault. read the manual. seriously. it has a wireless ID protection that u need to first. its like u have to have the keyboard 30cm from the USB device and hit the link key. didnt know that. so i sat here for 10min wondering why...

This thing has amazing range, portability, is durable, and battery saving features that most keyboards don't have. Its super light and has FHSS wireless tech which allows for the wide range that this keyboard has. I can now type with my keyboard from...

Its slightly smaller than I wanted, but since the main keyboard section is the default size, I can live with it. Another thing to note is that the receiver is made of plastic so that part is cheap and might break if it has any pressure on it

13.5 inch width leaves lots of room for my mouse

Non-standard key layout