who has had this keyboard for more than 6 months and has carp. tunnel-how are you doing with this keyboard any difference?
1790546
I also have carp. syndrome and I love this key board, in fact its my 2nd one. It was hard when my first one wore out and had to use a standard one for awhile. Pure torture. ...
1287546
I use the keyboard all the time. I charged it before use, the charged lasted literally for weeks. Wobbly connection sounds like a defective port (microusb). My connection was bluetooth.
744980
Mine was in good in every way except when I switched to keyboard it didn't seem to recognize it was same device and wanted logins that I had not previously entered but guessing that wasn't the keyboard. Mine exceeded quality and expectations. Maybe you got a rare dud.
1229449
To fix this issue, get a hammer and beat the crap out of it until you feel better. Then, go out and buy a tablet that actually works. I bought 3 and none worked 6 months later. The company does not respond to emails and their phone customer support is non-existent. Worst waste of money I have ever spent. Do yourself a favor and trash it. It's not worth the heartache trying to fix it. Also, the boot manager/menu is non existent. They won't tell you how to access it and no combination of keys work. Good luck!
124487
The keyboard tilts slightly up, so your fingertips are slightly uphill from your wrists. It's a very comfortable keyboard to use. I've been using an ergonomic-style keyboard for 5+ years -- with no carpal tunnel symptoms or problems (unlike when I was using a "regular" keyboard.)
2200977
Theres really no change in how its used. Its still a fully functional keyboard however each stroke lacks the haptic feedback of a 'Klunk'. It essentially turns an entertainment device into a fully functional computer. So, minuscule trade off. I love mine.
424048
I didn't really have any problems with the keyboard. I just had not used it much. However now I love it. I can even use it my samsung galaxy s smartphone.
628585
I'm sorry, but I don't know what to tell you. I haven't had such a problem with mine. Perhaps something is faulty with the keyboard, or maybe you need a different adaptor. My daughter had problems with hers, but it was not the connection. Turns out her mother board tor something was faulty in the tablet itself.
853067
I never had any problems. I LOVE this keyboard. I lost it during a move. Thank you for reminding me. I will buy another now.
725147
I also have the 5-color keyboard and had only one key (the del key) that had the sticking problem. I was able to fix it simply. I think the 3-color keyboards are a bit more prone to the problem but only based on the other reviewers. I think (just an option) the 5-color keyboards, costing more are an upgrade to the 3-color and so receive a little more care during prep and assembly.
2119364
I never have a problem with that issue. It isn't an "ergonomic" or padded wrist layout... it's just a keyboard. I wanted it for the illumination aspect and out of those currently on the market- this one came in tops for my needs without being overly pricey or made like a piece of junk that you'd toss after a few months.
2218282
Have you got it to work before? I purchased one of these keyboards and had to RMA it twice. I got my money back after that and ordered another. I never got mine to work though, even after extreme internetting to find a solution.
1133362
true story- the keyboard works great practically/mechanically.. but the feature set (that adds value and subsequently justifies the price) is not functional. LEDs don't matter, you're right- but when they go out after a month of normal use, i begin to question the value-added price i paid for the features - that's all.
245242
yeah, i use it a lot for gaming, its the best keyboard for me since i use my tv as a screen so i need wireless. the only really bad thing about this keyboard is the left Ctrl key. its hard to press. which sucks because games use Ctrl for a lot of things. but you can always rebind that key to something else.
1525157
I'm sorry you have had problems with your other keyboards. My first "Keys U See" lasted three years. I replaced it with a second one which is still going strong after two years. I don't use it every day, but when I take it to my adult education classes, sometimes three in a week, I am often typing for 1 1/2 hours straight. I recommend downloading frequently to avoid losing documents in case there is any problem. I'm glad I have this keyboard and recommend it to anyone. If you have any more questions, please let me know.
1020980
Thanks for the info. I deducted that from the many sources posting, but wanted to make sure. Ordered mine 2 days ago. I really like the ergonomics of the keyboard with the 'soft' keys.
434166
Siska - my newest one just broke last week. Less than 6 months old. Losing count of how many this makes that I've shelled out good money for. Brand new each. I'm looking....I may be a fool, but I'm thinking of trying the wireless. Doubt it will be much better - Apple doesn't seem much interested in making decent, reliable keyboards or mouse for their MacBook Pro ---- and considering how much they both cost, why would they want to stop gouging the customers now when there is money to be made? I'll write a review when I get a wireless. I will warn you, however: I once tried a non-Apple wireless system, and it destroyed my macbook pro. I mean....ate it up. I had to send it away for serious repair.