Are the 115sn and 115pb use the same type of keys?
792603
The two are interchangable- the115sn is satin nickel finish and the 115 pb is polished brass finish. They are the same lock. So the answer is yes.
792604
same keys but the key cylinder from the old one has to be used on the new one. the locks are the same , but the key cylinders are different .
677806
No. Keys are very sensitive to touch. I prefer a cherry-brown for my gaming.
711899
I have a grey (silver) case and it has white keys. I don't know about the black case.
1813657
You can use any. Best of the best are das ultimate and ducky shine 4. I would recommend if those are too expensive to buy any with cherry mx brown switches they are very nice. In reality anything would work.
657351
Nope. It just has the Dvorak letters. They're the same font as the normal keys underneath.
1787770
No. It is a base with two interchangeable, independent keysets; one for office use and one for gaming.
284916
These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they won't break. These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they... » Read More These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they won't break. « Show Less
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There is no difference. They both have the same keys, I use the Business one at work and I dont see any difference.
395438
Keys are "standard". They do "click" softly, but you do feel the "click" more than you hear it (similar to most laptop key boards).
523909
From what I've read, it uses something called 'Scissor Switches' which, while not as responsive as mechanical keys, they have a much better response than standard rubber dome keys.
560010
I am not sure, but the best way to know for sure, is to only search for the p/n that is under the keyboard that ends in -001. If you search by the part number and not the model number, you will have an EXACT match, guaranteed! : ) Hope this helps!
1940767
It depends on your computer. Most times, it's the F10 key but a search of your computer would be best as mine is F9 or F1
1639381
Of course it does.PgUp, PgDn, Home, and End keys are on the Upper-Right Corner of the keyboard.
81552
No. it is built into the keyset. There may be an opposite layout for a keyset out there, but as of yet I have not seen one.
695692
I was able to use my same key. I only had to have the fab programmed. Good luck!
1006922
Ctrl, Win, and Alt.The Fn keys are probably for the media controls on the S ProThe Ultimate, as far as I know, has not received an update for media keys.
554010
From my experience and what I can tell, the keys are standard size. I used to own a Korg Tritan back in the day, and from a key size perspective, the keys appear to be the same size.