When typing on the keyboard, how much does it shake the stand? Is the shaking much different between the up and down modes?
2044075
Not much at all, as long as the stabilization leg is used properly in the standing position. It really depends on how sturdy the desk you place the unit on is. If you place your thumb in the middle of your current desk and shake a little, and notice quite a bit of vibrations in your monitor, you will most likely see vibrations from typing while using the Kangaroo Pro Junior on that desk. If not, then the Pro Junior should work out great for you.
2044076
The unit comes with a free-standing, height-adjustable support column you place underneath and near the outer edge of the desktop (close to you) when elevated to provide further support. With the column supporting flush against the desktop bottom, there's no shaking whatsoever. Adjusting the desktop and column takes seconds. Highly recommended.
2044077
Virtually no shaking happens at all. There is a small wedge that you place under the keyboard platform that prevents any vibration in the up mode. In the down mode, of course, there is no shaking because it is on the desk.
2044078
I get virtually no shaking. The unit is very solid, and the desktop piece is well supported. Also, a brace is included that you can put under the desktop, and that adds even more support.
1624681
I am typing this answer on the keyboard. The keys are soft and type pretty well.You have to go back and correct some stuff but not any more than usual.
1272730
For the most part it is. I don't really do a lot of extended typing so it probably would be as noisy. Seems to have gotten alittle bit noisier now that the keys have loosened up a bit.
749365
It's moderate in noise. Probably less than MS kb but not by much. Edit: After sitting down and using it I would say it's just a tad quieter than the MS keyboards, not as loud as the old (and well loved by me) IBM keyboards from the early 90's. It certainly would be annoying still in a library if you're a quick typist, say 60+ wpm. Also, I can confirm I have to move it between USB ports when it goes missing, about 2x a month as other people have mentioned in reviews.
2030201
Not sure if i completely understand the question but the keyboard is very responsive and i haven't had any type of errors while typing nor when i have saved a typed document. It works just as a standard keyboard once it is connected. There is a slight lag when you first start typing but that is because the keyboard goes to sleep if not used over a period of time, other than that there has been no issue at all. I hope this answers your question. If not please clarify the question.
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I have had no problems with this at all. I have an iBUYPOWER standard red/black keyboard, and I've had no problems with sliding around. If I set the stands down on the back of the keyboard, it slides more, but it does not slide unusually. It is not a "sticky" material, but it has enough friction to keep everything on the mat, and off of the floor.
583246
I don't seem to have this problem. My keyboard works great and isn't squishy.
227862
My husband is the one that uses the keyboard . He hasn't had any trouble with the keyboard. It works great. Maybe you received one that is not good.
885013
I've never had any issues with the keyboard, except for fat fingering. I use it at my HOA meetings, church, etc.
323163
Hi Brenda I use this keyboard at work. I tend to type with strong touch, so it's loud but I don't quite concern about it.(I can't type quiet that's more of my problem than keyboard )I think it not so loud if you type as most average users.Nick
1104413
Unfortunately, no, not really. The bars that are supposed to support the underside of the keyboard are too long to fit in the grooves, so that you either have the keyboard wanting to flip over away from you, or flip over towards you. I am likely exaggerating how unbalanced it is, but nevertheless, with its tendency to slide on the stand, it can become a real issue.
36492
It's actually quite noisy. Other than that it is a really great keyboard. The only downside is the noise.
853067
I never had any problems. I LOVE this keyboard. I lost it during a move. Thank you for reminding me. I will buy another now.
694800
I have found that if you place the opened keyboard on back face in a phone or tablet stand that it is much more stable and prevents it from falling over. Even the cheap plastiic stands will work. I can now even place the keyboard with the stand on my leg, while sitting down, without it falling backwards. I love the keyboard, but am stiil trying to find a work around for when it times out and trying to get it connected to the bluetooth again.
1846214
I have not experienced any problems with this keyboard. My husband has trouble with it because he has wide fingers. I personally love it.
1901699
The keyboard sits on top. I haven't had a problem with stability, even when my 3 yr old grandson leans on it to play. My keyboard is pretty heavy, though. I've been very pleased with this stand.
1733742
It depends on if you put the keyboard on the device or not. I have mine down low when I am sitting at the proper height for me, and then when I stand, I move the keyboard to the platform that raises up.