Are the keys on this controller easy to push down? I really need easy-to-push keys. Thank you in advance. :)
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The key is definitely hard to press. I can garentee you the other people here either are lying or just not sensitive enough. There's a review by Reuben Chng on youtube. And he states the same.
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They are easier to push down if you tape little lead fishing weights to the top of your fingers.
470271
For a former piano player, the tension is pretty nice. Lots of presence in the key stokes. But for beginners it may be a little too hard to press.
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"J. Chin says: Any updates? Does this keyboard now allow for the mapping of a "Start" and "PS" button?! Please advise, I'm thinking of getting a keyboard but I don't know which one to buy for the ps3. The $80 doesn't seem to work that well (well, it's imperfect without any way to overcome its flaws)."J.Chin,Is the $80 keyboard that you refer to the Playstation 3 Logitech Cordless Mediaboard, or the newer Playstation 3 Logitech Cordless Mediaboard Pro (with the PS3 keys)?
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you can hot-key the 2 thumb buttons easily, but the "double-click" button next to the LMB is detected as the LMB in all of the games I have used it with (Planetside 2, Crysis 3, etc.)
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no....has full size keys and I like the feel...not so plastic feeling...just the right amount of pressure. Roland makes the best controllers....I use this keyboard daily.
855011
I would say it is about as stiff as the two side buttons, maybe a slight bit harder to press, but very similar. It is not difficult to press down, but I also do not find myself accidentally clicking it either. I use it 9+ hours a day, as I purchased it for work and have not had any issues with any of the buttons.
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The keys are really quiet, it will take time to get used to it though since the layout of the keys are not like any other keyboards. I catch myself hitting the \ key when I want to delete a letter, but all in all I like it and am sure others will as well.
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Mine has a little play in the latching. You should be able to just insert the key and turn but may need to press down slightly to release. I have had some trouble with my combination #s to unlock though. I use a combination of 2 or 3 #s pushed at the same time for one of my combinations. This sometimes does not work if I push the sequence too quickly. I do like being able to use more than one finger stroke to equal one entry. I.E. #1 and #2 pushed simutaniously to equal one #.Unless there is quite a bit of gap it sounds like about the same as mine. I have two and the second one does have more gap than the last one I purchased. Mine has a little play in the latching. You should be able to just insert the key and turn but may need to press down slightly to release. I have had some trouble with my combination #s to unlock though. I use a combination of 2 or 3 #s pushed at the same time for one of my combinations. This sometimes does not work if I push the sequence too quickly. I do like being able to use more than one finger stroke to equal one entry. I.E. #1 and #2 pushed simutaniously to equal one #.Unless there is quite a bit of gap it sounds like about the same as mine. I have two and the second one does have... » Read More Mine has a little play in the latching. You should be able to just insert the key and turn but may need to press down slightly to release. I have had some trouble with my combination #s to unlock though. I use a combination of 2 or 3 #s pushed at the same time for one of my combinations. This sometimes does not work if I push the sequence too quickly. I do like being able to use more than one finger stroke to equal one entry. I.E. #1 and #2 pushed simutaniously to equal one #.Unless there is quite a bit of gap it sounds like about the same as mine. I have two and the second one does have more gap than the last one I purchased. « Show Less
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No - it's very clicky in each of the four directions, and slightly sticky. I've found that even just using it as arrow keys is difficult, w.r.t. getting precise motion.
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I actually didn't have any problems with the buttons at all. The buttons are really easy to push and you can still feel the click when you depress them.
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Hello, I own 4 of these and small fingers can be a problem but the key pad works perfectly. Its a bliss to program.
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You can use your keyboard. I use it too, but it's not comfortable. When you want to do a bigger combo, it is impossibble to make it succesfull. So I recommend controller to play.
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Yes, very easy. It took me a couple of times to get used to it because the keys don't feel as smooth as when there is no cover on them. It has a slight grip like feel.
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I have moved my controllers over to Naza M. I have not regretted the move because of the customer support is simply outstanding. So, I am sorry I cannot answer your question regarding the KK board. Try a Naza and you wont look back.
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Up to the person I guess, I've only used Kinesis keyboards for awhile now and when I have to switch back to a standard keyboard it's very frustrating. Not impossible, but, after awhile (in my opinion) the Kinesis becomes what you're used to.
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Yes they are very easy to push , barely tap it and it works , no struggle with buttons.
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Thank you for contacting us. Before you play, please read instruction carefully if you are first time user. When you push the joystick for throttle, please do it slowly. Please don't push too hard. And if possible please play outside and without strong wind. Thank you for asking Cece
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It depends on the size of your fingers. Mine are pretty small, so it's fairly easy for me. But the only two-finger guesture I've found on this thing is scrolling, which is done by slinding two fingers left or right (not up or down, unfortunately). The keyboard is quite small, so its mainly a handheld keyboard.