Are these hard chiclet keys or silicone?
1182850
silicone and am having a hard time holding and setting up bluetooth connection
2248882
the black top of the key is identical to the original key. Rubber-like is more like it. I cannot tell the difference unless I look at the metal part by the teeth. my original has more years of use than the new key.
284916
These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they won't break. These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they... » Read More These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they won't break. « Show Less
1788615
Seems like they are made of metal (certainly feel and look like it) ut I think they are plastic. Not the same feeling you get from normal keyboard as travel is so small (as it is so thin)...
162770
It is not a silicone keyboard. The keys are comparable to a regular keyboard. It keeps charge for q long time and easy to connect
1592586
No, they are way to soft to manipulate a lock. I tried to remove a stuck/broken key from my tanning bed I'm trying to sell and these just got all bent out of shape.
671894
They are silicone. I bought them and on the package it does say silicone. Thanks K
1572176
They are tactile. I am a touch typist and have no trouble typing on this keyboard.
671895
They are silicone. They are also a bit stretchy, so don't be concerned if they appear to be a little small for your jar.
874595
They are hard plastic which is why two of mine popped off. When closed the keys run against the inside edge of the case and eventually two of mine came off. It would actually be better if they were soft and gave a little to the constant rubbing.
395438
Keys are "standard". They do "click" softly, but you do feel the "click" more than you hear it (similar to most laptop key boards).
1616045
They aren't soft like jelly or soft silicone but they are thin enough that I've never had an issue using the buttons. I wouldn't worry about it.
128384
The keys are hard. In fact, they're very much like the keys on the old Voyager series (11c, 15c, etc.) except not quite as big. They have that nice roll-click feeling. If you've used the old HP calculators, then you'd know what I mean.
785136
They are normal keys and easy to press! Not silicone and NOT like ms surface touch keys.
1229827
Hard keys, and I recommend the product. I have been using mine for over 2 years and it's still going strong.
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.
70216
They are made of a flexible plastic (called TPU). They won't break if you drop them like hard plastic and do not have the gripping quality that silicone cases would have.