Are there adequate spaces between keys? How wide or how long is it?
1122195
There is definitely adequate spaces between the key. It is as long and wide as your average keyboard. Dimensions are as follows: 438.9 x 153 x 15.5 mm
1122196
Yes, I believe there are. It's a full size keyboard, not a mini one. I don't have it with me so I can't give you the dimensions, but that's usually included in the listing specs.
1122197
17.25" long and 6" wide. Keys are about 5/32 inch apart. I really like this keyboard, keys feel good, ample space between. Sturdy, looks minimalistic. Mine has worked flawlessly for over a year so far.
1122198
Average space, but I have replaced them more than I should, I found a logitech mk750 (at Costco) that is much better and I love the low keys. Take care
1792743
It's not easy quantifying this. Assuming you are using for gaming, the WASD keys are a little more the 3/4 of an inch apart, center to center. The G keys are a little more than an inch and a half apart from the left edge of the "a" key to the right edge of the nearest G key (G4 in this case). It may help to know what games you play, how you plan to use the keyboard, and possibly how far you can stretch your pinky comfortably.
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.
1320198
No, I think the keys are bigger than standard. But notice that there are many missing keys, like all the F- keys.
1334608
No. The spacebar is well spaced from the other keys... only once did I accidentally hit it, and it was my clumsiness which caused it.
1258261
I'll have to dig it out of the computer junk pile that my husband keeps to take measurements. For clarification, you want the distance between the specified keys, correct? Also, what do you mean, by "how high are the keys?" High from which point?
1191541
No, it won't have the space. The spot that you would do you work will be the spot the key board will be. I suggest a wireless keyboard. Then you might have the space you want.
582531
Just the keys measure 7 inches across and 3 inches down. Keys ONLY! Hope that helps!
840407
It is big nough to write whatever you need. As you can figure it out, there is room for a normal keyboard, each key is about 7mm wide and hight, each.
501644
It is about 1 foot wide ,six inches are the keys,and six inches are the controls etc...it is 2 1/2 feet long...and 3 inches thick
837076
This keyboard is a VERY small keyboard. Its about 23" long and about 7 and a half inches wide. Hopefully these measurements are what you're looking for. If you have any more questions about this keyboard i would be more than happy to reply!
1174530
I use it for a 15 inch wide laptop and had plenty of room for my mousepad in the space on the right. I would not recommend for a keyboard wider than 15 inches though.
606433
Distance from the edge of the A key to the edge of the comma key (10 keys) is 7.5", so it looks like the answer is Yes.Though I would take issue with calling a membrane KB "standard" <shudder>.
610655
It's 16" wide. But as others have noted, some keys have been re-arranged. If it's your sole keyboard you'll become accustomed, but if not, no end of annoyance.
434411
no. the keys are soft and there is a min space between the screen and keys.
1761828
Well, there is not much 'excess' edge flap (width) surrounding the keys. But the cover does cover the keys. The two side edge flaps sit up just a little.
2211062
Nope, no gap. And you get used to the slower typing after awhile, though your friends will hate it when they have to use the keyboard.