How does this compare to the Apple wired keyboard (which has the numpad, delete forward, home, end, page up/down keys)?
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It mimics the Apple keyboard with numbers keypad and all, but I returned it and bought another wired keyboard for two reasons: The wired keyboard has two USB ports on it, where the wireless does not, and the wired keyboard has a CAPS LOCK light, while the wireless does not. I found it disconcerting to not have that light. I'm just so accustomed to glancing at it, it barely even registers anymore that it's become part of my super-speedy typing routine. And not having an indicator light really kept throwing me off. If you can live without that light and the extra USB ports, the wireless keyboard is perfectly fine. It mimics the Apple keyboard with numbers keypad and all, but I returned it and bought another wired keyboard for two reasons: The wired keyboard has two USB ports on it, where the wireless does not, and the wired keyboard has a CAPS LOCK light, while the wireless does not. I found it disconcerting to not have that light. I'm just so accustomed to glancing at it, it barely even registers anymore that it's become part of my super-speedy typing routine. And not having an indicator light really kept throwing me off. If you can live without that light and the extra USB ports, the wireless... » Read More It mimics the Apple keyboard with numbers keypad and all, but I returned it and bought another wired keyboard for two reasons: The wired keyboard has two USB ports on it, where the wireless does not, and the wired keyboard has a CAPS LOCK light, while the wireless does not. I found it disconcerting to not have that light. I'm just so accustomed to glancing at it, it barely even registers anymore that it's become part of my super-speedy typing routine. And not having an indicator light really kept throwing me off. If you can live without that light and the extra USB ports, the wireless keyboard is perfectly fine. « Show Less
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In my opinion it works exactly the same. The clear button on the number pad is very hand and not found on windows keyboards but works great on this keyboard. Also, the volume, eject, play, pause etc buttons work just like the Apple keyboard as well.
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No. The keys are different. Especially the bottom row left and right of the space bar. Amazingly Apple does not put a Windows button on their keyboards!!
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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
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The key travel is longer than Apple keyboards and the feedback as you press down feels slightly stronger. To me, it's more comfortable for me than Apple keyboards.
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The space bars do not have the same problem as the Microsoft keyboard. I switched to this keyboard for that very reason.
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Mine has a delete key. I ordered my keyboard from this page, but mine differs slightly from pictured. I guess your results may vary.
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No - it's very clicky in each of the four directions, and slightly sticky. I've found that even just using it as arrow keys is difficult, w.r.t. getting precise motion.
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I'm not using the Mobee num pad anymore. I had to switch to often to from and to the num pad. At the moment I prefer to have a wired keyboard incl. num pad and have the track pad only in use as track pad. The Mobee num pad in it self works fine but in need the 'mouse/track pad' function to often to switch al the time.
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You should call costumer service or you can do your research for when apple changed their keyboard design for the air. I got mine in 2013 and the design was the old design. Hope my information is useful!
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Why yes, there is...the keyboard is identical to my iMac wireless keyboard except it has only one, left-hand, command key and option key and there are keys specific to the functions of the keyboard in their place.
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Apple does really good job configuring keyboard. Have not had any issues to date.
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It has a QWERTY layout. I have both the wireless and wired versions of this keyboard and they both have the same QWERTY layout. Hope this info helps.
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Physically it's more compact, but all of the main keys are full-sized (letters, numbers, punctuation). Others like HOME, END, PAGE UP/DOWN, ALT, CNTRL, FN, TAB, and FUNCTION KEYS are all smaller.
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I'm use Yosemite and it works great. I was also able to sync the keyboard with logic pro x easily.
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doesn't have a terrible Key Stroke, But not really comparable to Mac brand keyboard. I work on a mac Keyboard at work and I prefer it to this keyboard which I have at home.
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I have not had any issues with the software since upgrading to OS X Yosimite. Otherworld Computing sells a hardware BT Numerical Keypad that is not software dependent and matches the Apple Wireless Keyboard as well. I like the Mobee solution as it is more compact.
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I really can't say as I haven't tried it with one of those. Remember too that this is an Apple keyboard. Also there is no delete key or touchpad.