Has anyone been using this for a few months or so - any pros or cons would be greatly appreciated. I'm waffling between the TC 930 and the 950, mainly because I only want a keyboard and I like that the 950 has a cover - which the 930 doesn't. If the...
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The keyboard is awesome. The cover doesn't make me feel super protected against a drop but it has served its basic purpose. The keyboard being wireless is awesome.
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I was wondering the same thing. This looks to be a very good keyboard. I may buy it. If I do, I'll be sure to post a review.
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I received this keyboard for Christmas along with a high-quality Bluetooth dongle. It worked for a few minutes, but that's it. It seems to have a problem maintaining pairing with a Windows machine. By the way, I have a pretty standard built to order desktop with an Intel motherboard, dual core Intel CPU, 4 GB of RAM, etc. My point is that there are no proprietary parts inside my Wintel PC whatsoever. I have noticed that the only people who have had good luck with using this keyboard are people with Windows Vista-based laptops. Most laptops come with factory support for Bluetooth "built-in." Look at the success stories with this keyboard and Vista. Anything but laptops? I received this keyboard for Christmas along with a high-quality Bluetooth dongle. It worked for a few minutes, but that's it. It seems to have a problem maintaining pairing with a Windows machine. By the way, I have a pretty standard built to order desktop with an Intel motherboard, dual core Intel CPU, 4 GB of RAM, etc. My point is that there are no proprietary parts inside my Wintel PC whatsoever. I have noticed that the only people who have had good luck with using this keyboard are people with Windows Vista-based laptops. Most laptops come with factory support for Bluetooth... » Read More I received this keyboard for Christmas along with a high-quality Bluetooth dongle. It worked for a few minutes, but that's it. It seems to have a problem maintaining pairing with a Windows machine. By the way, I have a pretty standard built to order desktop with an Intel motherboard, dual core Intel CPU, 4 GB of RAM, etc. My point is that there are no proprietary parts inside my Wintel PC whatsoever. I have noticed that the only people who have had good luck with using this keyboard are people with Windows Vista-based laptops. Most laptops come with factory support for Bluetooth "built-in." Look at the success stories with this keyboard and Vista. Anything but laptops? « Show Less
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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.
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The 6000 isn't made anymore. The elevated price is due to the fact that there is a limited supply. The most notable difference is that the 6000 has dedicated function keys (see the top row), while the T9T-00001 requires you to hold the Fn key to "activate" the function keys. That's a deal breaker for some as explained in the reviews below.
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Janet, I get the benefit of both the touch screen element, as well as using the keyboard. Just had my new one installed yesterday, by the Geek Squad. Nicely done!Enjoy both devices.
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Thanks for the info. I deducted that from the many sources posting, but wanted to make sure. Ordered mine 2 days ago. I really like the ergonomics of the keyboard with the 'soft' keys.
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I'm looking for a case for the same Hannspree tablet also. Please let us know how it works out. I don't really need the keyboard but it looks like a decent case, with good reviews.
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No problems yet. I use it with my laptop as well when traveling. Works well, and has a good feel and tactile sound. Also, key spacing feels good, and the "home" position is easy to detect. I am currently also using a fairly expensive Logitech wireless rechargeable keyboard. For people who have been around with keyboards, this Dell has a much better feel and the fingers do not get lost as easy.
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the keys do light and i for one was not looking for a numpad to be included. i only paid $150 for mine. i bought it because 1 its rechargeable and has saved tons just in batteries, 2 it had the mouse on the keyboard instead of separate,eliminating the need to buy yet another wireless mouse and take up another usb port....i dont think you will find a wireless keyboard/mouse/numpad all in one. im pleased with what features it has as i use it for just regular surfing and sending emails. it does have the numbers at the top and all the keys of a regular keyboard. like i said for the money i spent it was a good buy...over 5 years and still works great. the keys do light and i for one was not looking for a numpad to be included. i only paid $150 for mine. i bought it because 1 its rechargeable and has saved tons just in batteries, 2 it had the mouse on the keyboard instead of separate,eliminating the need to buy yet another wireless mouse and take up another usb port....i dont think you will find a wireless keyboard/mouse/numpad all in one. im pleased with what features it has as i use it for just regular surfing and sending emails. it does have the numbers at the top and all the keys of a regular keyboard. like i said for the money i... » Read More the keys do light and i for one was not looking for a numpad to be included. i only paid $150 for mine. i bought it because 1 its rechargeable and has saved tons just in batteries, 2 it had the mouse on the keyboard instead of separate,eliminating the need to buy yet another wireless mouse and take up another usb port....i dont think you will find a wireless keyboard/mouse/numpad all in one. im pleased with what features it has as i use it for just regular surfing and sending emails. it does have the numbers at the top and all the keys of a regular keyboard. like i said for the money i spent it was a good buy...over 5 years and still works great. « Show Less
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John, currently using a bluetooth keyboard and mouse with my tf701t I got for father's day. Waiting for a bit till all the dock nonsense settles. Got a dock from ncixus and was old. Returned using a bluetooth from my wife's old iPad case and keyboard. Fine so far.
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If you're inquiring about an operating issue with the keyboard, sorry I don't know of one. I've had no problems. If you're inquiring about the common complaint that tf101 keyboard doesn't work with the tf701, it's not fixed and won't be. The physical match is not possible. If you're really dependent on a good keyboard for profession, business or hobby, you'll have to pay the price. Maybe a cheap bluetooth (about $13.00) keyboard will do for your needs. I've used both and can get along with either. I've also gotten pretty good with the onscreen keyboard, including this response. Good wishes. If you're inquiring about an operating issue with the keyboard, sorry I don't know of one. I've had no problems. If you're inquiring about the common complaint that tf101 keyboard doesn't work with the tf701, it's not fixed and won't be. The physical match is not possible. If you're really dependent on a good keyboard for profession, business or hobby, you'll have to pay the price. Maybe a cheap bluetooth (about $13.00) keyboard will do for your needs. I've used both and can get along with either. I've also gotten pretty good with the onscreen keyboard, including this response. Good wishes.
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Hi -- I have the "Type" keyboard for my Surface RT, but I went ahead and paired the Logitech to see how it goes. After turning on the keyboard's switch, setting the Surface to search for a BT device, and hitting the Logitech's "connect" button underneath the keyboard -- the pairing prompt came up on the Surface. It asked me to enter the passcode on the keyboard -- after I did that and hit "Enter," the Surface went through its permutations and paired the devices. I used the Windows button on the Logitech to take the Surface to Desktop, and then opened a Word document to type in a couple of paragraphs. A combination of the Ctrl-S keystrokes saved the document. Hitting the Windows button again took me back out to the Desktop. So -- based on that very limited "test," the Logitech seems to work with the Surface okay. If I can add an additional kibbitz -- I really LOVE the Type keyboard for the Surface. The tactile sensation is like pounding on a heavy piece of slate (best way to describe it) -- rock-solid and very responsive. Coupled with the form factor, where it clamps reliably to the Surface and also serves as the screen cover (effectively turning the Surface into a highly mobile laptop), I'm really glad I went with it. Of course, I leveraged the "free keyboard" offer that Best Buy was offering recently with a Surface purchase (they may still be doing that), so the choice was a bit of a no-brainer. But anyway -- just to confirm that the Surface works with the Logitech -- at least based on my very limited test. Hope that helps!
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The Neo (Not Neo 2) is OK. Certainly as good as a PC keyboard. Not really like a typewriter keyboard. I used to own a Neo 2 and that is the best keyboard I have ever used anywhere. I used to hook it up to my PC so I could use it as my PC keyboard in addition to using it separately as a word processor. When I bought the Neo I have now, I wasn't happy with the difference in the quality of the keyboard...but it is still a Neo.
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As of today, the keyboard doesn't seem to be listed on the Dell site anymore.... maybe they're going to release it to Amazon soon? Luckily my wonderful G15 classic (18 button) keyboard is serving me just fine until this new one comes out. :)
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probably off the sharkoon website or just get some third party keys. BTW, is this keyboard good? i just wanted to know because im starting to build my pc and i want a cheap, but good keyboard. Will this basically fit the standard needs of a regular keyboard and a keyboard to play some light games like minecraft, steam games, ect.? thanks i would love to know.
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Personally, I think the keyboard on the Sharkk feels much cheaper than the Logitech. I also think it's a bit thicker (haven't compared measurements). That said, the reason I went with the Sharkk was because of its rotating clamshell design and low price.