The keyboard is too responsive or not? Can you rest your finger or you have to raise your hand when not typing.Aaron
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you need to raise your hand. My husband also had difficulty in striking only one key at a time because the keys are so close together.
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The keyboard is responsive; you don't have to press hard to get the letters. The keys are flat, so it takes a bit of getting used to. However, it is a bit difficult to get it to connect to the tablet.
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The keyboard is actually very responsive, I've had the Keyboard/Case for several months now and no regrets. This keyboard is actually a great addition to the tablet and compliments it's design very well and its perfect for portability. It is a bit sensitive but not enough for me to have even wanted to return it. I love this keyboard and I'd definitely recommend it for anyone who purchases this tablet. The fact that it doubles as a protective case is a plus!
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I've never been able to rest my fingers on it because as soon as I do, the key it's on gets pushed a dozen times. I usually end up having to type with two fingers just like I would on the screen.
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I know there is a way to use the cover & on screen keyboard. Anyone know what it is?
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You have to raise your hand....onw bad behaivor I get when turning of the screen...sometimes it goes on and directed to search becuase of the buttons...it is very sensitive...
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I sent mine back and went to a wired solution for the keyboard. There were too many issues with it to be counted. The biggest is that it has a small footprint and I have large hands. The other reasons were lag times. I know that wired is old school for my desktop this was the best solution. My laptop I use its kb. I hope this helps.
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I can't speak to that. I had trouble with the letter keys. They "pop" on to the keyboard. The first day I used it the letter 'a' popped off I never did get it to stay on. Impossible to type anything when you keep having to put the letter back. I was surprised at the poor design.
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It's not super loud and clicky. But it's not silent, either. I'd say average for a keyboard. Can you hear your current keyboard? I'd test that with someone to get a baseline.
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JOHN L: I don't have a definitive answer for you. Haven't tried. Haven't even thought about it. For the record: Didn't care for it. It's chief virtue in my view is its footprint: occupies small real estate on the desktop. Takes a while to get accustomed to the small size. Have switched back to full size keyboard which I find much more to my liking.
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Me too. Sometimes giving the offending key a quick jab works, sometimes GENTLY flexing the keyboard, sometimes flipping the on/off switch... but sometimes nothing works and then I just have to force my tablet off and on again :( Sorry. I hope someone else (like the manufacturer!) has a real answer.
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My husband is the one that uses the keyboard . He hasn't had any trouble with the keyboard. It works great. Maybe you received one that is not good.
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Hi Mary, Thank you for the email and interest. Unfortunately, the keyboard keys are not adjustable. Thank you. - AramediA
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I'm sorry, I only have a PC, but, while it was a beautiful product, the key action was very stiff and sticky and cut my typing speed down to nothing. I had to send it back. To be fair, I suppose it may only have been that keyboard, but I ended up getting a different product at a nearby store instead.
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There is a very small amount of movement whenever you touch the keys. It is much more noticeable at first -- I thought I'd never get used to it -- but after a week or so I didn't notice it at all. If someone else uses my macbook they will often comment on it -- because they notice the difference in "touch". It's definitely worth getting used to, though -- a clean (and dry) keyboard is a happy keyboard!
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That has nothing to do with the keyboard itself. That's the tablet in general, disable it under settings... I don't have mine in front of me right now but look under keyboard settings...
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Hi Vivian!I know exactly what you mean - the new keyboards drive me crazy too! The keys are too small and so close together that I was constantly making mistakes and running my words together. Very frustrating! Now, my errors are just "operator error"! Ha, ha!My office recently got this keyboard for me and so far, so good. It's just like the "old fashioned" keyboards where the keys are raised above the surface of the keyboard. It is not a quiet keyboard, meaning you can hear when you're typing. And, yes, you can "feel" the keys when typing too. I highly recommend this keyboard if you like the original keyboards from years ago. And, if you find it doesn't work for you, you can always return it. :-) Hi Vivian!I know exactly what you mean - the new keyboards drive me crazy too! The keys are too small and so close together that I was constantly making mistakes and running my words together. Very frustrating! Now, my errors are just "operator error"! Ha, ha!My office recently got this keyboard for me and so far, so good. It's just like the "old fashioned" keyboards where the keys are raised above the surface of the keyboard. It is not a quiet keyboard, meaning you can hear when you're typing. And, yes, you can "feel" the keys when... » Read More Hi Vivian!I know exactly what you mean - the new keyboards drive me crazy too! The keys are too small and so close together that I was constantly making mistakes and running my words together. Very frustrating! Now, my errors are just "operator error"! Ha, ha!My office recently got this keyboard for me and so far, so good. It's just like the "old fashioned" keyboards where the keys are raised above the surface of the keyboard. It is not a quiet keyboard, meaning you can hear when you're typing. And, yes, you can "feel" the keys when typing too. I highly recommend this keyboard if you like the original keyboards from years ago. And, if you find it doesn't work for you, you can always return it. :-) « Show Less
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I have average sized hands, so my advice might not be very helpful. But I have adjusted the palm rest to be comfortable using the lower three rows of keys, quickly sliding my lower palm onto the top of the palm rest to use the fourth. Therefore, I only ever assign keys I hardly use.
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Yes, to an extent...I typed this response with no extra support. You can tap fine but it does jiggle as you type on it. If you want no movement whatsoever, look elsewhere.
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I'm sorry i had the same problem and the keyboard i never got to work.. i really liked the product but not able to use it correctly.
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Hi, I haven't had any issues with that so far. Keyboard seems responsive. I typed 2/3 of an article and had no problems.
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I do not think that it is a problem with the keyboard but with your tablet. I would think that if you completely log out and come back on that it will be resolved. Good luck!