Are the keys larger, I am looking for a keyboard that has larger keys. My hands are large and I have a hard time using the standard size keyboard.
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Yes , they are Larger than the regular keys . ( I have the same problem of my fingers being larger and always hitting the wrong keys , so this one was a better choice for me . )
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They are a lot larger which I like because I can't see small print very well and my keyboard letters are lit. I have the blue lights.
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no the keys are just a weee bit larger but not really large. Got it for hubby his hands are large too and he did not like it that much. I see he had gone back to the microsoft split key board that is natural ergonomic which he says will fit his fingers better.
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No not large, just light up. what you are looking for is called EZ See Large Print Keyboard. I have both. and the EZ see has bigger keys and easy to use.
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They are illuminated and the letters and numbers are larger, however the keys are not.
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I have an ergonomical keyboard which is quite large and does not work. I'm sure it would work with a standard sized keyboard.
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I'm sorry but I don't have any experience with the smaller Epic. What is the "smaller Epic"? I just didn't keep this keyboard since I could not adjust to typing. Typing on a flat surface is very very challenging for me.
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I have one. The keys are full size but there are only 61 keys (36 white and 25 black). But you don't really use the ones that aren't there anyway. (the ones on the far left hand side). The center C key is not in the "center'...it is more to the left. Hope this helps.
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I have not experienced any problems with this keyboard. My husband has trouble with it because he has wide fingers. I personally love it.
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Do you mean by the amount of keys being less like a laptops or the keys themselves? The keys are short and smooth like a laptop so it is quicker and easier to type, which is what I was looking for. The keyboard itself isn't that big and has 2 spacebars, 1 of which you can change to a backspace which I found to be pretty cool.
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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
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Not the ones I bought. I have a 15" Macbook Pro without Retina, and it has a standard-size keyboard. They fit almost perfectly. The only occasional annoyance is that the cover doesn't always line up with the keys "perfectly." Other people have mentioned it in the reviews. I don't find it so annoying...maybe once or twice a week it recognizes the wrong key when I type or something. No biggie...
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The keys are standrd size and spacing. it is only the overall keyboard that is a bit smaller.
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Honestly, it's much like a regular keyboard. The "extra keys" aren't really extra, they are just a condensed/squished version of a keyboard. I don't have it in front of me, but I don't remember seeing anything unfamiliar.
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Dear Furiae, They are regular keys as this is considered a full sized keyboard, even though it has a smaller footprint.
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I wonder if the Amazon numbers are shipped size, perhaps. The actual keyboard is a bit over 18" wide and roughly 6.5" deep. Less than an inch thick.It's a nice keyboard with a small size, but fully functional. The only issue is that the F-Keys are not really functional as MacAlly did something weird with them that requires a driver, but they do not support newer Mac OS X releases. It works fine under 10.9.1 (which I am writing this reply under) but there is no way to use the special functions on the F-Keys or just make them work as normal F-Keys except by using the Fn key. I wonder if the Amazon numbers are shipped size, perhaps. The actual keyboard is a bit over 18" wide and roughly 6.5" deep. Less than an inch thick.It's a nice keyboard with a small size, but fully functional. The only issue is that the F-Keys are not really functional as MacAlly did something weird with them that requires a driver, but they do not support newer Mac OS X releases. It works fine under 10.9.1 (which I am writing this reply under) but there is no way to use the special functions on the F-Keys or just make them work as normal F-Keys except by using the Fn... » Read More I wonder if the Amazon numbers are shipped size, perhaps. The actual keyboard is a bit over 18" wide and roughly 6.5" deep. Less than an inch thick.It's a nice keyboard with a small size, but fully functional. The only issue is that the F-Keys are not really functional as MacAlly did something weird with them that requires a driver, but they do not support newer Mac OS X releases. It works fine under 10.9.1 (which I am writing this reply under) but there is no way to use the special functions on the F-Keys or just make them work as normal F-Keys except by using the Fn key. « Show Less
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Up to the person I guess, I've only used Kinesis keyboards for awhile now and when I have to switch back to a standard keyboard it's very frustrating. Not impossible, but, after awhile (in my opinion) the Kinesis becomes what you're used to.
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Hi Marcus,Thank you for the email inquiry and we are sorry about your confusion and experience.Our keyboard is a US 104 Key layout, so it doesn't fit your requirements for German layout and Huge Enter key.Please do not hesitate from contacting us for further questions.Thank you,AramediA
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Definitely narrower then full-size keys. I think they make a new version with full-size keys now.
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I can't tell you exactly how big the keys are because I no longer have the keyboard. I was looking for something that I could see in a darkened room and was large enough to accommodate fast typing. Keys on the newer keyboards are often so small I have to slow down. In this case, the keys were too large to accommodate the speed, and they are not staggered. The visibility was good though, and I passed it on to a friend with failing eye sight.
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I don't know that they keys are closer together nor that they are smaller. The keyboard is missing the numbers which usually reside on the far left side. That is what makes it smaller. I think it is designed for small spaces, not smaller hands.