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I use a Mac but my office uses Microsoft. I love my Apple keyboards and I'm used to having thin, unobtrusive keys. I tried another keyboard similar to Apple's with low-profile keys, but the keys weren't very responsive - I had to press very hard or be very aware when pressing, and it clashes with Apple's keys, so I always still missing the apple quality and equivalent keyboard. However, this keyboard is awesome! The buttons are very responsive and the board as a whole is very similar to Apple…

Despite the keyboard's good design and metal frame, the keys are very fragile and feel of poor quality. I am a technical researcher/writer and I write many papers and articles. My typing experience with this keyboard wasn't that great! I was struggling to get used to the keyboard's feedback, and each time I got into a typing rhythm, it seemed a bit odd because the keys were being pressed to the touch. It all seemed very easy and cheap and I had to stop reminding myself that I can't work hard…

I tried a mechanical keyboard but I kept missing keys and had a terrible time keeping them clean. I don't miss any keys on this keyboard. it's nice, a bit like an apple keyboard. White buttons on a silver board. The buttons are clearly visible and glare-free. It sits just half an inch above the tabletop at its highest point and has no legs to elevate it. It's aluminum and has a 650mAh battery, so it has a certain weight that I like. The buttons are just 1mm above the circuit board and the off…

This keyboard is good looking and thin but durable. The keys are placed very deep, so I easily made mistakes when typing. I used it plugged into my computer all the time so I can't comment on how well it holds a charge. (I figured a wireless keyboard would be less cluttered, so I bought one.) In wireless mode, it had to be swung next to a dongle to plug it in, and for my main desktop use, I didn't want to have to deal with it.

Works great! It's so thin and smooth yet durable! The keys are so quiet and very responsive, there is no lag! The keyboard is the perfect size! I wanted the look and feel of a Mac keyboard and it definitely comes without the big price tag! One charge lasts about 40 hours of a work week, which is very cool! When not in use, it goes to sleep mode to avoid wasting battery power!

I tried a mechanical keyboard but it kept missing keys and was horrible to keep clean. I don't miss any keys on this keyboard. it's nice, a bit like an apple keyboard. White buttons on a silver board. The buttons are clearly visible and glare-free. It sits just half an inch above the tabletop at its highest point and has no legs to elevate it. It's aluminum and has a 650mAh battery, so it has a certain weight that I like. The buttons are just 1mm above the circuit board and the off switch makes

Received the keyboard about 20 minutes ago but I like it so far. Very sensitive tactile buttons. also fairly quiet keys. Under $30 at Revain is a bargain! I've never heard of this company, but I'm impressed with the design. If he survives, I'll be even more impressed. At first it seemed very thin and with excellent keys. It has some very cool special function keys. One of the reasons I bought it is that "the built-in 650mAh battery gives you up to 2 months of usage on a single charge. Which…

Description is misleading. I bought this thinking it would be aluminum or metal, similar to an Apple keyboard. No, that is not so. ONLY THE BOTTOM is a (very thin) piece of aluminum. That's all. The top is made of typical cheap plastic. So if you expect such a refined, robust, high-end keyboard feel from an Apple keyboard, you won't get it. Although the buttons themselves are fine. But due to the fact that they're made of cheap plastic, the feeling isn't the same. Apple is literally built from…