Rosewill RK-8100 Pro Reviews

If you do a lot of word processing in addition to gaming, you might want to look for a keyboard with more features designed for typing (or purchase a secondary typing keyboard). However, a gamer who cares little for actual typing ability may just fall in love with this keyboard. It's comparatively low price tag and gamer-friendly features won't let you down. A number of flaws and annoyances with this keyboard keep it from scoring higher than it might otherwise have. Its relatively large size limits the number of desks on which it can be used. An apparent lack of quality control gives it defects like slight wobbles. Media key layout may also be an issue to some, especially if you accidentally hit the Sleep or Power button when you just mean to change the song playing on iTunes. Typists may find the rather loud clicks of this keyboard irritating, but a gamer wearing a headset, deep into a play session may not even notice the extra noise. The glossy black plastic with its tendency to display smudges left by your fingers and hands keeps it from being as good looking as it might have been, and the large, blue LED logo at the bottom (still a mystery to me) may also appear gaudy to some.