Limited shelf life but still good buy

I bought this keyboard in January 2011; in February 2013 he suddenly stopped working without warning sign and without the cable appears damaged. Two years is not a very good life, yet this article remains the best alternative to an aluminum Apple keyboard so I bought the same. The same, however, not quite: Mobility Lab has made an effort and now all the keys on aluminum Apple keyboard are present and functioning, there-including the media keys, so I am very happy.

Negative points:
- Keyboard plastoc poor quality, less pleasant to the touch an Apple keyboard IF DOES NOT USE THE PROTECTION SILICONE and some keys (on my old model) seize up very slightly over time
- Limited life, especially silicone protection which inevitably ends up tearing wear (even torn it nevertheless remains usable after two years)
- No USB ports

Positives:
- Protection silicone, which more effectively protect against liquid (this is how I killed my aluminum Apple Keyboard), crumbs and dust, makes the keyboard more aesthetic and very soft. That this new keyboard is better designed and more than the old and likely to tear less rapidly.
- The perfect replica of all Mac keys and their special functions (what we lose if we risk to take a PC keyboard)
- The mac design, you do not realize that this is a copy with the silicone protection
- The price, less than half an Apple keyboard.

If you really want to be sure to have something that will take a long time, buy an aluminum Apple keyboard with a suitable silicone protection, and Pace cable. But if you're struggling to put 50 euros in a keyboard (+ the stroke of protection) that may still have a problem sooner or later, you fold on this model which at present is really a replica perfect (in less noble materials).