Which USB controller keyboard?

hey all. getting my first USB controller for GB. Need something really really simple and of plug and play variety. have my sights fixed on M Audio 25 key machines as they are readily available in India. Which one to go for? The Keyrig 25 or the Oxygen O8 v2? Or any other? Smaller simpler lighter the better. Also the M Audio tech specs said that the Keyrig 25 is NOT compatible with Intel macs. Is that right?

thanks for the revert! have a space problem. would ideally need a 25 key machine. any idea on which is better - the Oxygen series, the Keyrig series or the Keystation? Went on the M Audio site to fig out but couldn't really decide. Need someone with actual hands on experience to tell the merits of one over the other.
thanks again
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