What key type is this? I'm guessing rubber dome?
523908
I am guessing yes. Well constructed though, cause you still get the tactile feedback and it has a low profile.
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.
523910
It is more of a soft plastic but the keys are QUIET my BF used to sound so loud when typing but not anymore!
1427392
I don't know about the specific model number, but there *are* number keys on the right side on this keyboard.
281165
it doesn't look like a regular keyboard, the numbers are on the top of the board like all laptops. Hope this helps
2279462
I am not 100% sure only because I use it as my "spare key" ...but I could almost bet that it is definately made out of the nickel plated brass because most keys are.
2010316
The keys are the size of a normal keyboard, its not small or anything strange like that
1165141
Not really sure what material, probably steel. The key does have the chrome Nissan logo on one side. Key also feels a lot lighter than original one. I wasn't going to pay Nissan $160+ for a replacement, got this key and all I had to pay was programming which was around $50
922012
Couldn't say for sure, but it's an unusual looking key. Pretty short, and only has a single digit number, so I'd bet there are limited variations.
711899
I have a grey (silver) case and it has white keys. I don't know about the black case.
498856
Not sure, I would get you model information & then check with Amazon to see if it fits. There are also square & rectangular keys so you need product information to confirm.
124793
The keys are plastic and flat. They are the size of those on a normal keyboard. The backing is plastic with an aluminum overlay (the face of the keyboard).
691715
I hated that keyboard from the start and ordered a different brand. Sorry that I can't help you solve your problem with the key that is stuck!
1066524
well on the average gaming keys like W,A,S,D and UP,DOWN,LEFT,RIGHT can have rubber dome or mechanical the box comes with both so you can switch them, but all the rest are mechanical. So yeah and by the way the keyboard come with all the keys mechanical. So if you want the average gaming keys rubber dome you,ll need to pull the keys off then put the others on. (it comes with a tool to take of the keys)
1890512
That spot is used for this keyboards "function" key. The key with the black square on the right is used for the windows key.
2248882
the black top of the key is identical to the original key. Rubber-like is more like it. I cannot tell the difference unless I look at the metal part by the teeth. my original has more years of use than the new key.
2173712
it's 2 of the function keys along the top row. hold down "fn" key at the bottom and press and release each function key until you find the right one for your computer
809497
Sorry no idea when i received my keyboard it was missing parts so it was For a different type
272412
It uses a Standard, 1/16" Hex Allen Key. These are available at almost all hardware stores.