Pros:

• Compact. Only has one “Windows” key, the margins of the keyboard are small, and the “Home End Insert Delete” row is 2×3 instead of 3×2. It doesn’t take long to get used to.
• Responsive, relatively quiet keys.
• USB.
• Has the ability to press several keys simultaneously. It’s no gaming keyboard, but it’s close.
• Cheap

Cons:

• Sometimes doesn’t get recognized by my BIOS unless it’s the only USB device. Note that it always works once the OS starts. I’m not sure if this is a problem with my computer or the keyboard.
• No built-in USB hub.
• No built-in volume control (note: this could be a pro for some).
• Keys aren’t loud, but they aren’t silent.

Overall, I give this keyboard a 4/5. Definitely a good buy if you are looking for a minimalistic keyboard that isn’t huge. I use it for gaming all the time and it works fine for me.