Computer Keyboard Doesn T Work

I'm an early riser and my computer room doesn't have alot of windows. Squinting at my old keyboard every morning was getting to my old eyes and did nothing for my disposition. Since I purchased the illuminated Logitech keyboard I can sit down with my first cup of coffee and a nice glow under every key. Sooooo much easier on the eyes! No more strain, no more squinting, and I wouldn't live without it. My daughter is getting one for Christmas this year and I would recommend this wonderful product to everyone.

Replacing a 2012 Macbook Air. Computer is mostly the same and the keyboard finally doesn't suck. What more can you ask for?

We had just changed to AT&T U-verse for Internet and land-line phone via their fibre-optic connection. Within a week of the switch we suffered a (grid) power failure. Result: no phone or Internet! Not wanting that to happen again we bought this UPS system. It was very easy to connect and when tested (unplugged from the grid) it provided 4 hours of phone access (w/o computer being on) or more than an hour of combined phone and computer access. We feel more secure with this addition to our household!

I was looking for a simple and solid USB-powered MIDI keyboard controller to work with Pro Tools and SampleTank that has good action and doesn't feel like a toy. The M-Audio Keystation 61 is exactly that. The semi-weighted keys feel almost like a real piano, the design is sleek and ergonomic, as a string player with little piano chops, I feel comfortable getting around on this keyboard and not hitting lots of accidental notes that I would on a synth action keyboard. I also like that it doesn't require a driver, so hopefully will work through many future OS upgrades.

This is a serious keyboard, not a flimsy will do in a pinch type. What makes it particularly good is three things: (1) the strong magnet that snaps in place and allows it to be attached and detached at will, (2) no wires to connect so USB port remains available, and (3) the keyboard folds and protects the screen so no additional case is needed. My use scenario is a business travel device that allows me to connect to my servers remotely and take care of any potential emergencies while traveling internationally and in more remote locations. Tablet alone doesn't work well since on-screen keyboard is not only awkward for more serious typing, but it also takes a large portion of the screen. Laptops alone lack ability to use local SIM/eSIM cards and connect to the local mobile networks directly (local WiFi works well for those who don't venture outside urban areas much). Using phone as a hotspot doesn't work well because most of the US plans that come with international access heavily throttle the hotspot usage to the point where even remote terminal sessions are barely usable. And having a secondary phone with the local SIM card only to use as a hot spot is awkward. This keyboard creates a system that is a great upgrade for those who would carry either a tablet or a laptop on their voyages.

Touch ID obviously doesn't work but the keyboard is otherwise completely functional with my old iMac--at least for the features I use. Was originally not sure about buying it because I thought it might not be compatible at all with non M* Macs.

I use the KVM in a computer repair business, it allows me to have just one monitor and keyboard/mouse and work on multiple computer at once. It has good connections and the cable setup is great.

I received this fine keyboard and mouse and find both superb, especially given the ridiculously great price from B&H. Who ever heard of any good computer product for this price? But the problem for Mac users is that there are no usable function keys for all the special Mac functions: EXPOSE and others. After receiving this two days ago, I began using it heavily in my work as a visual artist. The keyboard performs great and so does the mouse. But when I realized I had no special function keys, I immediately called Kensington to see if there were some work-around ways to get those special Mac features. There are not, and the Kensington rep specifically told me they have no keyboards that will provide such Mac features. Instead of trying to return this to B&H, I decided to keep the set because I need a new wired mouse anyway. And a back-up keyboard is always a good idea if you use your computer for work. By the way, I ought to mention that I wanted wired everything because my beloved wife has electromagnetic hypersensitivity, and all wireless devices producing RF are grim for her. I have a special plastic covering the front of my iMac that reduces RF emissions to an extremely low level. So now the whole set-up is safe for her to be near, even though she cannot USE the computer herself. I have now ordered another keyboard from B&H (MAFK318B) that specifically states it supports all Mac function keys. I gave a five-star rating because of the quality of the set. I don't want its reputation downgraded just because it did not work in every way on my computer.

I am so happy that I stumbled upon this keyboard! I work many late hours on my home computer in the dark, so finally being able to see the keys instead of guessing is wonderful! The keyboard looks and feels better than any I've ever had and the light illuminating from the keys is bright enough to see but not overpowering. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for an illuminated keyboard.

This AZIO keyboard makes it possible for my 79 year old eyes to spend more time on the computer and get more work done with relative ease. The ability to change the keyboard lighting colors is a big help. Different ambient ligjhting dictates a differnt keyboard color. My only complaint is that the keys are a little too close together, but I'll manage.