I'm trying out an after market keyboard on the iMac now but I'm thinking about switching to one of these for the iMac. It's a tiny bit bigger than the other keyboards but I like it a lot, better than my MBA keyboard and better than my iMac wired keyboard. I put the rubber bumpers on it though like the Joy because I like the keyboard to sit up a little. It switches between multiple targets with one press, it has a positive on/off switch, the keys light up, it's rechargeable and lasts a long time, and the slight cushioning on the keys keeps my fingers from hurting. Then I discovered the Logitech bluetooth keyboard, the K811. It too had a short throw that hurt my finger tips after a while but it was better than the Apple. I also didn't like how flat it sat and used rubber bumpers on the back. It worked well though after several months I wore it out and had to replace it with another one. I went to a little keyboard called the Joy and it had a positive switch so I didn't have the wakeup problem. They're very pretty but the on button turns on when I don't want it to and my iPad wakes up in my bag. Switch between PC, Mac and Windows operating systems. Product Features: Plug and Play, No special drivers required.

Apple keyboards have a short throw that hurts the tips of my fingers. Our most advanced USB contoured allows you to instantly configure the layout for Windows, Mac, and non-Windows operating environments and includes advanced programming features. I need to reboot the mac for the program to work. remember to UNcheck the box below Use all F1. I tried the Apple wireless keyboard first. Once u installed it, go Function Keys, select Advantage2 in Target Devices, then select the mapping for each function keys, eg F3 to mission control. I use it on my iPad (and occasionally my iPhone).

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