Questions & Answers for Apple Wireless Keyboard - Swiss

Yes, it does. I just bought the new iPad 4th generation, and I use this keyboard with it. It's really sweeeeet!! I also bought the orgamia keyboard stand and I use it to place both the ipad and the keyboard on. It is really sweeeet!! You use bluetooth to connect the two wirelessly.

• Answered by Trisin R from Ely
• Nov 22, 2012
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I called the US Apple Store and was infomed that Apple does not sell a Korean keyboard in the states. If I wanted to purchase one I would need to do it through the Korean Apple Store and must have a South Korea address to which they could ship the keyboard. They suggested I try MacMall or some other vendor. So far, haven't found any. There are a lot of sites with keyboard stickers but I'm looking for the actual keyboard.

• Answered by Josh E from Moorpark
• Jan 17, 2010
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1. Yes, this is easy. You do not need a special tool. Using your fingers, pry the keycap up from the upper left or upper right corner. You will need to use some force, but don't overdo it; use the minimum amount of force necessary. The key caps will come up with two or three audible clicks. The keycaps have three parts: the square letter you push on and two pieces of white plastic that snap into the bed and into the back of the square. If you do it correctly, the two pieces of white plastic will stay attached to the bed. If the pieces of plastic come up with the square, you can snap them out (this requires a little delicacy) and put them back in the bed. Once you are used to the angle and force required, this happens very rarely. You reattach by putting the square down on the bed in the correct orientation and pushing down. There will be several audible clicks as the square engages with the white plastic. If it is loose, the white plastic pieces probably got misaligned when you took the square keycap off, just carefully attach them to the bed and try again.

I would recommend extreme care doing this with any of the keys that are not square. They have different white plastic connectors and it is easy to damage them if you pull from the wrong direction.

• Answered by Gabriel C. D from Forestville
• May 12, 2011
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The Key board is 11in X 5 in letter keys are 5/8 in sq. approx 1-1 1/2# ?guessing by feel. I bought reluctantly as I thought I wanted thicker keyboard (I use in recliner with monitor on end table near me.. so is literally in my lap)..love this keyboard.

• Answered by Michael W from Cincinnati
• Nov 15, 2010
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u do not need any other keyboards for Chinese, like those language "specific" ones, and simply hit the rigth-upper corner "eject" key. dada! u have the choice to use pinyin or traditional Chinese characters, by touching that globe-symbol key on the virtual keyboard on the screen.

• Answered by D W from Laguna Hills
• Nov 23, 2012
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Use a coin or fingernail to unscrew the battery compartment on the right side. It takes two AA batteries, alignment is shown on the underside of the keyboard.

• Answered by William M from Cayce
• Oct 5, 2012
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Just to clarify, the keyboards from Apple are Bluetooth, not WiFi. The Apple Wireless Keyboard does work with iPad Mini. Hard to get precise dimensions on the net as people report different sizes and don't use metric, which means that they are generally less specific. 15 x 5 inches-ish seems to be about average from what I can see. Now why don't Apple just list the dimensions on the product info page?! Would also be nice if dimensions info posted was in metric!

• Answered by Simon S
• Nov 18, 2012
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VH's answer is inaccurate. First, all Apple wireless keyboards take AA batteries, not AAA. The other inaccuracy is that 184LL/A and B both take two AA batteries (not three). Three AA batteries were the model previous to 184LL/A. The B model replaced the A in mid 2011, but I do not know what the difference is. I would guess it is some kind of update to the bluetooth standard, as the A model has been shipping since 2009. And models A and B are the same size and shape and have the same features (power button, etc).

• Answered by Martin K from Houston
• Dec 15, 2011
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