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Question: Does it have a TAB key?  I don't see one but I can't believe there's not one...
Document: Ergonomically speaking it's a mini-disaster and very uncomfortable. It's one of those things that seems like a minor issue until you actually try it. Some people may not be bothered by this but I can't deal with it. I'm going to get an older apple keyboard with a numerical keypad and call it a day.Unfortunately the only way I can see using this is as a calculator and it's a little pricey for just that.
Right now the only way I can clear the number on Mac's software Calculator screen is by pressing "esc" button on my Apple Wireless keyboard.Update: I begin to find the "wake up" activation is very annoying. Everytime I need to use it I have to wake up the calculator for it to connect to Mac. Can't they make it more instantaneous like the Apple Wireless keyboard does? Apple Wireless keyboard instantaneously connect to Mac the moment you press any key. Why can't this calculator does the same thing?
I have put a lot of time and effort into looking for a replacement calculator for that solar powered desk version we all get in like the 3rd grade no just always works. This calculator is not solar powered and could use a semi-lit screen to see in dark environments but all else considered this is by far the best I have found on the market! (So much so, I bought a second one.)
The concept is absolutely genius. Not only do I get a much-needed 10-key keypad, but there is an integrated calculator. AND when I'm done calculating, I can send the answer straight to whatever field I'm currently typing in on my computer. Though I just got it, it seems to be reasonably well-built, too.BUT there is a major problem. When I put it where a keyboard would go, the screen is hard to see.
From there, I still didn't see a num lock key. After more time messing about, I found it in an optional portion of the keyboard that had to be engaged. Once num lock was activated in Windows, the keypad works in both OSx and Windows 7 through Parallels. I'm not sure most people could figure this out on their own.The last pitfall I'll mention is my keypad came in a plastic clamshell without instructions. Through trial and error, I made it work.
Also you have to press two keys to wake this thing up: press "Wake" key first, then press any number key and you will see the "Connected" icon appears on your screen. Then wait 2 seconds.
I've been looking for a wireless 10-key to use with my laptop both at home and at work. As a teacher, I need a 10-key to input grades in an efficient manner. I researched a variety of 10-keys and settled on this one because it had the most positive reviews. I haven't used it to input grades (yet), but it easily paired with my MacBookPro. I'm looking forward to using this 10-key as opposed to plugging in a wired keyboard to input grades.
Need a 10 key? This one looks great, works like a 10 key should, and is a calculator as well. I'm using a Windows 8.1 PC.
Understandingly, when switching between two devices, you have to reestablish a link since you can't have two different computers linked to same device. So yes, I do switch between computers and OS so I expect this.
This product is absolutely useless! It will not stay in the pairing mode long enough to complete the bluetooth pairing process. Needless to say, I can't use the device if it won't connect. Again, it's absolutely useless!! !
Answer: No TAB key. Has enter button. Would have to use TAB key on laptop/desktop. Would be a great feature to have for sure but it is still a really great product