Does this keyboard have a standard 19mm(.75") key width? In other words, are the key size/spacing the same as a standard membrane keyboard?
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Distance from the edge of the A key to the edge of the comma key (10 keys) is 7.5", so it looks like the answer is Yes. Though I would take issue with calling a membrane KB "standard" &lt;shudder&gt;.
606433
Distance from the edge of the A key to the edge of the comma key (10 keys) is 7.5", so it looks like the answer is Yes.Though I would take issue with calling a membrane KB "standard" <shudder>.
606434
I can tell you it feels the same to me- I'm 6'2", 198 and have good sized hands.
311726
Yes. It is a standard English keyboard: the only difference is the size of the letter on the key: Capital and uses the whole key. The size of the keys are regular external keyboard size.
523836
I couldn't tell you. This would be best asked of the manufacturer. They would have the specs for each model of keyboard.
837076
This keyboard is a VERY small keyboard. Its about 23" long and about 7 and a half inches wide. Hopefully these measurements are what you're looking for. If you have any more questions about this keyboard i would be more than happy to reply!
84493
Hi, I bought the keyboard for my 7-year old daughter to practice and can only compare to a piano at her teacher's home. I would say that the keys seem the same width as the keys on a piano, but look a bit shorter in length. Hope this helps.
1591026
Hello Samantha, the keyboard is about 10.25", about the same width as the IPAD. I find that it is fairly close to a standard keyboard and find it comfortable to type on. I recently attanded a chuch conference for three days and found the most challenging part was balancing it on my lap. I wish I had taken my briefcase instead of my soft pouch bag. ALH
1042829
I cannot confirm on the SIIG because It didn't even last a month, the color of the keys faded so I disposed of it. After that I purchased a SolidTek KB-3001SH (ASK-3001H) It lasted longer, I am still using it but it lost the color of the N, V and the DEL keys but I put a paper with tape over it. The size of the SolidTek ASK-3001H is 11.7"
1998498
Yes Keys are normal size. Good tactile response. Good click, not too loud. This is a solid keyboard.
1557184
Sorry, I don't have one right now. I do ergonomics for the County and have purchased several for employees who have developed problems due to mousing. They are essentially the length of a standard keyboard. They take a little time to get used to (fast) but I have not heard any complaints so far.
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The keys are normal sized keys just like any regular keyboard. I have small hands and even though I bought this for my son, I checked it out and it fits me just perfect for regular keyboarding functions. I don't game so my keyboarding is more writing, mathematics, etc., but I could reach all of the keys with no problem. My son really likes this keyboard and he has two of them - one for each of his computers. I hope this helps!
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I also think it will fit. The specs on the web page link describes your keyboard like this: 19.05 mm key pitch/1.7 mm keystroke, 103 keys. That was exactly the same description for mine. Be warned, though: initially, the skin didn't feel like it worked properly, but once everything flattened out, it was great!
470095
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.
1444369
Standard keys and size of keyboard is size of my "normal" size keyboards. It has the look of "Mac" keyboard" therefore the Fn function keys are different then PC. If you type real fast I have read that this is a disadvantage with this keyboard. I use it with both my iPhone and an older Dell laptop. Comfort is in the eye of beholder but it feels good to me. Keep in mind the inexpensive cost and you could try it and then return if not what you want. Check return policy.
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Surprisingly, the FACES of the keys are LARGER than a standard keyboard's (except for the Backspace, Shift, Enter, and Space keys, which are somewhat shorter in length). Another surprise is that the keys are the SAME distance apart, vertically AND horizontally, as on a standard keyboard. The biggest difference is that the keys are only 2mm high as opposed to 4mm high, and the keys depress only 1/2 as far as on the standard keyboard. This takes getting used to, but fast touch typing is certainly possible once you're accustomed to the feel. The mini size of this keyboard is due to the very narrow borders around it (no waste of space) and the deletion of the number pad and the removal of the Delete, Home, End, Page Up/Down, and Arrow keys, all of which are found on the top and bottom right side, with some combined into dual functions. I love this keyboard, and I have XXL+ hands. It is a bit fragile however, as I found out recently when handling it roughly (sat my netbook on TOP of it in the bag and pulled it out too quickly) ... one of the keycaps popped off (F2), and I spent two hours trying to put it back on, to no avail. It has 2 parts (miniscule parts!) inside the cap, and I couldn't get it to snap back on. Anker wants me to photo the parts for them to see if they can help get it back on. If they can't tell me how to fix it, they'll send me a new keyboard free. I won't take advantage of them since the key still works ... it just doesn't look all that great without a cap, but who's looking? But you gotta admit, that's mighty fine of them to offer, so I'd rate their service as superior, for sure.
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Each letter key is 1/2 inch. Each number key slightly less. The shift keys are 1 and the space bar is 2 inches.Total 7 1/2 inches by 3 1/4 inches. Seems very adequate to me but I'm rather petite and wear a size small medical glove. Hope tthis helps.
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Sorry for the late response...i hope this question will at least help those who also inquire about this topic. The width...from end to end, is about 15-17 inches from what i got. It runs the full length of my keyboard from the ctrl key to the Del key on the keypad.
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The keyboard is the same size as a regular keyboard. However, to make room for the large letters they eliminated non essential keys, such as the number pad on the side and some others