Others say...

"suitable for it's purpose, nothing fancy."

First, let me explain to you that this is intended for PS2, however it works for PC, and perhaps anything with a USB connection. (not tested on anything else besides ps2 and xbox)

However, it is very slim, the buttons are smaller, (especially number and f buttons) and the keys themselves don't have much press. By that I mean you don't push as hard or as far as a traditional keyboard. Combined with the small key size this becomes a nuisance with touch typists like myself.

However, for it's purpose as a PS2 keyboard, it fulfills its role, as I only use it to text chat in a small handful of games. (madden, etc.) However if your playing a game that relies heavily on it, I'd pass for a more traditional approach.

I plugged this into my PC to mess around with, and along with the touch problems mentioned above, it was not helpful in any way. Since you often use several keys and key combos in pc games, the feel was just off, along with the horrid size and complete absence of certain keys. (numpad and home/end/insert/pageup/pagedown/delete). So I would not recommend this as a keyboard to help save your normal one from wear and tear, as I said it's feel is just too far off for a pc keyboard.

With that, if your planning on using this as a external laptop keyboard or something similar, again I would not recommend it for that use.

This keyboard is great, for a very cheap affordable PS2 compatible keyboard that you most likely will very scarcely use with various online games, when the people you are playing/talking to do not or the game does not support voice.

"Love it!"
Just got it today. Bought it to play Phantasy Star Universe on my Xbox 360, but it's such a sleek, cute little item that I'm ordering a second one for my desktop computer in order to save some room.

The keys are a little cramped, so it takes a bit of getting used to. But they feel just *right* to the touch, and the keyboard has just the right amount of weight to it.

Very nice.

"Nice!"
I was very curious about this keyboard.
I was thinking it would be a nice subistitute for my laptop's keyboard when playing games or typing long texts.
It is very well made, small but still resistant.
The numbers and F keys are smaller than the others keys, but its a matter of time to get used to it.
If you have a laptop, your backpack must have this little guy!

"A must have."
It's a great keyboard. Nice size and its easy to type on. The only problem I ran into was its too small to fit on your lap. You will need some sort of lapboard or it just wont work. This keyboard is a must have for PS2 On-line users though. 5 stars all the way.

"I love this keyboard!"
Since it came out in 2004 I have been an avid player of Final Fantasy XI. I play on the PS2 and until now I have been using a Logitech Elite full-sized keyboard. Short cord, large and cumbersome, and just recently it had a nasty habit of flaking out on me in the middle of dire situations.

Then I discovered this gem.

I have only had it for a few hours and most of the time i've used it so far has been with me sending messages to friends and chatting with my Linkshell while I ran some quick errands, but I must say it is a huge improvement. I can kick back in my recliner now without having to worry about pulling down my PS2 and the keyboard itself is so small and light I can set it on my armrest and type with it there (I do the one-handed typing when I'm fishing and chatting on my Linkshell.)

As for the keyboard's physical size its about as big as a slim PS2 and as thick as a CD case.

Light, compact, easy to use and compatible with Final Fantasy XI. Who could ask for more?