Penclic C3 Pro Ergonomic USB Wired Keyboard in Brushed Aluminum – Integrated 3-Port USB Hub, Compact Size and Low Profile with Full-Size Keys, Compatible with PC and Mac.

Pros:Very nice keyboard. Keys are scissor-like (not sure of the exact mechanism) and very comfortable to type on. The key tops are flat but not obnoxious. They have a slight texture which makes them feel nice to the fingertips. Good spacing between the keys. The keys have a nice, crisp bounce-back.The reason that I bought this keyboard is because I have a very particular need. I need to be able to share a wired keyboard, a wireless mouse with a dongle (bluetooth is not ideal for PC gaming) and wired webcam between a MacBook Pro and a Windows gaming PC. This keyboard works great for this. As it comes out of the box, there is function key press that lets you switch between Mac & Windows mode, which sets the modifier keys properly for Command/Alt & the Windows Key, etc. Yes, I know you can also set this up in Mac OS using the Keyboard control panel, but this is a nice alternative. If you use the Fn-key to do this, you need to reset it (press once) each time it is plugged in to the Mac (the default is Windows mode).The USB hub works beautifully and I haven't had any issues with the Logitech G602 & Logitech Webcam that I have plugged into it. Both work perfectly connected to either machine.Cons:Only 2 real cons for me. The first is cable length. The permanently attached cable is only about 4 feet long (or so) and I needed more. Fortunately, a 6ft. USB cable extender worked fine, but it is an (admittedly small) extra expense. The second con is the media function keys. There are keys for volume/mute & pause/play, but they are on the A, S, D - Z, X, C keys, respectively. I would love to see them moved to their rightful place in the function row. I am far more used to them being up there. It's mainly a memory thing.So, if these cons are not deal-breakers, I highly recommend this keyboard.

Works on Linux but Page Up ( PgUp ) does not work as expected.

It's small with aluminum frame.

Great responsive mini keyboard travels well, thin, STRONG, NON-chicklet keys, keys fast rsponse short travel. I love it(tried several other minis: NONE of this quality, and continued longevity.

Purchased it for my home office in my quest to have a correct ergonomic position while I work. Using it for several days now and really impressed with the look and feel as well as the quality of the keyboard. It is sturdy, the keys are a good size and have a nice reactive travel.