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

A worthwhile alternative for those wanting to go wireless, and particularly good when bought in a combo with the MX1000 mouse. It does however have a few connectivity and response issues that stop it from being brilliant.

We were bitterly disappointed when we discovered the LCD game support was barely existent, but apart from that this is a strong contender for the best keyboard on the market, offering features that will please both gamers and desktop users

If you don’t type ten pages a day then this may be the perfect desktop combination for you, but the key skipping gets annoying fast.

The diNovo Edge is an excellent keyboard overall, but its hefty asking price isn't justified. If you're prepared to pay for style, then you won't be disappointed.

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.

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.

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.