How responsive are the keys, and how fast is it?
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Ofcourse they are responsive. What can i say. may be close to speed of light..
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No - it's very clicky in each of the four directions, and slightly sticky. I've found that even just using it as arrow keys is difficult, w.r.t. getting precise motion.
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I have average sized hands, so my advice might not be very helpful. But I have adjusted the palm rest to be comfortable using the lower three rows of keys, quickly sliding my lower palm onto the top of the palm rest to use the fourth. Therefore, I only ever assign keys I hardly use.
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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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I have the same preference for keyboards. This one, which I've been using for many months is definitely heavy. The key feel is somewhere between the soft feel of most modern keyboards and the older ones I really liked. I find it acceptable if not ideal, but I'm not a touch typist. The key travel is about 1/8 inch. Hope this helps.
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The keyboard seems fairly standard size to me. There is some resistance to the keystrokes.
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Yes, the arrow keys perform the usual function, but pressing the FN+arrow key serves the faster function of page up/down/end/beginning. In an unrelated issue, I found downloading the latest bluetooth driver strengthen's the signal and range of thr keyboard.
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It seems about the same as the shift key below. It certainly doesn't impact performance.
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JOHN L: I don't have a definitive answer for you. Haven't tried. Haven't even thought about it. For the record: Didn't care for it. It's chief virtue in my view is its footprint: occupies small real estate on the desktop. Takes a while to get accustomed to the small size. Have switched back to full size keyboard which I find much more to my liking.
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The keys are nice. There is some grit to them, which gives the keys a little grip, letting them move with your finger.
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It's a little tighter than a normal keyboard. But I'm a guy and have decent size fingers and I rarely miss a key. It's basically like typing on a regular keyboard. The learning curve is minimal. It took me about 2-3 uses to get used to it.
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I think it is a good one. I'm using it now. The keyboard is smaller than a standard one, but you can get used to it like I did.
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I really find very little difference between my flexible keyboard and my laptop. At times the flexible keyboard will double type a letter because I do not get off fast enough. There are times when I feel I may have to hit the space key harder, but other than that I have no problems with the keyboard, the majority of errors while using the keyboard are mine.
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They keys are solid; like typing on a nice laptop. It has worked out great for me.
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no its a little bit smaller. kinda feels like the keys are cramped but depending on how much you use it. you should get used to the size
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It is quieter than say a stock Dell keyboard. It more or less has a rather muffled thunk type of sound compared to clicking. I'm a programmer / sys admin and I don't completely touch type, nor do I type 60 wpm. So your mileage may vary.
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I'll keep your tip in mind just in case I ever need it. So far (2+ months extensive use), I haven't had a problem with any of those keys, and I use the keypad instead of WASD as 'normal' people do.