Are the keys raised or flat?
1649203
The keys are raised, and it works fine. My only complaint is the plastic checkbook holder that comes with it, is really cheap ! I had to glue it togather the day I got it .
1649204
They are raised. I adapted this checkbook calculator to fit in the leather case from my previous one, a TI model I had for 25 years or so. This calculator came with a cheap vinyl cover. Pitched it.
1649205
The keys on my calculator are raised. There is no cover, but that has not been an issue.
1649206
They are raised. It's a great product. My only complaint is the same as Richard's. The checkbook is cheap vinyl.
662549
Yes. The space bar, backspace, enter, any key that isn't the size of a letter key will sound different because they use a leveling bar. Still a MX blue underneath, but the leveling bar make a different sound
1779262
As others have said, the keys are full size. They're plastic and feel more like a low-end portable organ than a piano-- i.e., they aren't weighted or semi-weighted, and feel a little "springy" as you're playing. I'm used to playing this type of keyboard, so it doesn't bother me, but people who are more used to a piano keyboard may need to adjust to them a bit. There are 4 touch sensitivity settings, so you can set it to three levels of touch sensitivity (low, medium, or high) or turn the touch sensitivity off entirely (the fourth setting).
124486
There are little legs on the back you can use to tilt the keyboard up on the top, but I have to keep my wrists even as much as possible, so I keep the keyboard flat. I use wrist rests home made, with dry rice or small dry beans in them. I hope this makes sense. :-)
1348255
Sorry for not responding sooner. YES! The keys ARE wiggly. However, that was a selling point for me. I'm a nervous kind that finds moving the keys back and forth a pleasant habit while considering my next step. Silly? YEP!
266025
The keyboard uses a magnet to stay in place on the case, the keys are all flat.
1094470
It's quiet. The keys are flat and give you a firm tactile feedback as you type. They're not bouncy or clacky like a regular keyboard.
36489
Not silent, but much quieter than raised key keyboards, one of the main reasons I bought it.
340359
To be clear, I hate this keyboard, but then I have been using it for almost a year now, so it's not totally bad. The keys, they look flat, but looking closer they seem to have the appearance of at least a subtle curve, so slightly concave. The s and the w keys are slightly offset like on most keyboards. I hope that helps.
518008
The keyboard is full size if that's what you mean, just slim profile and no extra border keeping it small. The keys are "island" type like a laptop and seem pretty sturdy. Only time will tell if they hold up but seem promising.
900252
They are hard keys. They are set in an aluminum frame and recess into the frame when depressed giving it a different feel.
1961100
Check below the "M" and "V" keys to find the up/down left/right keys. Hope this helps.
529376
No....about the same. The keys have the standard laptop-like "Chiclet" sound but the space bar has a harder "whack" sound it you hit it harder of course. (I blame the thumb.) It's a very nice plank!
1751083
Hey Joan-This keyboard is the shape and structure of the CLASSIC design. NOT flat. Has the look and feel of the older design keyboard, yet it's still Bluetooth. Does this help you in your decision? {Grace & Peace} Russ
1385556
Kyle, flat keys are user friendly on your fingers specifically if you suffer arthritis. I haven't gotten the chance to explore the functionality of the rest of the yeys.
593525
The keys are solid. It is smaller than a standard keyboard. However you would not want it any bigger. Just a reminder, mine does not work as a case. It is to loose of a fit.
1300442
Yes - there are two feet on the top (back) of the keyboard that allow about a half inch rise when they are extended. By the way, after doing years of admin support, office management and teaching, this is by far the BEST keyboard I have ever used. Of course... keep in mind preferences are personal. Love it!