What are the measurements in inches of this keyboard? I ask because I bought one that was supposed to be for my N4110 and it was 1 1/2 " wider than the opening of the keyboard slot and couldn't use it. What are the measurements in inches of this keyboard? I ask because I bought one that was supposed to be for my N4110 and it was 1 1/2 " wider than the opening of the keyboard slot and... » Read More What are the measurements in inches of this keyboard? I ask because I bought one that was supposed to be for my N4110 and it was 1 1/2 " wider than the opening of the keyboard slot and couldn't use it. « Show Less
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You are absolutely right. Mine worked perfectly and was not the brand you cited. My black keyboard is 12 1/4"x4 1/2"
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Yeah that's wrong, it goes across the entire bottom side of my keyboard. It is well over a foot (whatever the length of your normal keyboard is). Good question!- MoistGamer
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It might be about 2 inches wider than normal, I would say its not much bigger than a normal keyboard.
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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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18 1/2 X 7 1/2. We like this keyboard a lot. The only thing is sometimes you press a key and nothing happens, but it doesn't happen very often. Hope this helps!
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Overall dimensions with Nexus and keyboard are 8.25 " x 5.25" x 1.13". The keyboard is held on by velcro, but I have experienced no problems with its coming lose nor has the Nexus moved in its secure sewed in border. I just returned from a three week trip to Europe. There I traveled by plane, train, and bus over some very rough roads. The Nexus and keyboard were well protected and performed admirably wherever I could find WiFi. My only complaint is that the keyboard goes to sleep in about a minute if it is not used, but this saves battery life. Punching a key on it again will wake it up within about 5 seconds. Overall dimensions with Nexus and keyboard are 8.25 " x 5.25" x 1.13". The keyboard is held on by velcro, but I have experienced no problems with its coming lose nor has the Nexus moved in its secure sewed in border. I just returned from a three week trip to Europe. There I traveled by plane, train, and bus over some very rough roads. The Nexus and keyboard were well protected and performed admirably wherever I could find WiFi. My only complaint is that the keyboard goes to sleep in about a minute if it is not used, but this saves battery life. Punching a key on it again will... » Read More Overall dimensions with Nexus and keyboard are 8.25 " x 5.25" x 1.13". The keyboard is held on by velcro, but I have experienced no problems with its coming lose nor has the Nexus moved in its secure sewed in border. I just returned from a three week trip to Europe. There I traveled by plane, train, and bus over some very rough roads. The Nexus and keyboard were well protected and performed admirably wherever I could find WiFi. My only complaint is that the keyboard goes to sleep in about a minute if it is not used, but this saves battery life. Punching a key on it again will wake it up within about 5 seconds. « Show Less
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This keyboard could have the width cut down.The original keyboard has indentation holes for the railing screws pre-marked, which would be cut off of one end when you cut the keyboard width down.Someone skilled in woodworking could cut the keyboard down to the size you want, but you'd have to be careful to put the screws for the railings in absolutely straight after the size was cut down. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying it would take some careful time and patience to be absolutely sure it was cut straight when the width was cut back, and to mark the new screw locations exactly straight, but in capable hands it seems doable. Got a woodworking buddy? This keyboard could have the width cut down.The original keyboard has indentation holes for the railing screws pre-marked, which would be cut off of one end when you cut the keyboard width down.Someone skilled in woodworking could cut the keyboard down to the size you want, but you'd have to be careful to put the screws for the railings in absolutely straight after the size was cut down. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying it would take some careful time and patience to be absolutely sure it was cut straight when the width was cut back, and to mark the new screw... » Read More This keyboard could have the width cut down.The original keyboard has indentation holes for the railing screws pre-marked, which would be cut off of one end when you cut the keyboard width down.Someone skilled in woodworking could cut the keyboard down to the size you want, but you'd have to be careful to put the screws for the railings in absolutely straight after the size was cut down. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying it would take some careful time and patience to be absolutely sure it was cut straight when the width was cut back, and to mark the new screw locations exactly straight, but in capable hands it seems doable. Got a woodworking buddy? « Show Less
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Hi, I don't know for sure, but I think the width of the keyboard would exceed the slot dimension. I no longer have a keyboard or I would check it out for you.
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Hi, Mine only fits a 61-key, I dont think your keyboard would fit in my model. My case can only fit a max of 41-inch length keyboard. Please make sure youre getting the right model. Also please note that this model keyboard case can be lumpy, the whole thing stays on the floor FLAT; I had to modify mine to firm up the frame and it cost me an extra $24 and some innovative work. So you might wanna ask another critical question: "does it stay flat and lumpy?"
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It's been so long since I attached mine to a one inch desktop; dunno. Someone suggested you buy it, open the screw packet, check. You can always take the screws to a home center and show someone what you're looking for with the sample you take, yes? I love the keyboard; I recommend it. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Dear Tigerman82, Overall I love this keyboard and have only 2 minor issues to report. The screen lock key is directly above the delete key and I occasionally hit it by accident. I don't think any key should be on the top right except delete... Also, the space key occasionally sticks in the depressed position. It still functions properly when touched, but it doesn't make the reassuring little click that tells my brain it is going to work. I do not know if this is a defect in just my model or in others too. It is rare anyway, and always pops back up eventually. There are so many wonderful aspects of this product that I don't worry too much about those issues. Number one on that list is how securely the keyboard attaches to the iPad in the closed position. I have never had it slip open or off by accident like similar products by Logitech and others I have used. The backlighting is extremely nice, and the battery lasts seemingly forever. As to your specific question about your screen protector and backing, I am unfamiliar with either product and therefore unable to answer without knowing the total added width they bring to your device. I can tell you that the slot on the top of the keyboard used to stand the device in while typing has some extra room... and I believe if your screen protector doesn't add more that a millimeter of width, it would still work. If it adds a little more than that, I believe it might work, but would stand in a more upright position (rather than the slightly tilted position it is designed to be in). Wider than that and you would have to prop up the device some other way, as it definitely would not fit, though the keyboard would of course still work. I do believe that you would still be able to use the device in its closed position, but can't say for sure. Hope that helps
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My measurement of the keyboard is:9-7/16" width x 5-2/16" depth x 0-4/16 height9.4375" width x 5.125" depth x 0.25 height
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Hi MHK. Below are the unit's dimensions: Unit Height 10.5 Inch (26.67 cms) Unit Length 5.4 Inch (13.72 cms) Unit Width 4.4 Inch (11.18 cms) You can also check this link to know more about the keyboard: http://www.belkin.com/us/support-product?pid=01t80000003Hv4rAAC
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This keyboard could have the width cut down. The original keyboard has indentation holes for the railing screws pre-marked, which would be cut off of one end when you cut the keyboard width down. Someone skilled in woodworking could cut the keyboard down to the size you want, but you'd have to be careful to put the screws for the railings in absolutely straight after the size was cut down. I'm not saying it can't be done, I'm just saying it would take some careful time and patience to be absolutely sure it was cut straight when the width was cut back, and to mark the new screw locations exactly straight, but in capable hands it seems doable. Got a woodworking buddy?
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I bought another brand of keyboard pretty lavender case and have gone from place to place to get adapters to fit my HKC 7 inch 16GB tablet. I just got 2 more adaptors I order from amazon site and cant get it to work with the keyboard I bought is your HKC a 16GB or the 8 GB I hate to constantly be laying out money and not still be able to use the tablet the way I want. I know the keyboard works I had it hooked up to a computer at BestBuy when I first started my search for an adaptor to hook up the tablet to the keyboard. thanks if you can help ...Donna
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The keyboard is roughly 15" wide and the number pad is about 3.75" wide. If you've used ergo keyboards in the past, this baby is a REAL step-up. Very comfortable, great key response and setup is a snap. Hope this helps you out!
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Keyboard tray measures 22"x 11". It slides under the desk top(when not in use) so you loss the use of a couple of inches on the top of the tray when you slide the keyboard out. I have a standard size wireless keyboard & have no problems with it. Hope this helps.