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The key board works well and it is nice to have the numeric keyboard back again. Pros: The keys have the feel as the Apple keyboard and the layout is a carbon copy of the wired Apple keyboard until you get to function key 15. 16 through 19 are missing as that where you pair the keyboard to one of four devices. Cons: Only a minor issue but has taken some getting use to... The Safari short keyboard short cut to go back or forward a page. ( fn+ or fn+ ) do NOT work. Not sure if others may not work as I only use a few of the fn shortcuts.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice, short, yet precise, key travel, with a minimum of noise. The middle panel to the right of the Enter key is nonstandard. This feels like a professional keyboard! After mistakenly purchasing a cheap, clackety keyboard, I got this replacement, which is a lot better!

This is the best keyboard I have ever used. I particularly like the "stealth" key!

I bought this to go from a Yamaha YPG-235 - 76-Key Portable Keyboard to my Computer. I had no lag at all going into to my DAW even with the 10'.length.

I use this stand not only for my 88 key keyboard but the second tier is perfect for mounting the computer and gear wherever I want. Solid build, adjustable second tier, awesome.

The Logitech Illuminated Keyboard is one of the best computer peripherals I have ever owned. I tend to have very sloppy typing skills, but I strongly believe this keyboard has greatly improved both my speed and dexterity. The key-press motion is swift and fluid, and the special design of each key compensates for off-center alignments of the typist's fingers. The box contains a CD with Windows drivers, but a USB to PS/2 converter is not included. This should not be an issue for most modern computer systems. The most recent drivers for this keyboard can be downloaded from the Logitech website. The drivers can be used to disable the caps lock key, and can also configure additional keyboard functionality. The keyboard lights up nicely in the dark, so it can be used when the lights are off. The back-lighted keys have a very small magnitude of luminous intensity, so the light is generally not visible during the day. The backlight is very noticeable in a darkened room, but it does not destroy the user's night vision. You can adjust the backlight intensity using a small key with a lightbulb logo; this key is situated in the upper right-hand area of the keyboard. I've found that this keyboard has greatly increased my productivity. I would strongly recommend the keyboard for professional work in creative media, computer science or engineering.

What I need, not what I don’t. I didn’t want a key board that was also a cover, I don’t use a keyboard all the time. Key strokes and responsiveness are impressive on this, we’ll see how long it lasts. I recommend B&H.

My original Mac Keyboard I have been using for probably well over 20 years. When I started experiencing problems with a random repeating key, I felt I needed to repair it because Apple no longer makes this model. Well, my repair did work for a month or so but the old problem returned. Other generic keyboards just did not cut it. Probing into the B&H Website, I found the Matias duplicate of the original Mac keyboard. I was a little reliant to purchase it but felt it couldn't be any worse than what I was using. To make a long story short, I love this keyboard. The only difference between it and the original is the slightly different key pressure feedback. It is not as soft as the original but to me it is winner.

I’ve read other great reviews for this tripod and put it on my short list. For the $400 sale price at B&H I decided to buy it. It’s not as light as some other tripods for its size but it is probably that much more stable. The quality seems to be excellent. I haven’t had a chance to use it that much but it looks like it’s going to last a long time and may be last one I ever purchase. At the price I paid I don’t think any other offers the features, quality, and stability as the Robus. Definitely a great value.

After a lot of research I came up with a short list of 10 affordable carbon fiber tripods. The Benro TMA38CL quickly rose to the top of the list. I use this tripod for wildlife/bird photography. Im using it with a ball head. Im 61 tall and with the legs fully extended I do not have to use the center column to have the view finder at eye level. With the ball head it weighs in at about 5.2 pounds; certainly not extremely light weight but not so heavy that one cant take it on hikes in the field. It holds 35 pounds and is rock steady with my wildlife rig of a Nikon D500 and a 150-600mm Sigma contemporary lens. It also comes equipped with a long and short center column, a tool kit, rubber and spike tips and a padded carrying case. The long center column is equipped with a hook on the bottom to hang your gear bag or extra weight to further stabilize the set up. Nothing really bad to say about it.