A good all-around keyboard, the Reclusa won't offer the same functionality as some competing products, but it is more than adequate for gamers who are after a stylish, simple option.

As far as your basic desktop, wired keyboards go, this model is right up there with the best of them.

If you aren’t hell-bent on a wireless keyboard then the Digital Media Keyboard is an excellent option, particularly for Windows XP and Vista users.

The Cyber Snipa keyboard is a very basic model that has all the traditional media keys, but nothing to set it apart from any offerings by other companies.

A comfortable, small keyboard that is great to type on. If you can live without media key functions you’ll be hard pressed to find a better choice than this.

Apple's latest wired keyboard is practical, comfortable and stylish, and the USB ports are hugely convenient. It's only real downside is that its height isn't adjustable.

The A4tech Anti-RSI desktop wont impress and generally isn’t that great a set but the price will attract many people and the idiom that you get what you pay for is definitely true.

If comfort is important to you as a typist, then this is the keyboard for you.

The piano component isn’t the best quality and since its not retractable it makes the keyboard component uncomfortable and awkward to use.

The Enermax Aurora is a basic keyboard with a whole lot of style. It is comfortable to use and has good features, but the inclusion of multimedia keys would have made this keyboard excellent.

If you don’t play a lot of first person shooters then this is one of the best desktop mouse and keyboard combinations you can buy.

The Wireless Laser Desktop 3000 is a keyboard/mouse combo that offers comfort, ergonomics and intuitive software in a single package. Microsoft's higher-end products are better designed, but this package is decently priced and is fine for everyday use.