Reviews for Apple Wireless Keyboard - Swedish

-My keyboard broke after two years - repair would cost me £45 and only gets 3 mth warranty.
-Battery life is short
-Keys are close together
-Some critical/useful keys are missing

Zero stars for this keyboard. It's fun as a toy – 'look, no wires Oooh! - but does not stay connected, even when used within 30cms of the computer, and when all likely causes of interference are removed. And when it re-connects, the gadget runs amok and will often write a string of repeated letters, or worse, run backwards and delete chunks of text.

For professional users and for rapid touch typists, it's hopelessly slow and frustrating to use. I would not recommend it to anyone and particularly not to anyone who uses a keyboard for more than a couple of minutes at a time.

Apple should produce a wireless keyboard which is full sized, ergonomically comfortable and which works reliably. This current product is not one I'd recommend to anyone.

The wireless mouse, though slow, is a little better.

While the keyboard might be more compact there are serious deficits.

The keyboard is good to look at, light and very nice to type on but this does not make up for the fact that keys are missing that are required for those of us that actually need to do work on their iMac.

I do a lot of Word Processing and Spreadsheet work so the loss of page up, page down, end, home, the numeric keypad and delete (seriously who looks at a keyboard and think that not putting that key on a keyboard is a good idea) is too much.

The poor functional design of the keyboard outweighs, for me at least, the atheistic design.

I am now in the market for a new keyboard. I would prefer one with a numeric keypad, certainly has to have delete, this is pushing me either toward the Logitech K750 (for Mac) or the Apple wired keyboard.

I know which one is currently winning and it isn't the one with the wire.

I have had this keyboard for a little over 6 months now and I am less than impressed to say the least.

The caps button has broken and so the light shines even if I have caps turned off. This in turn drains the battery quick and I have had to resort to turning the keyboard off when I shut down.

I am constantly loosing connection even with fresh Duracell batteries and my mac being less than 2 feet away. My 'm' and 'u' buttons have packed up so when I try to hold shift for a captial 'U' I get 'IORTUY' instead of the desired character. Frankly I'm appalled by the quality of this product and have had ro revert back to my solid old mac keyboard.

I am not a heavy typist and have always taken very good care of my apple products due to how expensive they are, but they have taken the mickey a bit with this one! I shall not be buying another new gen apple keyboard in the near future.

Terrible keyboard - rubbery keys like on the original Sinclair ZX of the early 1980s. Too small and lacks a DELETE key. Can you imagine! Very disappointed. The lack of a DELETE key forced me to look for an alternative keyboard as I made too many typos with it.

I got my keyboard with my Mac about 2 weeks ago. I accidentally dropped the keyboard this morning and 5 keys dropped off which i can't get back attached securely............ which is why i am here buying another one!!!! Otherwise i don't have a problem with it.

A keyboard that:
1) for no good reason has special characters in different places from any standard UK keyboard you're likely to use;
2) doesn't have a dedicated key for #;
3) doesn't have a delete button - only a backspace/delete
These are not quirky, amusing little Apple idiosyncrasies but just plain old poor design
Oh and I've yet to find an application where the volume controls on the keyboard actually alter the sound level