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Question: Where are the arrow keys?  I don't see them on this nor on the numeric keypad they make
Document: No way!o No separate numeric keypad.o Not low-profile: I have to put my keyboard tray lower than I did with other keyboards, and now it knocks my knees.o Keys occasionally get sttttttttuck on auto-repeat. Might be an issue with the USB software inside the keyboard, since the keys themselves seem fine.o Another USB bug: the keyboard doesn't start properly on my Mac after I've put the computer to sleep and awoken it.
It turns the right-hand keys into a numeric keypad. And it takes getting used to. However, my wife attests to its awesomeness. She used it heavily as an accountant.5. For first person shooter games, this keyboard rocks. You get 6 keys under your thumb. That's 5 more than usual. What kinds of stuff would you like to map to those extra 5 keys? Grenades? Crouch? Oft-used weapons? You get the idea.6.
I do like a lot of things about this keyboard, but unfortunately I can't use it. Others don't make mention of this so I must be somewhat unique, but the thumb positions on this keyboard make it unusable for me. The finger keys are down low, which I like, but the thumb keys are up high (as you can see from the picture). This is a problem for me. If you hold up your hands palms down, you'll see that your thumbs dangle down below the other fingers.
The keyboard has an embedded numeric keypad and I bought the footswitch and learned to use the pad when typing numbers. You do, however, have to maintain constant pressure on the footswitch when typing numbers and some may find this a disadvantage as you will have to move your foot on and off the footswitch when switching between numbers and letters.The pain in my hands did not go away overnite (it actually took a good month or two) but it was definitely worth the effort!
I do wish the keybaord lit up or the keys were a lighter color to see letters better. I am on the computer most every day and in the evening would like to see the letters better. No other cons, just love this keyboard!
Your experience may be different depending on your use. (For example, the 10-key is integrated into the right hand keys with a "keypad" switch to activate it. This doesn't bother me one bit but, then again, I don't use it. )All things said, I can't recommend this keyboard highly enough. I'd give it 6 stars if it was an option.
This is because, I think, it puts your mouse closer to your keyboard, minimizing the amount your hand needs to travel to it, and so that your arm ends up at a less extreme angle. Unfortunately my job requires me to type a lot of numbers. There is a rubber key at the top that activates a numeric keyboard built into the regular keys.
Solution: I bought a cirque touchpad, and used velcro to fasten it just above the alt/ctrl keys just to the right of center on the keyboard. Now I can use keys, and also the touchpad, without even lifting my typing hand. It's incredibly convenient. The only drawback is that it obscures the keypad light above the control key. No problem - I know from the beeps when I turn the keypad function on and off.
I liked the "click" of the keys too. But the non-contoured keys (i.e., the thumb ones) caused me trouble. This could be solved, as I see it, by lowering the thumb keys into their own "bowls" as the other keys are.Anyway, three stars. The concept is nice and it may work for you but be conscious of your thumbs and be ready to return it if it causes you trouble.
The biggest problem, as others have mentioned, is the ESC and function keys. If you use the "vi" text editor a lot (as I do), you'll see why the ESC key is the first problem: it's too small and off the main keyboard. I often end up pressing the F1 key at the same time. May have to do further re-mapping to put the ESC key someplace more accessible.It would also be nice to have a second Space key on the left side.
Answer: Left and Right arrows are below the C and V keys.  Up and Down arrows are below the M nad < keys.