2 Questions: 1. Any problems with keys sticking on this keyboard? 2. Is the wrist support piece removable? Thanks.
1111773
1. Yes, in my experience the rubberized keys can get stuck if you don't clean them. Keys are easy to wash. 2. Yes.
1111774
Question1: Nope, but you can remove them and clean them if you like too with the key remember that it comes with and for question 2 yea it does remove. Have a nice one
2217582
I love mine!!! The keys do not touch the screen at all. There is plenty of space between the keys and screen....The padding is great. Plus I use a screen protector. KATHY
1525157
I'm sorry you have had problems with your other keyboards. My first "Keys U See" lasted three years. I replaced it with a second one which is still going strong after two years. I don't use it every day, but when I take it to my adult education classes, sometimes three in a week, I am often typing for 1 1/2 hours straight. I recommend downloading frequently to avoid losing documents in case there is any problem. I'm glad I have this keyboard and recommend it to anyone. If you have any more questions, please let me know.
1034785
yes, the keyboard has not stand, that´s correct. It is not uncomfortable because the key already is already slightly beveled.A to high angle is not very good for you wrist.We also use the keyboards :)
2013774
The wrist/palm rest is detachable, but the keyboard itself is a solid piece.
499431
The keyboard is removable, held in with 6 small magnets. The keys are very soft rubber, and have not marked my screen, much less scratched it, even after being in my work bag and stuffed behind the seat of a fire/rescue truck. The keyboard doesn't stay connected long without use, but the wait to reconnect isn't inconvenient at all. It was well worth the 20 bucks I spent.
2235290
I have been using mine for a while now and none of the keys stick on it. It is better than most small keyboards I have used.
1881388
The company that supplies it for Amazon is not very good in the customer service department. In fact, the keys were sticking on ours and, thank goodness, I brought the problem to Amazon's attention first. They emailed the company on my behalf. When I called Amazon a few days later to say they still hadn't responded, the company finally did; saying we were over the 30 days!!!!! Amazon got right on it and thanks to their guarantee, we now own a functional keyboard, with sticking keys - FREE OF CHARGE!!! My advise: go directly through Amazon...
1838914
This answer is from a previous review which they initially gave 1 star... The following is a fix for the sticky keys..In a last-ditch effort, I pulled all the primary keys off and used a Q-tip and petroleum jelly to lubricate the slots where all the keys are installed. Once I snapped all the keys back in place....WOW....THIS WAS THE PERFECT KEYBOARD. It now works very smoothly and I still enjoy the benefit of the back-lighting and easy read letters. I wish I had done this easy fix when I first received it.
1231031
Not at all... Just straight forward wrist position, it is a good keyboard but not as far as ergonomics are concerned...
2183806
While it is a very sturdy setup, the keyboard tray bounces when I type on it. Even worse, the screen bounces a little bit too. I'm still experimenting; I'm not sure how much a problem the bouncing will be. I don't have the keyboard velcroed or otherwise affixed to the tray, but I don't think this makes any difference: the keyboard tray bounces but the keyboard itself isn't moving.
929357
I've been using this keyboard for a while now, and I don't think there is any problem with the hand rest. Perhaps this images might give you an idea on how the hand rest is and hopefully answer your question. http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/182h9wwhdwfkdjpg/ku-xlarge.jpg http://allaboutphotons.files.wordpress.com/2011/09/p9185055.jpg As for the Shift Key placement, people complaint about this version, here is an image of the "EVIL SHIFT KEY". http://i2.ytimg.com/vi/AP_a_uT6RDY/maxresdefault.jpg And here is an image of the Sidewinder X4 I have. Which is the one you are currently thinking of buying ;D http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81L%2BYvD63uL._SL1500_.jpg Notice that the Shift Key is cut in half on the 1st image... I assume people who bought the keyboard weren't aware that there are different versions (or models, which ever is right), for different people... so they complain... but the keyboard is not to blame :C
2022047
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.
478957
Hey,I've been using mine for a couple of months now, and I haven't experienced the issues you're describing...I'd suggest you try using it with a different PC, and if it still misbehaves, contact Microsoft customer support - the keyboard is probably defective.
1116772
It's not really an issue, the keys are a bit recessed and are deactivated when in tablet mode. Lenovo's case is designed to protect the kb in this situation as well if you are worried about it.
447649
I don't. I have a Fatar 88 key weighted keyboard... It is heavy as hell. It has never moved on me at all while playing, standing or sitting.The frame itself feels wobbly but has never collapsed on me. I have to say that I am pleasantly surprised with it considering it is a pretty cheap stand. So far it has exceeded expectations.
1991516
Yes. My unit was delivered with the wrist-rest not attached to the keyboard. I have never connected it to my keyboard.