Have anything to share about key pressure/feel/feedback? MS 4000 is too stiff for my liking, but I do like to feel like I AM pressing something.
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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.
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As a former MS 4000 user, I can assure you that the Fellowes is just perfect, rather soft, but you feel like you are pressing something, it just clicks perfectly.
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I really like the feel of the keys...they have a positive feel, not squishy but sensitive. I like it much better than the Microsoft Natural Elite it replaced.
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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 - :)
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Definitely clicks "well", at least to me, neither too spongy nor too stiff. You definitely know you're pressing the keys, and they're just stiff enough that if you pause to think, you can rest your fingers on the keys without kicking off the "sticky keys" dialogue box.
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The Fellowes Microban Split Design does not have stiff keys like most keyboards. I will admit that I like to feel like I am pressing something as well and thus far it is great when it comes to this preference. As far as noise level, it isn't super quiet if you're looking for a quiet laptop when you press the keys.
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I find that the Wind keyboard is larger -- and very comfortable for a professional (!) typist. The EEE keyboard I found cramped, the space bar didn't react to my normal thumb pressure, so words ran on with no spaces, and especially weird -- the right shift key was OUTSIDE the locator arrows. Didn't like it at all. Love the Wind.
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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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no....has full size keys and I like the feel...not so plastic feeling...just the right amount of pressure. Roland makes the best controllers....I use this keyboard daily.
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I'm still trying to wrap my head around "tendency to type loud." Is that something like a 'lead foot?' My keyboard clicks are audible; no one has commented that it is louder or quieter than any other keyboard I have had, but it has been noticed that I type faster. However, sadly does not eliminate the mistakes. We think the keys are a tad bit larger than other keyboards we have had.
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The key is definitely hard to press. I can garentee you the other people here either are lying or just not sensitive enough. There's a review by Reuben Chng on youtube. And he states the same.
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The keys are weighted, and feel mostly like a real piano, but don't feel _exactly_ like a real piano. On a real piano, you sort of feel the hammers swinging...on this the resistance is a little more even.
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It plays and feels like a piano keyboard. I would says it's more weighted than sensitive. I hope that helps answer the question :)
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Yes I have no problem, it also has a mechanical feel. I am very pleased with this keyboard.
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Hi Miles,The keys on the Prime are hard like the 49g+ (I have both). The key presses are not quite as stiff on the Prime, but it is still a satisfying click. Hope that helps, Aaron
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Games felt weird at first while I was getting used to the switch from traditional keyboards to ergonomic. It just takes about a week to get used to, but I like it more than a traditional keyboard now. Much less hand cramping/shaking out with this style, especially if you're on the computer a lot (for any reason).
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It's not super loud and clicky. But it's not silent, either. I'd say average for a keyboard. Can you hear your current keyboard? I'd test that with someone to get a baseline.
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I was not too please with mine.the tone, rather breathy, one of the keys was sticking, They are the cheapest PBD
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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.
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I recognize that satisfaction with a keyboard is a very individual thing. As for me, I like full-size keys and good tactile and audible feedback. I use only Key Tronic IBM USB Keyboards for my two desktops. And, at less than $30.00, they are bargains
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The keyboard has a quiet stroke, but it is not like a laptop in that the stroke distance is more like a desktop keyboard. If you want something with a good click feel, get a keyboard built with Cherry keys. If you like a softer sound and feel, this is a good keyboard for that. By the way I have 4 computers and keyboards, and this one is my favorite.
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I think that touch & feel is awfully subjective and dependent on personal preference. But I'd say the keys on this board are relatively "tall" and distinct. In fact, this stands out for me because I'm on the heavy handed side and prefer this board's configuration to something like the Zagg tablet board that I'm typing this note on. Hope that helps.