Does the material of the keyboard make it difficult to type fast?
1624680
At first it was a little difficult but after maybe a day of using it, I got used to it and was able to type as if it were a regular computer keyboard! (:
1624681
I am typing this answer on the keyboard. The keys are soft and type pretty well.You have to go back and correct some stuff but not any more than usual.
1624682
Yes. The buttons are also very small. You click one and like 3 more get clicked as well
1624683
I bought this and the I-pad for my 9 year old granddaughter's birthday. She loves it, but, I doubt than she can type fast anyway. It really looked nice and well made.
1624684
You have to push the keys a little harder. That probably does slow you down a little.
1013615
I have no problem sliding the keyboard. All actions work well.! The case fits well, is rubberized, which is good for me,besides being comfortable.
1569147
I would say that if you really need a keyboard that you can type fast and accurately, then this is not for you. You need to give up some funtionality when you have the luxury of this case and keyboard. For the price this is more than adaquate!
1557693
The keys are not hard to press, but they are actual raised keys, so it's not like typing on some of the new key pads that are just flat indentions. I like the keyboard.
1272730
For the most part it is. I don't really do a lot of extended typing so it probably would be as noisy. Seems to have gotten alittle bit noisier now that the keys have loosened up a bit.
537072
I don't think that it is significantly different from the other keys. I may require slightly more "push" but it is hard to tell. I'm a touch typist and I feels fine to me.
560351
I hear the keyboard is fine. It takes a bit of getting used to as there's no curvature to the keys, but they're supposed to be firm and easy to press. Personally I'd appreciate it just because the solid backing makes it harder to ruin your computer with a spilled drink, and the recessed tray means your display doesn't rub against the keys when closed.
1611673
Yes. But is hard to get use to... and the keys feel a bit to close to each other. It would take time to get use to. It feels durable, I'm not so careful with my things in my school bag and the keyboard still in tact..
1064166
No, it isn't. FYI, the feel of typing is similar to a lot of keyboards I've used.
770622
It is not rubber. The keys do make a clicking sound when you type. The outside is rubbery.
1330501
It's not great. The keyboard has to be on an absolutely flat surface, and even then, often I found that I would either not get anything when I typed, or if I pressed harder, would get multiple letters. You have to get the hang of it, and type very deliberately. I haven't used mine much, frankly.
1557696
I have to agree with previous post. I spend 8 + hours per weekday typing for work (straight typing) and it has just enough "resistance" so you know you're pressing, but not so hard your fingers get tired - :)
1729233
The keys are spread out well enough but some times its hard to type due to the "rubber" feeling u get. Once your used to it then its more at ease.
1864485
No, however just as with a piano the keys respond to being pressed in varying ways, harder/faster is louder. In addition how the keys respond is adjustable.
679470
Yes--I strike waaaay too many extra keys when typing on a laptop and am constantly correcting my typing. Standard keyboards are much more user friendly for me. EB
277527
Except the the keyboard, the rest is full metal. Where U put your hands to type is also metal. Hope this answers your question.
461982
Yes. The keyboard is a magnant. However I don't know if it's damaging or not.