Compact Wired USB Mini Keyboard for PC - Metallic Silver/White

The product looks fine but contrary to seller's claim it doesn't work properly with the Mac. My personal experience says various key combination doesn't work at all. By the time you figure it out the seller would refuse to take it back or rectify the problem. There is no warranty on the product.

I have just received this keyboard from the Unnamed Seller, and I must say, this thing is beautiful. I've never typed on a more comfortable and relaxed keyboard in all my years of using computers. This thing just feels so professional and sleek and I would easily pay double (maybe even triple) for the price I payed on Amazon. The keyboard doesn't stand at a very high angle on your desk, so it's easy on the wrists (and also when you're trying to quickly log in to your email when standing up -- you know how straining that can be on your wrists). This keyboard doesn't have additional kick-stands to make it sit higher, so don't be expecting those. This keyboard does just as good without them anyway.If you've ever played with an iMac at a local Best Buy, Microcenter, or other computer store, then you know how their keyboards feel -- sleek, comfortable, and light-weight as hell. This keyboard is pretty much (wish I could use HTML) _identical_ to the iMac keyboards, at a third of the price for non-Mac users. This thing is such a breeze to type on, and the keys are quiet when clicked. (Now you don't have to wake people up in the middle of the night when trying to finish that paper for class the next day.) When you press a key, they instantly snap back up in such a gentle, smooth, and quiet manner. It doesn't take much to press the keys, and I mean it doesn't take much strength to type on, not as in the keys being too sensitive.The keyboard has every key you would expect from a Windows-based keyboard, minus the number pad on the right side (however, that can be achieved using the NumLock key to enable those keys, just like on a laptop keyboard). This keyboard contains the typical Windows key on the bottom left, along with F1 through F10 (F11 and F12 are achieved by pressing Fn+F1 and Fn+F2, respectively) along the top. The keys are pretty much the exact same size as iMac keyboards (I can't remember the exact dimensions of the keys, but coming from memory, this thing is practically identical). The function keys at the top and the arrow keys are very narrow and about half the height of every other key.The only minus I have for this keyboard is the Home, End, PgUp, and PgDn keys. You have to hold the Fn key and then press on the arrow keys up and down for PgUp and PgDn, and left and right for Home and End. Some people say those are the most rarely used keys, but I catch myself using them all the time during programming. Pressing Home or End will take you to the beginning or end of a line in a jiffy if you're too lazy to reach for the mouse. And also, using PgUp and PgDn is easiest when scrolling through text files, console output, or when reading PDF files.I would definitely recommend this keyboard to any non-Mac computer user who wants something that takes up so little space (both horizontally and thickness-wise), and also for somebody who loves that Apple keyboard design, but doesn't want to pay the price for a keyboard that might require additional software to get certain keys to work. You just plug this thing in and it works. I can't say enough about this keyboard, and I feel like buying another for my Frankenstein PC in the basement (or even a present for my sister's computer). This thing has motivated me to reply to some emails and start up some random conversations over the internet with some friends. Oh, and I just now noticed. When you have NumLock, CapsLock, or ScrollLock pressed, the light indicators light up blue and not the typical green.

キータッチは価格を考えたら使いやすい気がします。主にプログラムを書くときに使用しています。デザインも MAC 風で気に入っています。

I have had several of these. They fit my purposes and please the eye. Due to RSI in my hands and wrists I need to use an off board keyboard with my laptop, which I use raised on a stand (again to minimise neck pain). I love this keyboard because being slim and light-weight it is very portable and also minimises the area I need to negotiate when typing which I personally like, but maybe others might prefer a full-size keyboard. However, if you specifically want a mini keyboard I would recommend this. I have tried others and not been happy. You have to take care with this when on the move to avoid the key caps breaking, but that happens with bigger boards as well. As long as you protect it in a laptop cover when traveling (it also fits perfectly into an ipad zip case), it should be adequately protected. They do wear out after about a year or sometimes even less if you have been careless and pinged some of the keycaps, but the price is so reasonable I never mind that.Jan 2016Well just ordered the backlit version of this after my old ordinary one started showing signs of wear and tear. I am in love with the backlit version. It feels good, looks good and functions well.. The only way the back-light function could be better would be if there was a way to turn it off when not needed. In a very well-lit room, ironically the back-light can make it harder to see the keyboard. The keys are a little firmer than the previous version, and I need to see how I go with that, As a wrote in my previous review, I have RSI and now also some arthritis in my fingers, so I prefer a very light touch key pad. These keys need a bit more pressure, which is a backward step from my point of view. If this is not an issue for you, then do yourself a favour and buy this.Feb 2016Just discovered how to adjust the backlight! it can be turned off and has 4 brightness levels. Just hit Fn +F10. I have gotten used to the keys. The extra level of pressure needed when hitting the keys is minimal and not impacting my arthritis in my hands. I am completely satisfied with this prodcut

I have 2 computers on my desk, so a mini-keyboard is a must. One computer is an iMac with the small white keyboard of course. The other is a Dell, which came with the usual standard keyboard, which was much too large for my space. I had a black mini-keyboard first, which, while it worked fairly well, required pounding the keys very hard to keep from running all the words together. I am a fast typist and it slowed down my typing considerably. After using it for a year, I decided it had to be replaced.I was thrilled when I found this little keyboard, so much like my Mac keyboard that I love. Ordered, it came quickly, and I have been happily using it for the last 60 days. Today I was rapidly typing along as usual, when I looked up at my page, and the line of approximately 20 words that I had typed only showed about a dozen characters, two words and the beginning of another. Then a few more characters appeared, then some more. It took at least 30 seconds for the whole line to appear. I shut off the computer and restarted, no effect. The keyboard is not dirty, I keep a cover over it when not in use. I have tried typing emails, documents, filling in forms. No matter what I do, it does the same thing. I have to type a word or two, then wait, as the letters appear 2 or 3 at a time, very very slowly. I can't get any work done this way.So I got out the black mini-keyboard I had previously been using and hooked it up, it works just fine (except for the afore-mentioned problem of having to bear down pretty hard on the keys).I had such high hopes. This cute little keyboard was the perfect size, good touch, etc. But alas, it was not to be. I guess I will have to keep on looking.

値段等も含め、最高のキーボードの一つだと思います。英語配列かつコンパクトなキーボードを探している方、プログラミングを行う方は、是非検討に入れてみてはいかがでしょうか。私が考慮した点は以下の通り、ご参考まで。・格安（1500円）・有線USB（1m強、配線の位置は上部側面固定）・アイソレーションキーボード・典型的な英語配列・コンパクト（テンキーレス、余計なスペースがほぼない）・enter付近のキーが小さくなったり、位置が入れ替わっていない・右shitキーが長い（矢印キーが小さい）・左下は左からctrl→fnの並び順・右altキーがある・右ctrlキーがある・insキーがない・右winキーがない・環境によってはレジストリを設定する必要があるまた、半年以上使用していますが耐久性の不安や打鍵感の変化等感じたことはありません。水をこぼしたことがありますが、通常のキーボードと比較して弱いといったこともなく（？）、特に問題もありませんでした。安いので試しやすいと思います。私は4つ購入してしまいました。オススメです。