- #HOW MUCH IS A APPLE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE FULL#
- #HOW MUCH IS A APPLE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE PRO#
- #HOW MUCH IS A APPLE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE SOFTWARE#
- #HOW MUCH IS A APPLE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE PASSWORD#
I love it, but wonder what happens when cat hair gets into the LED hole. The IR diode output dropped off suddenly, so really bad mousing. Mouse-wise I just had to replace my 6 year old Magic mouse. It's nicer than Chiclet, but I still make more typos with it. The HP keyboard on my Windows machine is only about half stroke. Got a Logitech keyboard for my Raspberry pi 4. My typing error rate is about half what it was when I was still using the Apple Chiclet style keyboards. Some vendors seem to think your keyboard should take up your entire desktop. Also, lots of keys in not very much space.
#HOW MUCH IS A APPLE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE FULL#
They're very reliable full stroke keyboards. I use them til the labels come off too many keys. So, I'm just using my old wired USB mouse for Windows and end up using it frequently on MacOS too.Īs a refugee from 80's computing, I go to the thrift store and buy old Dell mechanical keyboards for $5.00 apiece.
#HOW MUCH IS A APPLE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE SOFTWARE#
It's OK on the Mac, but I'm also running Windows and it really doesn't work well for my old legacy software that wants a physical middle button/scroll wheel. I never liked the Magic Mouse before, but figured I should give it a chance and also thought that "real" Apple products might have fewer Bluetooth problems. Was originally planning to buy a BenQ wired mouse, but when it was time to place the order, they were out of stock. Don't really know if this is a keyboard issue or a Mini Bluetooth issue (there have been lots of reports of problems). Got in the habit of typing some random characters and then deleting them, which pretty much fixes it.
#HOW MUCH IS A APPLE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE PASSWORD#
When I login at startup, it appears the keyboard is asleep and "eats" the first few characters I type, so I could never get my password right on the first try. I like the keyboard a lot, at first I thought it was basically the same as my old USB Apple Extended Keyboard, but comparing them side by side, the new one has a nice feeling with better tactile feedback (more of a click when you press the key). They are very expensive, but at least B&H was selling them for $10 less than Apple. I got the new Apple Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse (space grey, of course, LOL). I agonized over this a bit myself, have always preferred hard-wired USB peripherals but finally decided it might be best to keep the old-style USB ports free and use Bluetooth. A thoughtful cable management strategy (cable raceways, cable clips, USB hub mounted in a concealed location) can help tame the wires.
I do prefer wired input devices with my Mac mini. None of this really helps the next person if they don't like this specific combination. Hell, you could use a five-year old Wacom Intuos digitizing tablet for some of your input (mostly application specific). When I most recently owned a MacBook I often used a Magic Mouse 1 with it.
#HOW MUCH IS A APPLE KEYBOARD AND MOUSE PRO#
On the road, I use the Acer with a prehistoric Kensington PocketMouse Pro (with the retractable USB wire) that I originally bought for a MacBook over ten years ago. I am currently using the Sanwa with an Acer notebook computer at home. In the past, I have also used a Sanwa wired trackball this is a passable modern replacement for the great Logitech Trackman Marble Wheel. I am currently using a Keychron K1 (v3 with all black keycaps) as well as Magic Trackpad 2 with my Mac mini 2018. Some use different input devices for different tasks (e.g., gaming vs. There are some who use both a mouse and a trackpad. It is worth pointing out that one is not forced to stick with a single solution. There is no "best" since it depends largely on the individual user. Keyboards and mice are very personal decisions.
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