What type of switch does this keyboard use, I typed in buckling spring and this popped up.
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The info says "buckling spring", but it doesn't feel like an IBM (of which I have several. This keyboard does not feel solid, either. Rather unresponsive touch.
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The new one I bought uses a USB. I absolutely love it. I typed for a living so I needed a larger one with a better feel. I ended up ordering another.
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My Keytronic keyboard uses a USB connector but I think you can still find Keytronics that use the old-fashioned PS2 connector. USB is the right way to go. I like the feel of the Keytronic keys both for tactile feedback and for size and height of the keys. It is not particularly sleek-looking but I wouldn't have any other brand. And the price is right!
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I plugged the Keytronic into my laptop using a USB adapter, so when the laptop is on, the keyboard is on. (I originally bought the Keytronic to replace an old IBM keyboard that I used with a desktop computer. It doesn't compare with the IBM, but it fits in the tray that slides out from the desk. If my desk were lower, I'd use the laptop keyboard.
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Im not sure what you mean by "switch". It has a USB connector and it is not a true buckling spring keyboard. IBM manufactured the buckling spring type in the 80s and 90s but this keyboard is more like the Lexmark version which does have a mechanical feel to the keys but is not a true buckling spring and thus has a little softer key action
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Well, you've taught me something I didn't know about this press-to-select feature. I don't know if this model has that feature. When I have a bit of time (hopefully this weekend), I'll look into it. You might want to Google the question with the model number to see if anything comes up. Sorry I can't be more helpful. Still it's a fabulous little keyboard!
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The Blue switch is the type of actuator the keyboard uses, amd not the LED color, which is red. Hope I could help.
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I don't seem to have this problem. My keyboard works great and isn't squishy.
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This keyboard has rubber domes instead of mechanical switches. However it does make a noise when you bottom out a key, but the noise is not too loud.
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Sorry, Can't help, I returned my keyboard. The arrangement was too bulky for me. I replaced it with a belkin slim keyboard that was more expensive, but quite a bit higher in quality.
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Yes. It is NO (normally open) switch. Push to close. Spring returns it to NO.
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being a battery operated keyboard, obviously it can't leave lights on full time. Typically toggling them causes a popup on the screen indicating the new state; plus, of course, there's the Caps being typed vs. Lowercase, and so on.
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They are not the raised click type keys regular keyboards have. They are "touch" keys that are flush with the keyboard. Takes some getting used to bit I love this keyboard.
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I don't know. How long have you had it? My keyboard died shortly after I bought it - maybe I overjuiced it, I don't know. I had it replaced, only to have to get another replacement after the middle keys in all three rows stopped working, which actually happened twice. In other words, I'm on my third keyboard (after a lot of hassle getting ZAGG to replace the keyboard since I could not longer do it through the store where I bought it). Now guess what? The middle keys on this keyboard have all stopped working. Never buying the product again.
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I had a keyboard with the same problem, I just bought a new keyboard, there is no fix.
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It is like a standard keyboard, it has 2 feet that flip out, they are pretty sturdy. That is how I use it.
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on the keyboard i purchased, it is on the ride side of the keyboard. its the 2nd button to the right of the space bar.
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It is a wired board with a raised off center area under the keys. I think this design was to help with wrist problems but it caused mine to start hurting after typing on it for a few hours. I have small hands so that might have added to the problem.
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Sorry, I have no response for you. I misunderstood what they were actually selling and ended up sending back the keyboard.
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Hi, I read what you said and the only thing I can say is, If that's the case you may have to send it back for a replacement my switch is not easy to move infact it has just the right amount of stiffness.Yet you're sounds very loose, let them know that.But if you had it for awhile then it might be hard to do it. I hope that I was helpful. Enver A
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Hi I am NOT the seller the product, I just posted a review. I would recommend that you ask the seller of the keyboard