Reviews for Apple Wireless Keyboard - Norwegian

I am one of those people who insists on having an external keyboard and mouse for my laptop and I have discovered that I prefer the Apple peripherals (Magic Mouse and Wireless Keyboard). The keys feel great under your fingers and have no flex, just like on the MacBooks. I do wish, though, that Apple would make a wireless keyboard with a numerical pad. Just a small complaint but it is something you get used to over time. Other then that, no complaints.

Okay, I'll keep this short and simple.

Beautifully packaged, easy to set up. Very responsive and fast, battery life is amazing, feels good to type on. Best keyboard I've ever had!

Only one thing... it needs a back light like the MacBook Pro keyboards!

Other than that, perfect.

Great keyboard but the caps lock button jams (both off and on) every so often. Probably should take it back to the shop but haven't had the time.

The wireless keyboard works great... with a Mac or an iPad.

I hope Apple will make some changes to the iTouch so it will work with it to someday, but for now it does not.

I love this keyboard too - light weight, good key feel, and wireless. Works with my iMac and iPad. It is the best Mac keyboard I've used so far.

But. Like many here - really, really miss forward Delete key (among others). As a touch typist, there are just some things that make sense.

Second. As to the nasty poster who called us complainers fools for wanting END, HOME, PG Dn/Up, and forward Delete, etc. I guess you just LOVE using two hands and more fingers to do EVERYTHING? Personally, I call it foolish to stick to less efficient methods out of pure stubbornness.

I am of the less is more philosophy. Seems like a DUH issue to me.

I want to use the fewest possible keys, clicks, and hand movements to get the job done. [Expecting the obvious salacious jokes from the weak-minded.]

The shortcut issue is really my biggest complaint about Apple apps and keyboards.

How long did it take before Apple caved on the two button mouse option? Well, they need to get a clue on the keyboard as well.

And yes, I can just go buy a Microsoft ARC as one Mac admin advised me. I *might* do that IF even one stubborn Mac defender can offer a compelling reason why Apple refuses to have a true Delete key.

Great key board, it would be perfect if the next block of keys were included ie End, Home, Page up, Page down, etc

Very good keyboard, the keys are responsive, the bluetooth can reach very far... farther than i expected.... but it is a little on the pricy side. I think a reasonable price for this keyboard should be around $50- $60... 70 is just too much.... it would be nice for the next wireless keyboard to have illuminated keys.... different colored backlit keys would be nice too! over all, good product.

I got a wired and wireless keyboard when I got my 27" iMac last December and if this keyboard had a separate 10 key like the wired I'd be using it. However it sits in a drawer waiting for me to infrequently use it with my Playstation. For which it works great. Get Sanyo Eneloop batteries if you get one.

I use this keyboard along with my 15 MacBook Pro and I love this keyboard. It is really light and this and it feels great to type with. If I had one complaint, it would be that I would really like to have a 10 key numeric keypad. Overall great product.

I definitely love how wires are no longer a problem on my desk with the new iMac. The wireless keyboard, trackpad and magic mouse have made this possible and I am enjoying the clean wireless appearance. Sitting in front of the 27 iMac the smaller wireless keyboard does appear a bit out of place.

As a programmer I find I still prefer a full size keyboard. I love the larger arrow keys, dedicated Home and End keys, numeric keypad and separate backspace and delete keys without having to combine it with a FN key press. Plus my hands are a little on the larger size so I like the wider keyboard.

I would happily pay for a new version of the wireless keyboard that comes in a full size version. I wouldn't care if it came with USB ports or not. My priorities in this case being wireless and full size.

So what do you say about making a full size version Steve? I would even give you a few extra dollars to have it engraved like my iPods. I got my credit card ready, so get Jony Ive on it.