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Question: How much pressure do the keys on this keyboard take? Are they clicky?
Document: This can cause eye strain and even give you a headache if you type for extended periods of time and need to look at the keys like I do.My final complaint is the amount of pressure required to press the keys to get a result on the screen. Or maybe it isn't so much a pressure thing as it is something else. I was using it the first day and came upon a web page that had irritatingly loud music and no visible volume control or mute.
For the price paid this is an awesome buy. I've had it for a couple of weeks now. Zero complaints. They keyboard itself is very compact and simplistic. The plastic doesn't take away from the solid sturdy feel and the design is reminiscent of a particular keyboard I bought a year ago that cost me four  times as much. Like most chicklet keyboards, the key travel is very limited and the keys feel very light. There is no feeling of being cramped.
Works great havent had any problems, like that it is really slim and doesn't take up to much space, great keyboard
This is a great keyboard. compact and Slim and hence does not take that much space on your desk. It is almost the size of a keypad in a 13&#34; laptop. Wish it was a little more stable while typing but it is not a deal breaker.
Arrived on time - Perfect little keyboard, does not take much room and works great with Windows 8 - I still use my regular size keyboard when I have a lot of typing to do!! !
Pros - Great size, fast response.Cons - HORRIBLE battery consumption when connected to a USB 3.0 port. I use the keyboard for gaming a lot, so with it connected to a 3.0 port, it has a faster response time but it has a horrid battery consumption rate. Which is very odd considering 3.0 doesn't take up that much power.
This keyboard is VERY susceptible to moisture. If even a tiny amount of water gets in it, even from working in a very humid environment, they keyboard will eventually short out. I just had my second one take a dive. I really loved the first one, so much so that I was willing to give it another chance even though it died under conditions that really surprised me. Now the 2nd one has done the same.
I love this product. It is small, thin, lightweight. The keys are very to use with very little pressure. I love that the keys are flat and not raised up. It takes a little time getting used to the more concise keyboard area but that is on me - not an issue of the keyboard.
It's contours are very much like most other small mouse controllers and does fit snuggle on the hand. No back/forward button.Both devices lack an off switch. There is an idle-timer for power saving. However, it's wise to take the batteries out on long commutes where the devices have the chance shift and press down on the button and drain the battery. For my work, this is unacceptable.So now I take my old wireless keyboard and mouse with me on while leaving this model at home.
Exactly what I wanted as I have a setup with two pc's and need small dual keyboards that did not take up much workspace.
Answer: Very light touch. Only clicking mine makes is when I have my nails done. Able to watch a movie and work on my writing without bothering my husband or daughter with my keyboard.