Foldable and Undestructable USB Flexible Keyboard (109-Key)

Pros: Takes up a small area when stored.
Uses standard USB keyboard drivers.
Waterproof.

Cons: The keys are sometimes not very responsive when typing fast.
Needs a smooth surface to work.
Does not come with the PS/2 adapter that is listed on the packaging.

Other: Great temporary/server/emergency keyboard.
Not a very good standard keyboard due to keys being unresponsive while typing/clicking fast.

Pros: Size: it's small when you store it
Why: place it in a box near your servers or somewhere else. Just pick it up when you have to use it. Very conventient
Build quality seems to be fine

Cons: When tying large documents this keyboard is not the way to go. Also when you have to type really fast I would use a different keyboard.
The color (mine was purple ;-)

Other: For this price it's a great 'spare' keyboard that can be stored anywhere. I might even think about taking it with me when travelling (if required)

Pros: +its usb
+Its EXTREMELY flexible
+mine came in white
+Great price,my local area was selling for 19.99
+has alot of keys and not just letters!

Cons: -might be a little to flexible for some people
-comes in a random color,i liked mine but maybe you wont
-The keys could be hard to click sometimes seeing as its flexible.

Other: its worth the price if your looking for this kind of keyboard.

Pros: Only the cheap price because everything about this keyboard is crap...

Cons: Received it, package was wrecked from botton to top Wires were pulled out of the keyboard on the top right At the beginning only 5-6 keys were working, folded it and put it back inside the package after another try...it was just not working anymore Built quality is really F-ING poor its looks cheap, it's cheap....I would not even sell it for 10$

Other: Don't but this, better go to whatever shop near your house and pay 25$ for some quality keyboard !

Pros: - USB, works everywhere, no drivers required
- Decently long cable
- Doesn't make annoying clicking sounds

Cons: - Takes a while to get used to typing on this
- Listed PS/2 adapter is missing
- Smells a bit at first
- Couple of keys need to be pressed really hard to work
- Has power/standby buttons where printscreen would normally be, easy to press by accident

Other: Wouldn't want to type on this all day but it's handy to have around if you use lots of different computers and need to quickly do something. It works just fine for that.