This keyboard has a good design. It does not have the numeric pad. So you can reduce the amount of movement your right hand has to make, while moving from typing position to grab the mouse. I bought a costly keyboard that has a similar design but a poorly designed right shift key made that keyboard useless. Right shift key in this keyboard is equal to the size of two keys and it is enough for comfortable typing.

i had purchased this keyboard on 3 march 2012...
Since then up till now i havnt come across any problems...
i have used this regularly....
This is very good and reliable product...
keys r soft and are apple style...
go for it.... value for money...

It has been few months since I purchased this keyboard but I guess now I can write something about it after using it a lot. In few words it's value for money. When I first saw it I thought the manufacturer is not very popular one (Genius) but I anyway purchased it. I have put this keyboard with much rough usage after that because I am a blogger and I write A LOT! But like a faithful friend it has been with me. I don't know how will it be in the coming period but until today it has been just a...

1. The keyboard bezel has a shiny plastic surround that is a fingerprint magnet.
2. The Home key is right next to the Backspace key so you end up hitting that often, this is probably something that you can get used to though.
3. The keyboard is thicker than what is neccessary since its keys do not have a lot of travel.

Despite these issues it is reasonably good value for money as it is well built, does not wobble (unlike what another commenter said) and it is the only compact keyboard availa...

The Glossy body design will surprise you ! Amazing design thoughts went in. The key stroke feedback is also amazing! Great value for money. Extrem.ely compact.
What extra feature i would have loved is a volume up and down hotkey support. i202 is desgn to be hotkeys for browsing friendliness...(wide hotkey collection for that )

I recommend all this wired keyboard if you can live with the vol +/- gap.

We have a few notebooks at home and all of them have their own weird keyboard layouts. There are 15" notebooks with numpads. There are old Thinkpads with Fn and Control swapped. There are old Lenovos with home/end/pgup/pgdn layout rather than the usual home/pgup/pgdn/end layout that is common on most notebooks. There are tiny notebooks/netbooks. And there is an old desktop.

So, we wanted a keyboard that we can plug into all our computers and use the same keyboard layout across all computers....

This keyboard is good. Better than my expectation. I had also purchased i220 earlier which I was using and bought i202 to replace it. This keyboard has some click sound and some feedback from keys which was absent in i220. The reason I bought it because I want to reduce shoulder strain when using mouse with normal keyboard with numpad.

1) Unstable base. On a flat surface the keyboard dithers and rattles because of its un even base. 2) For no reason the keyboard activates the down arrow key( no key is pressed). I am forced to press up arrow key to deactivate this when it happens. 3) On most small form factor keyboards the num pad is an activatable option, this keyboard does not have that option. 4) It is a multimedia keyboard , however it does not come with Volume + and Volume - keys. It only has a mute volume key. 5) The ke...