Are the keys hard or,soft? And are they like a real keyboard where they are all in the same place? Do they protrude slightly or are they flat?
871486
I find the keys to be hard but easy to compress. It really does feel like a real keyboard to me except without the key sculpting and height found on some of the better quality keyboards. The keys do protrude slightly but are flat. All-in-all this is the most useful tablet/smartphone accessory I've owned so far.
871487
I'm not sure;exactly what you are asking. It is a typical QWERTY keyboard except the keys are proportionately smaller. The keys are individual keys like you find on any typical keyboard. I have been using mine for over a month and like it so much I bought one for my daughter. I hope this helps.
871488
The keys are hard. Yes, it is like a real keyboard. And the keys protrude slightly.
871489
The keyboard is hard plastic. The keys stand out under your fingers just like a laptop keyboard.
871490
The keys are hard. The placing of keys are exactly the same as the standard keyboard. It protrudes out slightly, has a good spring back/feel. But i wont say its better than a normal keyboard or a keyboard from apple macbook air or pro laptop. Good build quality, definitely a good keyboard if you consider using with the ipad.
871491
They are hard keys and yes they are in the same spot as a normal keyboard (without 10key) They are raised keys but they are only slightly raised. This is very smooth to type on and its super light weight.
266022
The keyboard is flat, but the letters and numbers,etc is a little raised which I love so you can write like a if it was regular keyboard. It really works very well. Hope this helps:)
2017455
They are semi-hard rubber. I can rest mine while I type but prefer not to - personal preference.
1066525
This is NOT mechanical those are expensive this are rubber dome older types. The keys do feel harder to press down than others i think thats what they call tactile feel. Wrist rest sucks and the backspace key is small. Despite those flaws i just mentioned it looks really good for a cheap keyboard.
189692
They are almost as flat as a laptop keyboard and have a low travel distance when pressed. That's why I bought it along with it being not as wide as standard boards yet has a full size shift and backspace key, and it's held up great.
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.
1779262
As others have said, the keys are full size. They're plastic and feel more like a low-end portable organ than a piano-- i.e., they aren't weighted or semi-weighted, and feel a little "springy" as you're playing. I'm used to playing this type of keyboard, so it doesn't bother me, but people who are more used to a piano keyboard may need to adjust to them a bit. There are 4 touch sensitivity settings, so you can set it to three levels of touch sensitivity (low, medium, or high) or turn the touch sensitivity off entirely (the fourth setting).
1330502
The keyboard is soft rubbery like, no its not harder to press down keys, i dont know about your last question, im not good at keying im a two fingers keyer.
785138
There seems to be some interpretation with the answers here -- the keys are chiclet style but not hard plastic -- by chiclet style I mean that they are true "island" keys -- entire key depresses into the keyboard. This is unlike what I think of as a silicone keyboard where the key surface is continuous with the keyboard surface. That said, the keys are made of a moderately soft rubber-like material which feels to me a bit stiffer that the typical silicone keys that you might find on a rollup keyboard; but the keys are not hard plastic as would be typical of a laptop keyboard. If you look very closely at the product images you can see the
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.
606318
Yes, very easy. It took me a couple of times to get used to it because the keys don't feel as smooth as when there is no cover on them. It has a slight grip like feel.
446774
They are smooth to the touch. The only issue is that after a while, about 6 months, they've started to slide around on the keys.
1469785
oops. Wen, I think I hit no for your review being helpful. Should have hit yes. They are better than standard keyboards but still kinda noisy. They are smoother which helps with that some. Hope this and the other answers helped you.
1547837
They feel like a real piano to me. They have sensitivity like a real piano too, if you hit it hard it's louder, you can play softly, so you can get the intonation of a real piano. It can be set to just blat out notes like other keyboards, maybe that's what others are experiencing. I like it as well as the grand piano I grew up with. Plus it comes with a sustain pedal so you have even more control over the sound.
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
536254
They Are soft keys but after using it for a little while I realized it was more in the way because I didn't type as much as I thought I was going too
99497
The keys feel soft touch to me, but its a bit subjective. I will say that the profile of the keys is raised so its by no means a laptop style flat keyboard, but its also not a heavy mechanical keyboard.