Digit Media Pro

Pros: Lots of keys, great layout, pre-programmable with great software, was immediately detected, plug & play

Cons: Nothing really, hope it lasts.

The Bottom Line: You can't go wrong, an incredible value, fully compatible with no problems, extra keys fulfill a need you didn't know you were lacking!

Review: This is my third keyboard on this machine. The original keyboard was pretty basic. Until I replaced it I didn’t know what I was missing. My second was a wireless keyboard that was a Christmas gift. It was great, but it spoiled me with extras I didn’t ...

Pros: Lots of functions, good layout, good feel

Cons: standard non-ergonometric layout

The Bottom Line: A great all-around keyboard, with plenty of media controls at your fingertips.

Review: I ended up purchasing this keyboard by default, I'll admit. I needed a USB keyboard, and wanted the media control keys since I usually have my MP3s playing in the background while I work, and this was the only one I could find that met those two ...

Pros: Comfortable, well-spaced, high-quality, affordable

Cons: Takes a lot of desktop space

Review: I really love this keyboard. Not only is it very comfortable for a touch-typist, but, unlike most other Microsoft keyboards, it puts where the keys belong. For example, the Insert/Delete/Home/End/PageUp/ PageDown are exactly where they should be and wh...

Pros: Great versatility. Supports "Touch Typing", stepped key rows. Common software menu commands on buttons.

Cons: Chancy Compatibility with a given Operating System. Look it up before buying.

The Bottom Line: Fun, if it works with your PC Operating System. Very user friendly, even as the basic typing tool it really is. You will love some of the "Hot Keys".

Review: Microsoft Digital Media Pro Keyboard (DMPK) "Great value in a keyboard that fits your digital lifestyle" ----- DESCRIPTION This new KEYBOARD is a variation on the familiar 104 Key model. It features a sculptured shape, a built-in, removable ...

Pros: Able to access files and program applications with touch of a button

Cons: Zoom feature doesn't work in all applications; keys are too springy

The Bottom Line: Reasonably priced, multi-functional keyboard

Review: The Specs * Comes with keyboard, software CD, manual, USB to PS/2 adapter, detachable palm rest * System requirements: Windows 2000, XP Pentium 233MHz or higher, 35MB hard drive space; Macintosh OS X v.10.1-10.3X (excluding OS X v.10.0) 30MB ...

Pros: Comfortable, quiet soft touch; lots of features; easy to program; good value for the money.

Cons: Zoom slider doesn't always work & not too well when it does.

The Bottom Line: An excellent programmable media keyboard with lots of features, ease of programming, a comfortable & quiet touch and a fair price. Better than Logitech.

Review: The Microsoft Digital Media Pro Keyboard was purchased to replace a Logitech keyboard that was used for about 3 years. Comparing the two keyboards, I can honestly state that the Microsoft keyboard far surpasses the Logitech in functionality, ease of use, ...

Pros: layout, quick launch keys, inexpensive (around $20)

Cons: doesn't work in older PC's, software shipped is older version

The Bottom Line: Good inexpensive replacement multimedia keyboard, but watch it in older PCs

Review: I purchased this keyboard to replace the Dell Multimedia Keyboard that came with my PC (a three year old Dimension 8250). I was looking for a multimedia keyboard, didn't want to spend a lot, and didn't need wireless. The keyboard is well designed ...

Pros: Soft buttons and easy to install and configure your settings.

Cons: Nothing I found, it works great

The Bottom Line: Nice keyboard with soft buttons.

Review: Its really a nice keyboard and with all the features it has. You can run the keyboard with basic functions without installing the software. It comes with CD to install the software and after that all the functions of the keyboard are ready to be used. ...

Pros: Well laid out and designed, easy to reprogram most of the keys.

Cons: The zoom button doesn't zoom much.

Review: I like the keyboard, overall -- once I got rid of the silly little "wristguard" and replaced it with a real one. Keys are easy to re-program (most of them), it's really a good design. My only gripe is the zoom button. It only does two things -- in a ...

Pros: Gets me to use the top keys more, doesn't use batteries, nice sized keyboard

Cons: Zoom doesn't work with some programs, not keen on plastic wrist support

The Bottom Line: Great replacement keyboard, just need to resolve zoom key issue.

Review: I had to replace the keyboard that was plugged into my laptop, as my son had beat it to death. I decided to buy a new keyboard for my desktop and move that keyboard over to the laptop. I thought long and hard about getting a new wireless setup, as I have ...