Reviews for Apple Wireless Keyboard - Arabic

This keyboard is easy to use, very portable, and it works well with my iPad and my MBP. It requires a light touch and it connects quickly to any device I pair it with.

It also has a surprising range and I mention this because there is an important caveat about this keyboard. If my laptop has bluetooth on, and this keyboard is stored away in a case, it is possible for it to still connect, especially if a key has been pressed (because the walls of the laptop case are pressing one or many keys). I have seen some weird effects such as the track pad stopped working. Simply put, if you are using bluetooth connectivity, and if this keyboard is within range (about 25 feet the last time it happened), I recommend that the keyboard not be stored in anything that can activate the keys.

Just visited my friends office,who has THE NEW IPAD and this key board, i paired it with my iphone 4 and within seconds it got paired, i just tested it with a small email, and i within few seconds i was just so comfortable and my typing speed was comparable to BOLT !!!

The construction of the keyboard gives you the confidence to cruise. amazing product for on the go emailing. waiting to get one for me.

bought the apple wireless keyboard today and after researching a perfect keyboard for my ipad, you cant go wrong with this one. i am currently typing on it right now and it feels great and very comfortable, if you need a keyboard for your ipad go with this one

I found the keyboard to be absolutely wonderful to type on and i find the simple design to be absolutely amazing. The only issue i have is that it doesn't have a number pad attached to it but i guess if it did it wouldn't make this keyboard too portable.

I bought the wireless keyboard for my 27-inch iMac (have been using the Apple extended keyboard) because I wanted to free up a USB slot. It works nicely (I do miss the extended keyboard features, though) except that it's poorly balanced and lightweight-- therefore, it rattles annoying on the surface my desk while I type. I don't know if I can get used to this irritating problem, or find a fix (perhaps some kind of fabric or other material on the desk? I shouldn't have to scrounge around for a fix.

first of all i'm an apple-addict. so the first two things i've bought in a few days after my 'the new ipad' were smart cover and in two more days apple wireless keyboard. and when i found smart cover quite useful i can't say so 'bout wireless keyboard. first of all - i think that batteries were actual in 90s, but not in 2012! apple always research smth innovating and leads in progress. somehow, not with this kwyboard. the second thing, that made me gone REALLY crazy 'bout itself was the next thing. when typing a message you can't send it by pressing 'enter' or 'go' or the same stuff. you have to touch the screen. yeah, i know steve said that we have ten stylos on each hand but! what for then 'enter' when using a wireless keyboard? i don't know. and the country i live in, Russia, there are much higher prices on apple products, then in usa. so i've just spent 3490 rubles (or smth 'bout 117 $) on nothing.
after a few minutes using your "innovation" i've put it a box it came from:)

This keyboard also works with the IPhone. I found this out quite by accident. There are times when Siri and the phone's touch surface just are not enough. Thanks Apple.

Recently decided to replace my 7 year old iMac with a new one. Low and behold Apple has decided to give us a terrible keyboard for use on the iMac. I do not want a partial keyboard on my iMac, I want a FULL keyboard that functions! Not only that, but now I have lost 2 USB ports that we used on our older iMac, this paired with the loss of USB and Firewire ports on the back of the iMac have me very unhappy! Apple, I love the idea of a wireless keyboard and mouse, but I hate the fact that you skimped on a full fledged keyboard!

I owned this keyboard and ended up throwing it away. The modifier keys on the left and the arrow keys on the right are too tiny. It is too easy to hit the wrong modifier key on the left, which gives unexpected results. It is also too narrow to use on my lap. The keyboard is right for a laptop, but too small for a desk.

I wish Apple would make a wireless keyboard with a standard layout, normal-sized keys, and a number pad so I could get the keyboard cable off my desk. This one seems best suited to tiny hands. I never cease to be amazed that anyone buys it, or that Apple doesn't have a full-sized alternative.

I just replaced my large white Apple wireless keyboard with this smaller, sleeker model. I did it for two reasons which seem largely ignored in the previous reviews.

First, like most users, I mouse with my right hand (even though I am left-handed). The models with number pads put a 6 inch space between your mouse and your right typing hand. Think about the number of times you go from your keyboard to your mouse per day, multiply that by 2 (there and back) and then multiply that by 6. That is the number of unnecessary inches your hand is traveling between the mouse and keyboard everyday. The compact keyboard allows for a quicker, less straining computing experience. I do not use a number pad enough to offset this convenience. Even if I did, I would buy one of the many bluetooth number pads and put it somewhere else on my desk.

Second, this keyboard has a much lower profile than the old white ones. This makes the for a much more comfortable typing position.