(this is non-wireless model; the wireless model was a pain in a sense that you always had to disassemble the keyboard to put in new batteries and people would lose screws or damage threads; non-detachable USB cable; black version features POMs rather than PBTs as in the white version; basically, a stripped-down version that saves around $20 if you can find it)
Strengths:
- dedicated numpad for people who need it
- PCB mounted switches for the modder in you and good for programmers too
- put your own backlight if you want to -- the switches have been pre-routed
- Cherry MX switches (and not clones)
- *mystery feature* - Tremble control -- Fn+F10 and Fn+F11; it increases or decreases touch sensitivity (very hard to test the effect with MX reds, but it seems it works)
- very firm PCB (not much flex)
Weaknesses:
- laser-etched POMs are of lower quality (they look somewhat textured but are actually very slick)
- poor and dusty packaging (or maybe there is a dust issue in the factory, but small dust specs are visible)
- case is solid but it has a bit of a *cheap* feeling to it
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