is it easy to type with this on.
606315
Yes! I've been very pleasantly surprised. In fact, I've ordered a second one to have on hand as I am working to re-map some keys.
606316
This cover is so ultra-thin, it is barely noticeable - either visually or by touch. Once in place, you forget it's there.
606317
yes it is nearly the same tactile response as without it on. And it has already saved my Mac from an early morning spilled coffee event.
606318
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.
606319
Yes it is, just be sure to get the correct keyboard lay out; tact is fine and does not get that "oily" feeling.
689684
It is. I use the keyboard only about half the time. It folds behind easily with the keyboard still attached, or unattached.
854926
It's great. It's worth it even if you had to pay a little for it. I seem to have a softer touch with my fingers, so for typing I don't usually use it.
2098741
The keyboard has been very easy to type on once you get used to it. As the previous reviewer says-it would be better with a back-light. I find that sometimes a key will "stick" for a few days and then mysteriously work fine again. I don't know why that happens and its a nuisance-but it may be due to something I have done. Other than that-its been a fine computer.
571837
Not a problem. It's pretty well centered vs. the "letters (QWERTY)" keyboard, once you account for the numbers-only keyboard on the right. I got used to it right away and had forgotten about it til you asked this question.
476120
It's definitely more comfortable to type on than the more compact options like the Apple, AmazonBasics, or Microsoft Wedge Keyboard. But, perhaps not as comfortable as a full desktop ergonomic keyboard.
2233777
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.
2102740
I find it very easy and it does provide enlarged text sizes. The in-and-out pinch movements with the fingers are essential so some minimal manual dexterity is essential. Other than that, go for it!
1295271
Nope, that is why i bought the keyboard though. It looks very slick without the lettering, if you can type without the looking then you should be good to go after you get used to the spacing of the keys.
1341261
No it wasn't too bad. It took a couple of days to get used to it, but after that it was fine. The main thing is the right small finger tends to sit more on the [apostrophe and quote] key instead of the [colon/semicolon] like on a normal sized keyboard.
1736459
Yes, I type on it working and don't have any issues. It is not perfectly still but functional.
429539
Yes the keys press easily and you know the key has been pressed. Love how this key board feels when typing... never have to second guess. This key board is the perfect firmness for a keyboard...but soft enough u dont have to bang on the keys.
437406
It's really more like a laptop keyboard, structure-wise. However, that does not necessarily preclude it from having full-sized keys. I'd say that it's about as comfortable as typing on a laptop.
1229826
I don't really got your question. The keyboard is hard and the keys are really nice. Hard and quick response.
103198
It's about the same size as the alphabet part of my keyboard, but it is missing the number pad. It is also flat, so I find the keyboard a bit hard to transition to after using my ranked full size keyboard. But once I have typed on it a few minutes, it is comfortable. Touch typing is easy to do on it.
586645
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.
476121
It is very comfortable to type on. However, the hardwired function keys limit its use and make it inconvenient. Unfortunately, Microsoft discontinued the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 5000, which I considered the best ever. I recommend first getting the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard for Business (5KV-00001). This is very comfortable but is build for desk use since it is heavy.