Microsoft Full Sized Bluetooth Keyboard

This is my first MIDI keyboard and so far is all I need. Full sized keys and not expensive at all ;)

This is the second Zagg Case/Keyboard I have owned. It’s the only keyboard that I have found that allows me to type as I would on a full sized computer keyboard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Cheap keyboard like they used to make, not like they make now - full-sized keys, a rubber dome that isn't total junk, and the full original 104-key layout. You'll find better keyboards, but nowhere near this price - you could do a lot worse than to call this your "go-to" board.

The case arrived quickly and fit our full sized keyboard with some room to spare. Great for the pedal and cord.

This keyboard replaces a full-sized Matias backlit RGB keyboard for Mac that had the problem with random key repeats that others have reported with a couple of Matias models. Turning off key-repeat in System Prefs helped some but didn't eliminate the problem. I've only been using this one for a few hours but it seems solid so far and is just what I want: a backlit keyboard with full-sized arrow keys, and the Control key as the last key on the lower left, rather than a Function key, as one finds on too many keyboards. Given that it has dark keys on space grey, the backlighting is very useful.

Needed to move to a full sized keyboard for studio midi work only. Got this recommendation from the folks at B and H and it is truly like playing a regular piano.

This is my first Mac Mini. What a great option. My better half likes a full sized keyboard, 24 inch monitor and mouse. She has those but my 2018 MacBook Pro was showing its age. Got the M2 Mini with only 8 GB of Ram. It makes no sense to me but this is sufficient for users not using intensive video and film programs. Who knew?

Love touch-ID, love the full-sized function keys and numeric keypad, love the aesthetics, and love the sound and feel of the low-profile scissor-switch keys. To be honest, I don't understand the heavy mechanical keyboard trend at all, so if you're like me you'll love this keyboard.

Good compact keyboard, except that the various peripheral buttons don't have empty space around them, so you can't easily feel where the arrow-buttons etc. are. It also doesn't have the number pad (although you can use the FN (function) button for math functions). So if you want a portable keyboard -- which has both full-sized keys and is compact in its total size, such as if you travel or just want more space on you desk, it is a good choice. It may also be easier than typing on a laptop keyboard - even if that is full sized, because with this you can move it around more easily, so it is a good option. The keys type well. The built in mouse is handy, but you may want a real mouse, still.

I'm very happy that I went with the K740. I was looking for a full-sized keyboard to use my ultrabook with a docking station. The ultrabook keyboard is fine when mobile, but it is nice to have a full-sized option when sitting at a desk. There are a lot of $ keyboards out there, but you get what you pay for. I'm glad that I went for something in this price range. The K740 keys have great response, the backlighting is convenient, and the design is super thin. It is also nice to have a dedicated num pad.