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Question: Does this keyboard have volume control buttons? I own it (bought from amazon) and can't find anything that looks like or functions as sound key.
Document: So I went on Amazon hoping to find a cheap replacement until I could afford to buy a nice one. I saw this keyboard with great reviews so I figured for a little over $10 with free shipping (amazon prime) I can't say no.I got the keyboard, and it's responsive yet slightly soft. So it's not that complete clickity clack that I like, but it feels very nice to type on.
I was trying to find a replacement for my old W6311 chicklet keyboard but its gone, liked it for its volume controls and good key feel.
It is my own fault but the only thing I wish for on this is some media buttons such as volume, since I am using it in a set up with a macbook pro and dont want to have to reach to my laptop to control the volume, but that wasn't in the design. It feels a bit cheap but what do you expect at the price. In general functionality is good for a simple small chiclet keyboard.
I got this thing for $10 which I feel was a steal. It is a very compact keyboard. At first I thought it was actually a little too low-profile, because I was used to much larger keyboards. I'm used to it now though and find that I can type pretty fast on this keyboard.I can't say anything of the build quality as I haven't owned it for long enough. Out of box experience is good.
I ordered the Rosewill slim keyboard in an attempt to get a Apple like keyboard for my Linux PC. The first keyboard I received had a bad space bar. If I pressed the space-bar anywhere besides the center of the button, it would not register as a key-press. I did a return with amazon, and they shipped out a replacement the same day. Two days later I had the replacement, which works perfectly.
My only complaint is no volume control, but I knew that ahead of time. I plan to buy another one just to have on hand, in a world of cheap junk this is a low priced gem. Buy one just as a laptop backup or whatever, its worth having at least one on hand. Highly recommended.
Well I program and code apps/web apps and type very fast. This thing keeps up, it's built very solid, and never misses a beat. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants a low cost, island key style keyboard. You really can't go wrong.
This keyboard functions well. But after only a few months the &#34;A&#34; and left &#34;Shift&#34; key labels are wearing off. Cheese!
This keyboard has just been fantastic since I received it 2 weeks ago. It looks and feels like the Apple wired keyboard, it's incredibly compact, and at the time of this review it is only $10! The keys are very responsive and give nice tactile feedback and I would buy this again in the future.
The angle it comes at is the angle it stays at unless you put something underneath it. Which isn't a terrible issue for me, since I actually like the angle it comes at, but other users might find that annoying.Overall, for $12, it's a solid keyboard that stands up to some serious abuse 60+ hours a week.
Answer: Nope