I just got my keyboard and I do like it a lot but it seems like the top keys are kind of pressed inside the keyboard. Is this how it was designed?
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I can't really answer your question. I don't have knowledge of how the keyboard was designed. I only purchased one like the one you got, but mine arrived broken with the metal cover on top of the keys loose and unattached. Therefore all of the workings of the keyboard was visible. I returned it the very next day. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
637148
If I look at the keyboard from the side, I guess the keys aren't exactly even with each other, but only at the slightest fraction and not noticeable when looking down at the keyboard.
637149
Simply put, I believe so. However, I think this is a design flaw. From what I have determined without opening up the unit the keys are on one board and that board moves within the case. I had the opposite problem. Some of my keys were resting on the case. I pressed my fingers and nudged the "fn" and "down arrow" keys so that the keys lined up properly in the case.
2146648
Yes, once you open the keyboard, it locks in place. Not a hard lock in place, but enough for when you are ready to stop using it and close it, you will have to use some pressure to close it.
535289
I think that touch & feel is awfully subjective and dependent on personal preference. But I'd say the keys on this board are relatively "tall" and distinct. In fact, this stands out for me because I'm on the heavy handed side and prefer this board's configuration to something like the Zagg tablet board that I'm typing this note on. Hope that helps.
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Yes - spacebars press easily. Keys feel just like normal - positive feel when pressed and not stiff. The keyboard is great - everything is normal - it's just a much more natural arrangement for your hands, tho the change in position takes a little getting used to.
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.
1809022
There is a very small amount of movement whenever you touch the keys. It is much more noticeable at first -- I thought I'd never get used to it -- but after a week or so I didn't notice it at all. If someone else uses my macbook they will often comment on it -- because they notice the difference in "touch". It's definitely worth getting used to, though -- a clean (and dry) keyboard is a happy keyboard!
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The buttons are definitely space compressed - looking at it, it's at least half the size, and maybe even as much as a third the size of the regular keys. Takes a little getting used to, but it's better for me, when writing longer messages/emails on my smartphone, to use the iKross keyboard rather than the native on-screen keyboard. Hope this helps, but if not, feel free to ask me another to clarify, etc.
615585
Some of the keys stick occasionally. Seems like the T, is the one giving me the most trouble. I still love this keyboard. I am not a very fast typist, so It doesn't interfere to much.
478956
This is almost certainly a stuck function key. I really like this keyboard, but the function keys are definitely its weak spot. They are not the same type of keys as the rest, more like the keys on a calculator. And if you don't hit the key straight on, the edge of it can get stuck really easy.
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Sorry for not responding sooner. YES! The keys ARE wiggly. However, that was a selling point for me. I'm a nervous kind that finds moving the keys back and forth a pleasant habit while considering my next step. Silly? YEP!
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I like this keyboard but the keys sometimes are a little touchy because I don't think I touch the key that comes up and it's there but the wrong one. It works really well and I love it. Although I haven't used the keys way on top, but I think you will like it.
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Franklin....So sorry about my former answer, it is wrong. There are indeed number keys along the top. Just no key with "number lock" on it like full size keyboards. I got the info from my son who owns the computer and I got his comments on it wrong. Sorry, hope you see this clarification...
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it has rubber like pads on top to keep the keyboard from faling off of it. I like itthe only one I can find that would give me leg room, and I have 88 key Keyboardyou can adjust the width to any keyboard and the height. You can slide the keyboardaround, but some resistance, I can't find any other one like this for sale, so I am happy with it.works great
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They are not the raised click type keys regular keyboards have. They are "touch" keys that are flush with the keyboard. Takes some getting used to bit I love this keyboard.
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Yes I have no problem, it also has a mechanical feel. I am very pleased with this keyboard.
1418675
It is a bit different from a typical keyboard For example: If you want to use an apostrophe (') you have to hold down the FN key on the lower left corner of the board while pressing the (L) key. It is color coded..the FN key has blue letters on it and the Lkey has a blue apostrophe on it. No layout, but it wasn't too hard to figure out after playing with it. My space bar has to be touched in just the right spot or it doesn't work. Hope this helps!
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It is a standard keyboard with shallow square keys that are tightly aligned. Could take some getting used to, the home key is adjacent to the backspace which can be confusing. Other than that it is a regular keyboard that we use for gaming.