Can anyone confirm whether or not the keys on this keyboard are full-sized?
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.
84494
The keys themselves are very close I think to full-sized. The keyboard unit as a whole is NOT a full-sized 88 keys as in a piano.
1998501
Yes the keys are standard size. What i believe is standard size is any letter or number key being 1cm long. I actally just recently measured them. They came out to be slightly larger than 1cm.
887142
The keyboard is the size of the IPad mini. So no, it is not a full-size but it is pretty easy to use and not too cramped. It is much easier than the screen touch keys.
2233775
This is the smallest full size keyboard I could find. It's for a desktop or laptop computer.
1088153
They are very large keys, the keyboard is over at my mother's house, so I can't measure them. But, they are too big for someone who types by touch on a normal size keyboard. The problem I have is that to reach ENTER, A & other keys on the ends of the rows from the "home" keys of F & J, I have to take my hands off the keyboard. I end up making a lot of typos when I use her PC. If you had very large hands or were just doing hunt & peck typing, I think the keyboard is great, but it sucks for me. My mom loves it though: she has vision issues so the oversized keys on this keyboard are perfect for her. They are very large keys, the keyboard is over at my mother's house, so I can't measure them. But, they are too big for someone who types by touch on a normal size keyboard. The problem I have is that to reach ENTER, A & other keys on the ends of the rows from the "home" keys of F & J, I have to take my hands off the keyboard. I end up making a lot of typos when I use her PC. If you had very large hands or were just doing hunt & peck typing, I think the keyboard is great, but it sucks for me. My mom loves it though: she has vision issues so the oversized keys on this keyboard are... » Read More They are very large keys, the keyboard is over at my mother's house, so I can't measure them. But, they are too big for someone who types by touch on a normal size keyboard. The problem I have is that to reach ENTER, A & other keys on the ends of the rows from the "home" keys of F & J, I have to take my hands off the keyboard. I end up making a lot of typos when I use her PC. If you had very large hands or were just doing hunt & peck typing, I think the keyboard is great, but it sucks for me. My mom loves it though: she has vision issues so the oversized keys on this keyboard are perfect for her. « Show Less
420411
Not a full keyboard. It only had 76 keys. A solid first starter for a kid though.
1998499
The keys are normal size not small or big. It is really a great keyboard and you are thinking of buying a game keyboard it is great I've had no issues with mine at all.
1622958
It does not have a numeric keypad on the right side so it is a smaller version of a "full-size" keyboard if that's what you mean. But it does have up/down & left/right arrow keys. I think keyboard is about a foot wide.
294376
I returned mine, so I cannot actually measure it. It was about the same as the Apple branded keyboard - about 6 by 10 inches. The keys are full-size, but without the number and arrow keys the keyboard takes a lot less room than a standard windows keyboard. It lays pretty flat, probably just under an inch tall.
342574
The letters (and also the numbers) are 1.1 cm wide, 1.2 cm tall, i.e. 0.433 inches wide and 0.472 tall. The "F" keys (topmost row) are 1.1 cm wide and 0.6 cm tall. Some of the other keys (such as shift, control, etc.) are a bit larger. In fact some of them were a bit too large for my laptop keyboard, so I cut them to the appropriate size. Hope that helps.
1127894
no the keys are just a weee bit larger but not really large. Got it for hubby his hands are large too and he did not like it that much. I see he had gone back to the microsoft split key board that is natural ergonomic which he says will fit his fingers better.
1127892
Yes , they are Larger than the regular keys . ( I have the same problem of my fingers being larger and always hitting the wrong keys , so this one was a better choice for me . )
887139
Full size in the sense that it compliments the iPad mini. What you see in the picture is exactly what you get. A full keyboard with all keys and it's jus about the size of the actual iPad mini, nothing more or less. Perfect size keys, perfect size keyboard
1998504
Yes, they are standard size raised keys. set up as standard keyboard plus mele keys and media control
2094341
OK, actual size, I have the keyboard right in my hands: 16 " x 5.5 " (about 1/2" depth), like any standard size keyboard, go for it.
529064
no, and the keyboard is not a full keyboard, what I mean is it does not have all the functions a regular keyboard has.
2220569
They're normal size. I felt the keyboad was positioned to the right a bit due to the macro keys but I've been pleased with it overall. It's a nice keyboard.