Does this keyboard have the same exact keys/functions as a Macbook Pro? I have read on some reviews that the functions are the same but then on others that this does not have a "fn" key, so can't use any of the F keys. Thanks!
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No; it is missing the key, which I use a lot. Plus, there is a trick to getting either the sound or the screen to change intensity.
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What about them? Seriously, try to make your questions more specific.I assume you can see from the photos there are no Fx keys. But since iOS doesn't make any use of them (not on the on-screen keyboard either) they would be useless. If you are seeking a bluetooth keyboard for some device that does use Fx keys, then you probably don't want this model. There are others available, including from logitech, that have them. (There is an Fn key for special functions, but that is something different.)
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Hi Elissa! Yes! The Macbook 13 inch unibody/pro is the same as the 13 inch Macbook air, that is the universal keyboard. Hope this helps! Let me know if I can be of more help here:
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Hope you find this article helpful. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4740340?start=0&tstart=0 Keyboard does not come with key. You have to press n and select either or &#324;. Regards
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Am typing with this keyboard on a macbook pro right now.I had to use the Ctrl+alt+shift+N shortcut for it to be recognized properly everytime i plug it in however, otherwise it just types gibberish
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Not sure about MacBook Pro. Mine is a MacBook Air and the function keys don't match. I ended up giving this keyboard cover away to someone else because it caused so many type-o's! Kind of tough to get accustomed to pushing the keys harder than normal.
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I own this keyboard, a PC and a Mac. It is NOT compatible with the Mac. I find it fascinating that a Mac user is looking into a hardcore gaming keyboard because it was unfathomable 10 years ago.
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This is the actual keyboard. In order to use this keyboard you basically have to dissect your MacBook to replace the existing keyboard. I did it for my own MacBook and it was totally worth it. Just be careful if you decide to try it by yourself because any warranty will be void.
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Yes. I bought the newest retina display MacBook Pro as well as this keyboard cover in grey/dark gray and "eject" key is actually a power key. I'm not sure about the other colors, but on the grey/dark gray cover it is not an eject key.
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It does, I have a Mac myself and my only problem was the shift key doesn't work with Mac so you have to use the control key as a shift button. Other than that it's a great key board for Mac.
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Hi Elissa!Yes! The Macbook 13 inch unibody/pro is the same as the 13 inch Macbook air, that is the universal keyboard. Hope this helps! Let me know if I can be of more help here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1Have a good day!Maureen / The Friendly Swede
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Yup only Apple makes these keyboards, it was likely pulled from another Mac.
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I'm not familiar with a Mac keyboard, but when I compare it to a Windows keyboard it is different. Obviously a QUERTY keyboard is a QUERTY keboard, but the Logitech wireless does have a fn (function) key in the bottom left corner, followed by the Control Option/Alt and Command Keys to the left of the space bar and the Command and Option keys to the right, followed by the four direction arrows. The rest of the keys seem to be the standard QUERTY and the Function keys on top are marked (F1 to F3 allow switching between three different Bluetooth devices)
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I just purchased this keyboard for a Mac Mini. Upon attempting to use it, no keys are mapped properly. Eg. Type the "x" key, displays a "z" key on the screen. This keyboard is *NOT* compatible with Macs.
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Hi Janet, I am sorry I cannot answer your question as I never tried it on a Mac. But it didn't hold up at all. I looked on MaxiAids for you and it seems they carry the same brand. Google large key keyboards and see what you come up with. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I don't have an MBP, but it sure beats the little keyboard that came with my iMac (mid-2011). If you are currently using an iMac, I highly recommend it! If you are currently using an Apple laptop/notebook/whatever that has a USB port open, this would be more comfortable to use than the built-in keyboard, but then you have to carry it around. However, battery life is phenomenal - an hour in the sunlight and it can run in total darkness for 3 months! Which means that you never have to worry about running out of power.
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It is nominally a Windows keyboard. It has the Windows key at lower left. The "Windows" key functions as the Apple/Command key (propeller) under Mac OS, and its position relative to the Alt/Option key is reversed from the usual Mac keyboard. Standard caveats, as it's always been so. But it works. I'm using the product right now to type this on my MacBook Pro. When I first installed it, Mac OS said it didn't recognize the keyboard and I had to follow a couple of guided steps to train the OS what the key layout looks like, but it was easy, and everything works fine now.