Can someone confirm that for the English QWERTY version the shift/ctrl keys on the left are normal sized? QWERTZ has smaller ones...
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Im not familiar with QWERTZ keyboards, but the left shift and left ctrl keys are what I'm used to using standard American QWERTY keyboards.
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The shift & ctrl keys appear to be the same size as on my prior Microsoft keyboard
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The left shift key is just over 1-3/8 inches wide. The left Ctrl key is about 7/8 inch wide. Both are larger than the letter/number keys. The Enter key on right is same width as the left Shift key, and the right shift key is very generous, about 1 and 3/4 inches wide.
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they are normal and this keyboard is awesome takes a little while to get used to just because it is a bit of a diferent design than your typical gaming keyboard but if you buy it you will truely love it mate
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Totally normal, but both keys are smaller than the ones on the right. I say normal because I don't notice it at all. Both appear to be about 2/3 the size of their opposite keys.
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I received the 105-key layout. I'm returning it and hoping that I get the normal, US version next.
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I have only had the keyboard a few months and the letters are fine, HOWEVER, the letters on the zxcvb row are not on the correct keys (the letter x is on the z key, for example). Could be confusing if one is not a touch-typist. Other than that the design and feel is good.
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It's a little tighter than a normal keyboard. But I'm a guy and have decent size fingers and I rarely miss a key. It's basically like typing on a regular keyboard. The learning curve is minimal. It took me about 2-3 uses to get used to it.
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nopethe as a sticker missing for ±§ keyalso the shape for enter and one of shift keys are different from my keyboard
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The picture on the box is of the German keyboard layout, but U.S. Ordered keyboards will be the standard QWERTY layout an American is used to. I own the keyboard and can confirm this based on personal knowledge.
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I don't know if it does or not. I sent it back because the keyboard has only one shift key on the left side. If you are a one finger typist, it would be okay but not if you are used to keyboarding.
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it doesn't seem to have a qwerty keyboard in every application though... :-(
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Most of the keys are standard sized. For example, the distance between Q and ] is the same. But the tab and \ keys are smaller compared to a full sized keyboard
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Physically it's more compact, but all of the main keys are full-sized (letters, numbers, punctuation). Others like HOME, END, PAGE UP/DOWN, ALT, CNTRL, FN, TAB, and FUNCTION KEYS are all smaller.
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It's the same size as any standard keyboard. Perhaps slightly smaller. Personally, I can't recommend this keyboard. I've grown to utterly loath it.
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It is a little smaller than the average keyboard, maybe the size like what you would find on a 15 - 17 inch laptop. For me it was easy to get used to.
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No, I think the keys are bigger than standard. But notice that there are many missing keys, like all the F- keys.
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It will be the one with the slash above the Enter key, like most USA keyboards are. Same as the top picture in the ad. Those keyboards with the non - rectangular Enter key go to other countries.
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It seems about the same as the shift key below. It certainly doesn't impact performance.
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I'm not sure;exactly what you are asking. It is a typical QWERTY keyboard except the keys are proportionately smaller. The keys are individual keys like you find on any typical keyboard. I have been using mine for over a month and like it so much I bought one for my daughter. I hope this helps.
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Hi Marcus, Thank you for the email inquiry and we are sorry about your confusion and experience. Our keyboard is a US 104 Key layout, so it doesn't fit your requirements for German layout and Huge Enter key. Please do not hesitate from contacting us for further questions. Thank you, AramediA