How is this keyboard to type on compared with Apple's keyboards? Are the keys mushy, firm, slippery, good textured? Is the angle comfortable? etc.
1625952
I'm still using this keyboard, I find the keys ever so slightly firmer. They also seem to be ever so slightly more contoured. Texture is fine, but is less 'rubbery' than a regular Mac keyboard. The most-used keys have smoothed out a bit; they start out with a slightly matte finish and touch, but over time this has smoothed out. This isn't much of a problem as the contour is perfectly fine - it's not like I'm slipping off the keys. Spacing is very close, and it's quite comfortable moving from this keyboard to one of my 2 other 'regular' Mac keyboards. The angle is fine for me, but I must point out it's fairly low and it's fixed.
1625953
I have to give this keyboard a big "thumbs up"! The angle is good and the keys feel just like my MackBook Pro as far as the action and placement. Occasionally, it took a bit of extra effort to get it to pair up, but overall a great product. If the angle isn't what you're used to, you can always add rubber feet to adjust it. IMHO, you won't find anything close to this quality for even double the price, I've tried them all.
1625954
I'm still using this keyboard, I find the keys ever so slightly firmer. They also seem to be ever so slightly more contoured.Texture is fine, but is less 'rubbery' than a regular Mac keyboard. The most-used keys have smoothed out a bit; they start out with a slightly matte finish and touch, but over time this has smoothed out. This isn't much of a problem as the contour is perfectly fine - it's not like I'm slipping off the keys.Spacing is very close, and it's quite comfortable moving from this keyboard to one of my 2 other 'regular' Mac keyboards. The angle is fine for me, but I must point out it's fairly low and it's fixed. I'm still using this keyboard, I find the keys ever so slightly firmer. They also seem to be ever so slightly more contoured.Texture is fine, but is less 'rubbery' than a regular Mac keyboard. The most-used keys have smoothed out a bit; they start out with a slightly matte finish and touch, but over time this has smoothed out. This isn't much of a problem as the contour is perfectly fine - it's not like I'm slipping off the keys.Spacing is very close, and it's quite comfortable moving from this keyboard to one of my 2 other 'regular' Mac keyboards. The angle is fine... » Read More I'm still using this keyboard, I find the keys ever so slightly firmer. They also seem to be ever so slightly more contoured.Texture is fine, but is less 'rubbery' than a regular Mac keyboard. The most-used keys have smoothed out a bit; they start out with a slightly matte finish and touch, but over time this has smoothed out. This isn't much of a problem as the contour is perfectly fine - it's not like I'm slipping off the keys.Spacing is very close, and it's quite comfortable moving from this keyboard to one of my 2 other 'regular' Mac keyboards. The angle is fine for me, but I must point out it's fairly low and it's fixed. « Show Less
1625955
Just purchased and started using. Keep in mind that the pictures shown vary. I assumed this would be a standard keyboard as shown in one of the photos but the one I received has a smaller left shift key and a strangely shaped return key. Not sure I'm liking that, but texture, firmness, and angle are all great.
1623315
I love mine. I haven't taken it off since I got it. I use the keyboard all the time.
1090458
A soft action. If you have used an a APPLE Bluetooth keyboard, it feels much the same.
701022
I have a fairly thick silicon skin on my iPad and they don't work with it. To be honest I don't put them together to use the keyboard. I'll type with the keyboard and walk around leaving my iPad on a table. I also will sit at a table typing and prop my iPad where I can see it. I enjoy having the flexibility. I was kind of annoyed about it at first but it doesn't bother me.
2015749
Cont... please make sure u like or are ok with the split keyboard set up.. I love it.. less errors and makes u use your home row keys for speed typing. . If ur a single finger type it will drive u nuts.. Also if u have small hands.. hope I helped
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Yes, similar to detached Apple iMac keyboards. Has good feel to keys, not a cheap feel. I am happy with this keyboard which I have now used for over 6 months. I read many complaints about space bar but have had no problems myself. Touchpad works great, I think earlier reported problems were software related, I've had no problems.
2270857
It is, for me at least. The keys feel more responsive, more... travel and spring to them (hard to describe). It also seems to have a little more spacing between the keys, or at least it feels like it does. One other detail I like is having the numeric keypad on the side when I need it. All-in-all, absent the solar charging issues, its a very good keyboard (IMHO). I hope this helps.
1904498
You are 100% correct. I am currently using in it, connected to a late 2012 Mac Mini. I really like it, the only thing is that it is a little loud, compared to the standard Apple keyboard. But I do like the functionality of this better than the Apple keyboard.
797837
It functions like a regular keyboard. I have an Ipad Mini and it's not the easiest keyboard to type on for obvious reasons. It doesn't light up like a MAC keyboard, but it's efficient enough for basic needs.
1444369
Standard keys and size of keyboard is size of my "normal" size keyboards. It has the look of "Mac" keyboard" therefore the Fn function keys are different then PC. If you type real fast I have read that this is a disadvantage with this keyboard. I use it with both my iPhone and an older Dell laptop. Comfort is in the eye of beholder but it feels good to me. Keep in mind the inexpensive cost and you could try it and then return if not what you want. Check return policy.
1768011
Kay, when I first received my new cell I thought the same thing. However, after using it, I like the little angle of the keyboard. Also, it is probably more ergonomically correct.Bill
326598
Yes, it's awesome, but the keyboard layout is US, so is like a Mac... @ sign is on the 2 and it's not easy to locate the backslash. Apart from that, awesome. One happy 13 year old.
1813675
The keys aren't silent as an original newer Mac keyboard would be. They are kind of clicky, especially if you are a fast typer.
682806
The keyboard is very responsive. That is the best thing about this particular keyboard is that it is very fast. It is slightly slower than my laptop keyboard, but still very quick and way better than all of the other ones out therer that I have tried (the silicone molded keyboards).
1813673
Not extremely quiet. I love my Macally5, but it's not totally quiet. I wish I could record this sound. It's pretty light, but it does exist. The keyboard that came with my iMac was totally silent.
1943306
My experience has been that it is flakey on a Mac. It'll work fine for a while, and then it becomes very slow/laggy, and/or it will repeat characters 4 or 5 time, randomly, while typing. The lag may not have anything to do with a mac. If you search for "slow laggy Logitech keyboard" on google, you'll see posts from many other non-Mac people with similar problems, so I may just have a bad keyboard, but that's been my experience with this keyboard on a Mac so far.
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Yes this is a solid keyboard with hard chicklet style keys like on a MacBook. The keyboard is very good and easy to type on. I highly recommend this device. Not sure which device DBLU below is talking about...these are hard plastic keys...not silicone or rubber.