Is this a functional keyboard for any PC
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Pretty terrible at it. The second row of the keyboard is in the wrong position to type with any sort of memory. Also none of the special keys map properly to windows. So no windows key, or home key, or power/sleep
1704564
I use this for my media center PC in my living room, its great for this. Its not really feasible for a PC that is used at a desk.
1704565
I've only used it once or twice on two different laptops running Linux (besides the Android device I bought it for) and it's worked as a mouse/keyboard without having to configure anything, just by plugging the receiver. Hope it helps.
576693
Yes - at least the model my parents have. Keyboards to my knowledge are generally compatible with all machines.
1100820
Not specifically. Go to the website for details. Last I checked, some basic keyboard features may work, but others will not. No guarantees.
2131036
It is a standard USB keyboard. If you have a USB port, it should work. Having said that, the one that I ordered for my mother had about four keys that didn't work. A keyboard with high visibility keys is a great idea, but the build quality on this one isn't great. You can take a chance on this if you want to.
199749
Yes. It's ok for gaming, although the dense layout makes it easy to hit the wrong keys. I usually don't have much trouble though.
2153487
Yes, same as a PC keyboard but smaller with some eccentricities. I use it all the time when traveling.
1444369
Standard keys and size of keyboard is size of my "normal" size keyboards. It has the look of "Mac" keyboard" therefore the Fn function keys are different then PC. If you type real fast I have read that this is a disadvantage with this keyboard. I use it with both my iPhone and an older Dell laptop. Comfort is in the eye of beholder but it feels good to me. Keep in mind the inexpensive cost and you could try it and then return if not what you want. Check return policy.
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99% yes. Its a generic keyboard and your computer looks like a standard keyboard, from the pics. I installed it on a toshiba satellite C855
2029613
Yes it is.any type of Windows it is just a keyboard just for left handed people
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Yes, I think so....I am currently using it on a Dell laptop with a standard USB keyboard. I do not think the brand of keyboard makes a difference. The hand you use is immaterial. Left click is still left-click and so on.
142687
No; this keyboard was designed in the early 2000's it is USB w/ two USB ports on the back to run other things. It is a great keyboard for FPS; every key you might need is BIG and right where you would want them... but as far as I know it doesn't even have an update for the key mapping software for Win 7; and I have looked...I still use it because I got spoiled using on Black Hawk Down....a LONG time ago, lol
1715288
Look at the keyboard very closely. If all the keys are in the right place you should be ok. They only have a couple of options.
730457
As long as the PC is Bluetooth ready. The keyboard works off of Bluetooth signaling.
1529136
Yes it is, but I wouldn't recommend getting this keyboard. After a few months of use, the keyboard started messing up and the keys would stick while in-game which made it very unbearable to play. Reinstalled the drivers, updated even, and nothing worked. I am currently using Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 2000 which is fairly quiet and has great battery life.
606319
Yes it is, just be sure to get the correct keyboard lay out; tact is fine and does not get that "oily" feeling.
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Gary - the keyboard is a simple plug and play devise. As long as you have a USB port, you should be able to use it. I have been very happy with it, as it essentially allows another workstation in my office. Hope this helps. Take Care!
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yes, and its a great keyboard. you will probably never use anything but this type again! i love it as it lights up and the layout seems perfect. i hope you like it as much as i do!good luck!!