Average mouse based user might not be annoyed with this. Another perhaps subjective detail is the lack of the sturdy professional keyboard feel while typing. These are the only flaws I could find, but I still think the keyboard was well worth the money, because it will last me a very long time, maybe even after my PS3 becomes obsolete.

Also it's obviously not meant for Mac so the Mac keys are missing but that's what I get for not buying a keyboard that's not meant for Macs. I especially miss the volume controls that are on my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard, but the Mac-Mini came with a remote that has the volume controls so it's no big deal. The cursor pad could have been a little bigger.

The touchpad is a joke. A bad joke.

Hopefully they'll make newer versions with more buttons and a bigger cursor pad. It also wouldn't hurt to give it a higher quality feel. I'd be willing to pay an extra $20 or $30 for that alone.

I use this on my home computer with no issues. I'd give it 5 stars, but the cheap build quality and feel holds it back. I have no doubt this will be a quality keyboard, but I wish it felt a bit better in your hand.

I was going to buy the "Pro" version of the Logitech MediaBoard until I realized it will not work with Linux on the PS3. So I bought this one instead.

- Awkward layout of Insert, Delete, Home, End, PageUp/Down keys - Mouse pad is a bit small - The above two flaws should not coexist - the keyboard should have had either a bigger pad or normal key positioning (the latter being my preference)

I put in the batteries plugged in the USB thing and touched the cursor pad and the response was immediate. However, there are some things I didn't like but nothing really major. First off the keyboard has a very cheap feel to it compared to my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard.

- no special multimedia keys (Volume Up/Down, Email, Browser, etc.) - again, in all my keyboards that had them I have never used these special keys; - Since Logitech markets this keyboard as 'Playstation 3 Mediaboard' it would be nice if they would at least indicate which keys aree being used for PS3 conroller functions. I guess, this was too much to ask.

This is not five star in all respects as it should have all of the PS3 Sixaxis Keys to be called a Playstation I/O device.

- the mousepad is strictly for limited use - if you plan to use it to play games on your PC that depend on mouse response - you are kiddin yourself; - the keys layout for special keys (Home, Page Up Delete, etc.) is not standard. So watch out if your are used to blind-typing as you will have a not so nice surprise here and there util you adjust to the new layout.

Another positive is that it is thin so it can easily be stored beside my couch to keep it out of sight when not in use. One negative is that it feels pretty cheap. Another is that they didn't include a number pad above or below the mousepad.

- uiversal use, be it PS3, Xbox 360, your home PC/laptop or even Wii - long range. This keyboard uses not Bluetooth but rather RF technology for communicating with the receiver USB2 dongle.

It has no ZOOM buttons for when you're surfing the web using the PS3's browser. It doesn't have equivalents for all the PS3's SIXAXIS controller buttons or a way to program them onto it. If you're planning on using this keyboard to work with linux on your PS3, then you'll be fine, but this keyboard's feel leaves a lot to be desired.

The only thing you can not do with this keyboard is turn your PS3 on/off or play games. - keyboard is light and batteries seem to last forever.

The only drawback is the hot keys not labeled. But all the F function keys work. I just labeled mine with a sticker.

Is good for the money and it works really well. Only the cosmetics needs a little bit more upgrade for a ps3 keyboard. I mean why not make it piano black in high gloss to go with the system?

The keyboard is solid plastic, but lacks the solid feel of a standard keyboard. The case is light and the action on the keys could be a bit better.

Had the designers not tweaked the position of the Home/Insert/PageUp keys this would be a perfect keyboard.

I never had a problem with it and besides plugging the USB dongle in and turning the wireless keyboard on, there's nothing else you need to do.

Average mouse based user might not be annoyed with this. Another perhaps subjective detail is the lack of the sturdy professional keyboard feel while typing. These are the only flaws I could find, but I still think the keyboard was well worth the money, because it will last me a very long time, maybe even after my ps3 becomes obsolete.

I was going to buy the "Pro" version of the Logitech MediaBoard until I realized it will not work with Linux on the ps3. So I bought this one instead.

- no special multimedia keys (Volume Up/Down, Email, Browser, etc.) - again, in all my keyboards that had them I have never used these special keys; - Since Logitech markets this keyboard as 'Playstation 3 Mediaboard' it would be nice if they would at least indicate which keys aree being used for ps3 conroller functions. I guess, this was too much to ask.

This is not five star in all respects as it should have all of the ps3 Sixaxis Keys to be called a Playstation I/O device.

- uiversal use, be it ps3, Xbox 360, your home PC/laptop or even Wii - long range. This keyboard uses not Bluetooth but rather RF technology for communicating with the receiver USB2 dongle.

It has no ZOOM buttons for when you're surfing the web using the ps3's browser. It doesn't have equivalents for all the ps3's SIXAXIS controller buttons or a way to program them onto it. If you're planning on using this keyboard to work with linux on your ps3, then you'll be fine, but this keyboard's feel leaves a lot to be desired.

The only thing you can not do with this keyboard is turn your ps3 on/off or play games. - keyboard is light and batteries seem to last forever.

Is good for the money and it works really well. Only the cosmetics needs a little bit more upgrade for a ps3 keyboard. I mean why not make it piano black in high gloss to go with the system?

It's a little too light weight for my liking, but the keyboard works great and took less than a minute to get it to work with my ps3.

Also it's obviously not meant for Mac so the Mac keys are missing but that's what I get for not buying a keyboard that's not meant for Macs. I especially miss the volume controls that are on my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard, but the Mac-Mini came with a remote that has the volume controls so it's no big deal. The cursor pad could have been a little bigger.

- Awkward layout of Insert, Delete, Home, End, PageUp/Down keys - Mouse pad is a bit small - The above two flaws should not coexist - the keyboard should have had either a bigger pad or normal key positioning (the latter being my preference)

- no special multimedia keys (Volume Up/Down, Email, Browser, etc.) - again, in all my keyboards that had them I have never used these special keys; - Since Logitech markets this keyboard as 'Playstation 3 Mediaboard' it would be nice if they would at least indicate which keys aree being used for PS3 conroller functions. I guess, this was too much to ask.

This is not five star in all respects as it should have all of the PS3 Sixaxis keys to be called a Playstation I/O device.

- the mousepad is strictly for limited use - if you plan to use it to play games on your PC that depend on mouse response - you are kiddin yourself; - the keys layout for special keys (Home, Page Up Delete, etc.) is not standard. So watch out if your are used to blind-typing as you will have a not so nice surprise here and there util you adjust to the new layout.

The only drawback is the hot keys not labeled. But all the F function keys work. I just labeled mine with a sticker.

The keyboard is solid plastic, but lacks the solid feel of a standard keyboard. The case is light and the action on the keys could be a bit better.

Had the designers not tweaked the position of the Home/Insert/PageUp keys this would be a perfect keyboard.

Also it's obviously not meant for Mac so the Mac keys are missing but that's what I get for not buying a keyboard that's not meant for Macs. I especially miss the volume controls that are on my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard, but the Mac-Mini came with a remote that has the volume controls so it's no big deal. The cursor pad could have been a little bigger.

Hopefully they'll make newer versions with more buttons and a bigger cursor pad. It also wouldn't hurt to give it a higher quality feel. I'd be willing to pay an extra $20 or $30 for that alone.

- Awkward layout of Insert, Delete, Home, End, PageUp/Down keys - Mouse pad is a bit small - The above two flaws should not coexist - the keyboard should have had either a bigger pad or normal key positioning (the latter being my preference)

I put in the batteries plugged in the USB thing and touched the cursor pad and the response was immediate. However, there are some things I didn't like but nothing really major. First off the keyboard has a very cheap feel to it compared to my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard.

Another positive is that it is thin so it can easily be stored beside my couch to keep it out of sight when not in use. One negative is that it feels pretty cheap. Another is that they didn't include a number pad above or below the mousepad.

I put in the batteries plugged in the USB thing and touched the cursor pad and the response was immediate. However, there are some things I didn't like but nothing really major. First off the keyboard has a very cheap feel to it compared to my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard.

The only thing you can not do with this keyboard is turn your PS3 on/off or play games. - keyboard is light and batteries seem to last forever.

I put in the batteries plugged in the usb thing and touched the cursor pad and the response was immediate. However, there are some things I didn't like but nothing really major. First off the keyboard has a very cheap feel to it compared to my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard.

I never had a problem with it and besides plugging the usb dongle in and turning the wireless keyboard on, there's nothing else you need to do.

- no special multimedia keys (Volume Up/Down, Email, browser, etc.) - again, in all my keyboards that had them I have never used these special keys; - Since Logitech markets this keyboard as 'Playstation 3 Mediaboard' it would be nice if they would at least indicate which keys aree being used for PS3 conroller functions. I guess, this was too much to ask.

It has no ZOOM buttons for when you're surfing the web using the PS3's browser. It doesn't have equivalents for all the PS3's SIXAXIS controller buttons or a way to program them onto it. If you're planning on using this keyboard to work with linux on your PS3, then you'll be fine, but this keyboard's feel leaves a lot to be desired.

I use this on my home computer with no issues. I'd give it 5 stars, but the cheap build quality and feel holds it back. I have no doubt this will be a quality keyboard, but I wish it felt a bit better in your hand.

I put in the batteries plugged in the USB thing and touched the cursor pad and the response was immediate. However, there are some things I didn't like but nothing really major. First off the keyboard has a very cheap feel to it compared to my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard.

Another positive is that it is thin so it can easily be stored beside my couch to keep it out of sight when not in use. One negative is that it feels pretty cheap. Another is that they didn't include a number pad above or below the mousepad.

Hopefully they'll make newer versions with more buttons and a bigger cursor pad. It also wouldn't hurt to give it a higher quality feel. I'd be willing to pay an extra $20 or $30 for that alone.

It has no ZOOM buttons for when you're surfing the web using the PS3's browser. It doesn't have equivalents for all the PS3's SIXAXIS controller buttons or a way to program them onto it. If you're planning on using this keyboard to work with linux on your PS3, then you'll be fine, but this keyboard's feel leaves a lot to be desired.

Also it's obviously not meant for mac so the mac keys are missing but that's what I get for not buying a keyboard that's not meant for Macs. I especially miss the volume controls that are on my Bluetooth mac Keyboard, but the mac-Mini came with a remote that has the volume controls so it's no big deal. The cursor pad could have been a little bigger.

I put in the batteries plugged in the USB thing and touched the cursor pad and the response was immediate. However, there are some things I didn't like but nothing really major. First off the keyboard has a very cheap feel to it compared to my Bluetooth mac Keyboard.

Also it's obviously not meant for Mac so the Mac keys are missing but that's what I get for not buying a keyboard that's not meant for Macs. I especially miss the volume controls that are on my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard, but the Mac-Mini came with a remote that has the volume controls so it's no big deal. The cursor pad could have been a little bigger.

Hopefully they'll make newer versions with more buttons and a bigger cursor pad. It also wouldn't hurt to give it a higher quality feel. I'd be willing to pay an extra $20 or $30 for that alone.

I put in the batteries plugged in the USB thing and touched the cursor pad and the response was immediate. However, there are some things I didn't like but nothing really major. First off the keyboard has a very cheap feel to it compared to my Bluetooth Mac Keyboard.