What about typing? How does it feel? Have to press the keys strongly or is it close to the same experience that we have during typing without the skin?
1750135
Not flexable and won't stay on keyboard. Should be silicone, not plastic! Useless!
1750136
When it comes to typing I found myself typing juuuuust a touch heavier. However after about a week or so the skin itself started to have this "broken in" feel to it and now I know it's there but as far as typing I'm pretty much back to my normal. Hope this helped. HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!
1750137
Very close to typing without the skin, no extra pressure is needed. Keys are less slippery with the skin. It's well worth the investment for spills and crumbs. I've used one for 3 years now and the keyboard is pristine.
1750138
With the skin being so thin it feels very similar to not having one on at all. I would really recommend it
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.
1807308
They feel like regular keyboard keys. They are just situated differently. Hope this helps.
1109390
I have the same preference for keyboards. This one, which I've been using for many months is definitely heavy. The key feel is somewhere between the soft feel of most modern keyboards and the older ones I really liked. I find it acceptable if not ideal, but I'm not a touch typist. The key travel is about 1/8 inch. Hope this helps.
423113
Yes. It does take a bit getting used to, especially since the keys on a mac are so sensitive and don't really need to be touched with a lot of pressure. It does make a difference when you're typing but definitely worth the investment if you eat food near the computer (for crumbs) or there's a lot of dust in the house.
1241872
It feels like a normal laptop keyboard when you type on it. I think it has a good feel to it, and much better than my last keyboard, the Logitech Slim.
1557697
Definitely clicks "well", at least to me, neither too spongy nor too stiff. You definitely know you're pressing the keys, and they're just stiff enough that if you pause to think, you can rest your fingers on the keys without kicking off the "sticky keys" dialogue box.
1229826
I don't really got your question. The keyboard is hard and the keys are really nice. Hard and quick response.
1313253
The keypresses are definitely a little squishy, but there is a lot of travel compared to a slim scissor hinge type keyboard and the keys do bottom out against the frame making them feel fairly solid. I would say somewhere in between a mechanical and a good laptop in terms of "clickiness".
457004
No back lit keys, very comfortable yes. It's very good for coding and programming I'd say. Keys aren't too close and press easily. My max I've tried is about 6 feet on my pc and ps4 but I have yet to try maxing it out. But again if you do programming it's very comfortable to type with for long hours at a time.
616032
I think the keyboard is easy to use, but I don't remember if it was difficult at first. I don't think it was, or I would probably remember that.
769345
No! It is just a fast typing, good feeling keyboard. It will not slow your typing down.
1341258
It takes a little getting used to. All of the letter keys are like a laptop but the lesser used keys including the numbers are slightly smaller. Logitech used this approach to get the best typing experience possible in a very small keyboard. I can really go to town as a touch typist but have to be a little more careful when using numbers for example. It's my favorite iPad Mini case from several others that I own however.
1392947
I mainly use the trackpad, which took me about a week to get used to, as I had never used a laptop before. When I bought my Macbook, I also purchased (about $50) a wireless mouse, which now sits unused in my bag, as I actually prefer to use the trackpad and its neat, two finger scrolling feature. Using the keyboard was a bit different as well, but now it feels weird to type on anything else. They keys are raised squares and it is quite easy to type on, albeit, it may take a few days to get used to, just like anything different, I guess. Hope this helps...
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.
1078638
It takes some getting used to, but I can type pretty well. I don't use many function keys, but I imagine that they would be fine too after some practice. I usually walk about 1.5 mph and that is a decent speed in which I can do most work.
1681262
Yes! It's a difficult keyboard. I feel like I have to really bang away at times!