Has anyone traveled with this keyboard? could you share your experience taking this keyboard onboard an airplane? Think you!
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Without the legs, inside a carrying case, it would be a bulky companion. It would not fit easily inside the overhead compartments of a crowded aircraft. Its not heavy, but it's definitely not light either.
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So I have never been on a plane but I'm assuming there might be a far amount of banging around with the case and questionable actions with it. I would trust it. I had my $800 Taylor in mine and it fell out of the bed of my truck on to the highway and might have got it, when I went back and got it the case was scuffed up which is what was to be expected but my guitar didn't have a single scratch and the case was still in fair condition. So I would say yes to airplane travel. Sorry about the bird walk
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Randy...did you use it with your touch? I'm about to go on a long 14 hour flight and would love to know if this works.Thanks!
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I'm sorry you have had problems with your other keyboards. My first "Keys U See" lasted three years. I replaced it with a second one which is still going strong after two years. I don't use it every day, but when I take it to my adult education classes, sometimes three in a week, I am often typing for 1 1/2 hours straight. I recommend downloading frequently to avoid losing documents in case there is any problem. I'm glad I have this keyboard and recommend it to anyone. If you have any more questions, please let me know.
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The Logitech keyboard specifically for the Air works great. They make another one for the standard IPad which is not big enough. Great keyboard, tho.They got smart and put a stronger magnetic closing bar on it as well as a rubber strip and small feet on the bottom so the cover won't get scratched. Can't beat this for the money.
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The product description states: Backlit keyboard keeps you working after the lights go down, especially nice for long plane flights. I also have an email into the seller and will post when I hear back.
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Kent...UPDATE to my Post under C. Watts - I was able to reinstall the keyboard and get the F5 key to work. While the quality of materials is lower on the current generation of keyboards, mine is working fine and the quality is acceptable. As far as spacebar issues and such, I think it's just a break-in period you have to go through. And truthfully, this is the best layout of a keyboard I've ever used. I use it every day, all day long and just would not want to be without the split design.
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I haven't had that issue yet; however, I am finding out that I do not like the "touch" of the keyboard. Rather have my old large Microsoft ergonomic keyboard with the ten key attached, but it became too large for my keyboard tray. In fact the separate ten key pad has stopped working. It might require batteries but have not taken the time to find the battery compartment since I rather use the number keys on my keyboard. One other thing that has happened to me is my keyboard totally stopped working for awhile. Found out it could have been my USB port that went bad. Reinstalled in the software in another port and it is appears to be working fine now. Sorry if this isn't any help to you. I haven't had that issue yet; however, I am finding out that I do not like the "touch" of the keyboard. Rather have my old large Microsoft ergonomic keyboard with the ten key attached, but it became too large for my keyboard tray. In fact the separate ten key pad has stopped working. It might require batteries but have not taken the time to find the battery compartment since I rather use the number keys on my keyboard. One other thing that has happened to me is my keyboard totally stopped working for awhile. Found out it could have been my USB port that went bad. Reinstalled in... » Read More I haven't had that issue yet; however, I am finding out that I do not like the "touch" of the keyboard. Rather have my old large Microsoft ergonomic keyboard with the ten key attached, but it became too large for my keyboard tray. In fact the separate ten key pad has stopped working. It might require batteries but have not taken the time to find the battery compartment since I rather use the number keys on my keyboard. One other thing that has happened to me is my keyboard totally stopped working for awhile. Found out it could have been my USB port that went bad. Reinstalled in the software in another port and it is appears to be working fine now. Sorry if this isn't any help to you. « Show Less
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Yes, same as a PC keyboard but smaller with some eccentricities. I use it all the time when traveling.
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Btw....The EX110 is probably the best keyboard ever made.......I've gone through about 8 of them over the years.....that's not to say they wear out quickly, but that I use my keyboard a LOT........and I have 2 more in reserve.......I LOVE this keyboard.......z
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Our space bar had issues too. We returned it when the seller said they could send out another one. 3 weeks later I hear they are out of stock! When searching the internet, it seems lots of these keyboards have this same defect.
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I have had mine for about 3 months now. It travels with me a lot. I love that it has the cover and the angle for typing. I had a previous Zagg keyboard that served me well and I really love using this one.
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I have not used it for flying. We use it to store the keyboard and accessories at home and transporting it to church and other events in the back seat or trunk. I would not use the case for flying my keyboard without wrapping the keyboard with bubble wrap or squishy foam. The construction of the bag seems sturdy enough for occasional travel. The two outside pockets store the power supply, additional cables and the attachable music stand. I would probably use bubble wrap around those as well before I'd fly with it. Our travel piano is an 88 key Yamaha fairly light keyboard, not a true stage piano. I have not used it for flying. We use it to store the keyboard and accessories at home and transporting it to church and other events in the back seat or trunk. I would not use the case for flying my keyboard without wrapping the keyboard with bubble wrap or squishy foam. The construction of the bag seems sturdy enough for occasional travel. The two outside pockets store the power supply, additional cables and the attachable music stand. I would probably use bubble wrap around those as well before I'd fly with it. Our travel piano is an 88 key Yamaha fairly light keyboard, not a true stage... » Read More I have not used it for flying. We use it to store the keyboard and accessories at home and transporting it to church and other events in the back seat or trunk. I would not use the case for flying my keyboard without wrapping the keyboard with bubble wrap or squishy foam. The construction of the bag seems sturdy enough for occasional travel. The two outside pockets store the power supply, additional cables and the attachable music stand. I would probably use bubble wrap around those as well before I'd fly with it. Our travel piano is an 88 key Yamaha fairly light keyboard, not a true stage piano. « Show Less
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I didn't really have any problems with the keyboard. I just had not used it much. However now I love it. I can even use it my samsung galaxy s smartphone.
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i am like you with this problem. my keyboard synch for about a month and worked good. after that time period, i haven't to synch or type with it. there must be a design problem with this keyboard. sorry you purchase it.
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I have had it work just fine, but now I can't get it to work. Could someone talk me through the process. It is charged, I turned on the keyboard. In my settings I have it Bluetooth enabled and connected to nearby devices. I've paired it and waited for the blue light to stop blinking. But it still isn't working. Am I doing something out of order?
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I'm trying to make the same decision. Does anyone know? I am a fast typist, and I don't like what I hear about the wireless keyboard dropping strokes.