Are keys standard size?
1998497
Yes, The are more keys than a normal keyboard, but is not bad to adjust to.
1998498
Yes Keys are normal size. Good tactile response. Good click, not too loud. This is a solid keyboard.
1998499
The keys are normal size not small or big. It is really a great keyboard and you are thinking of buying a game keyboard it is great I've had no issues with mine at all.
1998500
The keys are standard size. With their being illuminated, and the option to change the color of the illumination, makes gaming in the dark a breeze.
1998501
Yes the keys are standard size. What i believe is standard size is any letter or number key being 1cm long. I actally just recently measured them. They came out to be slightly larger than 1cm.
1998502
I just checked, I didn't notice until you asked the question! Maybe a hair smaller, not like my fingers are cramped, but slightly closer together than my laptop that I'm typing on now....and I have thick fingers. But then again, I didn't even notice it until now to even have it be an issue.
1998503
I feel the keys are slightly smaller than normal. Or, maybe my fingers have gotten a little fatter over the years. I wouldn't recommend it for any amount of office work.
1998504
Yes, they are standard size raised keys. set up as standard keyboard plus mele keys and media control
767124
Joseph, don't know the dimensions but they are larger than on a standard keyboard. Very easy to use.
582530
Each letter key is 1/2 inch. Each number key slightly less. The shift keys are 1 and the space bar is 2 inches.Total 7 1/2 inches by 3 1/4 inches. Seems very adequate to me but I'm rather petite and wear a size small medical glove. Hope tthis helps.
311726
Yes. It is a standard English keyboard: the only difference is the size of the letter on the key: Capital and uses the whole key. The size of the keys are regular external keyboard size.
1574766
This is NOT a standard size key layout despite the size of the overall keyboard itself. It will take you time to get used to if you need to maintain your typing speed. If you want a full sized keyboard with a full "normal" key layout then you need to look elsewhere. I would suggest going to a local computer hardware shop and putting your hands on a few keyboards before making your descision.
2172630
Most of the keys are standard sized. For example, the distance between Q and ] is the same. But the tab and \ keys are smaller compared to a full sized keyboard
2212491
KB is 38.5 inches overall, keys being 33 inches. Manual may help at: http://www.m-audio.com/images/global/manuals/050505-KSSeries_UG_EN01.pdf
470095
Totally normal, but both keys are smaller than the ones on the right. I say normal because I don't notice it at all. Both appear to be about 2/3 the size of their opposite keys.
1540580
No. This is a standard keyboard 10 Key with minimal extras when used as a standard stand-alone calculator. (Memory/Clear, %, +\-, backspace).
1218633
Probably not. The minimum width is 21" (53 cm), and a typical 25 key controller keyboard is 19" (or 48 cm) wide.
606432
Distance from the edge of the A key to the edge of the comma key (10 keys) is 7.5", so it looks like the answer is Yes. Though I would take issue with calling a membrane KB "standard" &lt;shudder&gt;.
1958601
The keyboard is the same size as a regular keyboard. However, to make room for the large letters they eliminated non essential keys, such as the number pad on the side and some others
1876832
Looking at one now... I dunno... about 4 inches? a bit longer than a regular house key.
2094340
It's the same size as any standard keyboard. Perhaps slightly smaller. Personally, I can't recommend this keyboard. I've grown to utterly loath it.
840407
It is big nough to write whatever you need. As you can figure it out, there is room for a normal keyboard, each key is about 7mm wide and hight, each.
1651206
It is 3.25" long by 1" wide. So it is longer than your keys, if it's on your keychain. Personally, I haven't found it cumbersome.
2041243
Physically it's more compact, but all of the main keys are full-sized (letters, numbers, punctuation). Others like HOME, END, PAGE UP/DOWN, ALT, CNTRL, FN, TAB, and FUNCTION KEYS are all smaller.