I'm looking for a keyboard that doesn't require a lot of pressure to depress each key. How would you rate or describe the pressure needed to type?
140244
If you're familiar with the Apple wired or wireless keyboards, than this Logitech K750 is a lot smoother and a lot lighter to depress the keys. I have since 'retired' my Apple keyboards in place of the K750.
140245
This keyboard is very easy to type on. Huge upgrade if you're used to the keyboards from just a few years ago before they started making them like laptop keyboards. This Logitech is similar to Apple's in the amount of pressure required to make a key stroke. I'd suggest going to a local office supply store as Logitech has several keyboards that use the same feel.
140246
This keyboard has the most amazingly light keys that I've ever encountered. It feels solid yet it is super easy to press. It does not feel cheap. Best purchase I've made in a long time! Affordable, works great, looks great and feels great!
140247
The keys seem pretty easy to type to me. It's very similar to Apple's keyboards.
140248
It's hard to answer this fairly, because to me most kayboards are don't require a grave deal of pressure. Should I have something to compare it to side by side I would be able to give a more accurate answer. However, all this being said... it types very well and the keys compress very easily.
725145
I bought the 3 color and have had no problem with keys sticking as yet. I'm still very pleased with this keyboard. But as I mentioned, I'm no speed typist either so that may be a reason I've had no problem with sticking keys since I demand less of them.
321283
The keys are really quiet, it will take time to get used to it though since the layout of the keys are not like any other keyboards. I catch myself hitting the \ key when I want to delete a letter, but all in all I like it and am sure others will as well.
2125116
Good evening Mick;I was not concerned about a media key on the keyboard and pretty much knew that when I bought it. My keyboars did not have any paper work with it or instructions. The keyboard serves my needs just fine with my big fingers and the touch is very good. I also noted that none of the keys are assignable in other words there are no spares to assign a medial function to. I am sorry but that is what I have found out about it but still like it
725143
I am a very heavy user and this keyboard (3 color model) is working quite well. My only issue with the keyboard is that it does not spell very well...
2002637
They're more in between. Definitely more substantial than laptop keys as they're also a little thicker, but much shorter than a mechanical keyboard. Try them for yourself :)
515182
I'm sorry, I only have a PC, but, while it was a beautiful product, the key action was very stiff and sticky and cut my typing speed down to nothing. I had to send it back. To be fair, I suppose it may only have been that keyboard, but I ended up getting a different product at a nearby store instead.
2015749
Cont... please make sure u like or are ok with the split keyboard set up.. I love it.. less errors and makes u use your home row keys for speed typing. . If ur a single finger type it will drive u nuts.. Also if u have small hands.. hope I helped
323162
It's not super loud and clicky. But it's not silent, either. I'd say average for a keyboard. Can you hear your current keyboard? I'd test that with someone to get a baseline.
118198
It is NOT a mechanical keyboard. The price is the main giveaway on that. The keys feel fine though. I use it more for typing and that works well (I use the Logitech G13 for gaming). So far so good!
838329
It feels like a regular cheap keyboard it's not too stiff, but it's not lose either. It's definitely not mechanical, and it's also a pain to get used to because it doesn't have a caps lock button so shift is a button higher, it also doesn't have an I button so that's a pain too.
682806
The keyboard is very responsive. That is the best thing about this particular keyboard is that it is very fast. It is slightly slower than my laptop keyboard, but still very quick and way better than all of the other ones out therer that I have tried (the silicone molded keyboards).
1376055
Each key has a very slight dip that provides touch comfort and better key targeting with fingertips. Keys like the space bar, alt, ctrl, etc. are raised instead of dip touch though, which again make sense. Overall, I love the keyboard and have 2 of them; one at work and one at home for gaming and general computer use.
1800761
The keys do not feel squishy. They feel exactly like a laptop keyboard. I have no idea what actuation and travel distances are, but I am quite satisfied with the keyboard. I use it all day long and it works exactly as I would hope.
1652058
The buttons are definitely space compressed - looking at it, it's at least half the size, and maybe even as much as a third the size of the regular keys. Takes a little getting used to, but it's better for me, when writing longer messages/emails on my smartphone, to use the iKross keyboard rather than the native on-screen keyboard. Hope this helps, but if not, feel free to ask me another to clarify, etc.
1330502
The keyboard is soft rubbery like, no its not harder to press down keys, i dont know about your last question, im not good at keying im a two fingers keyer.
2199210
Sorry, Can't help, I returned my keyboard. The arrangement was too bulky for me. I replaced it with a belkin slim keyboard that was more expensive, but quite a bit higher in quality.