How does the keypresses feel? Does it feel like the scissor-type Apple keyboards?
1054583
The key travel is longer than Apple keyboards and the feedback as you press down feels slightly stronger. To me, it's more comfortable for me than Apple keyboards.
1054584
This is a keyboard from a Lenovo Thinkpad Edge E530 in its own case with a USB connector. The keys are not scissor action, they are the "chicklet" style keys and switches.
1869607
Though I have not taken a key apart, I am pretty sure these are scissor style. The keys feel good and clicky, not cheap the way a membrane would.
503859
It is a mechanical keyboard. The keys have a good feel, though I ended up putting a dot of epoxy on the F & J home keys to be able to find them by touch, as I couldn't feel the etched dots that were there.
871490
The keys are hard. The placing of keys are exactly the same as the standard keyboard. It protrudes out slightly, has a good spring back/feel. But i wont say its better than a normal keyboard or a keyboard from apple macbook air or pro laptop. Good build quality, definitely a good keyboard if you consider using with the ipad.
1120144
It mimics the Apple keyboard with numbers keypad and all, but I returned it and bought another wired keyboard for two reasons: The wired keyboard has two USB ports on it, where the wireless does not, and the wired keyboard has a CAPS LOCK light, while the wireless does not. I found it disconcerting to not have that light. I'm just so accustomed to glancing at it, it barely even registers anymore that it's become part of my super-speedy typing routine. And not having an indicator light really kept throwing me off. If you can live without that light and the extra USB ports, the wireless keyboard is perfectly fine. It mimics the Apple keyboard with numbers keypad and all, but I returned it and bought another wired keyboard for two reasons: The wired keyboard has two USB ports on it, where the wireless does not, and the wired keyboard has a CAPS LOCK light, while the wireless does not. I found it disconcerting to not have that light. I'm just so accustomed to glancing at it, it barely even registers anymore that it's become part of my super-speedy typing routine. And not having an indicator light really kept throwing me off. If you can live without that light and the extra USB ports, the wireless... » Read More It mimics the Apple keyboard with numbers keypad and all, but I returned it and bought another wired keyboard for two reasons: The wired keyboard has two USB ports on it, where the wireless does not, and the wired keyboard has a CAPS LOCK light, while the wireless does not. I found it disconcerting to not have that light. I'm just so accustomed to glancing at it, it barely even registers anymore that it's become part of my super-speedy typing routine. And not having an indicator light really kept throwing me off. If you can live without that light and the extra USB ports, the wireless keyboard is perfectly fine. « Show Less
1241876
Normal plastic-like keys. Very good feel and responsiveness. I'm very picky about how my keyboards feel. This has a nice, solid feel
1574765
Yes I have no problem, it also has a mechanical feel. I am very pleased with this keyboard.
140245
This keyboard is very easy to type on. Huge upgrade if you're used to the keyboards from just a few years ago before they started making them like laptop keyboards. This Logitech is similar to Apple's in the amount of pressure required to make a key stroke. I'd suggest going to a local office supply store as Logitech has several keyboards that use the same feel.
1412836
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
1809022
There is a very small amount of movement whenever you touch the keys. It is much more noticeable at first -- I thought I'd never get used to it -- but after a week or so I didn't notice it at all. If someone else uses my macbook they will often comment on it -- because they notice the difference in "touch". It's definitely worth getting used to, though -- a clean (and dry) keyboard is a happy keyboard!
625497
The keys are hard and backlit like a "mac" keyboard if you are familiar with that. If I did not know it was made by Zagg I would think it was made by Apple
523909
From what I've read, it uses something called 'Scissor Switches' which, while not as responsive as mechanical keys, they have a much better response than standard rubber dome keys.
1331081
Seemed similar. I hated this keyboard, though. I returned it after a week.Several of the buttons double type. For example, one press of the space bar gives 2-3 spaces every ten times. Drove me crazy
1807307
Don't know what you mean by soft, do you mean the click of the keys making a soft sound? If that is it, then it is not overly loud, but makes a slight sound typical of typing. If it's feel then it is the typical hard plastic key feel.
1954055
Yes. I like the keyboard, but my wife feels like the key press is too short a distance...
205150
Hmm... Typing on it now, I'd say that the keys have a very small amount of resistance. I like it, enough to feel like you're pressing a button, but not at all difficult to do so.
64308
It is not a mechanical keyboard. The manufacturer describes the keyboard as having a mechanical keyboard feel. IMO there is a very slight mechanical keyboard feel to it.