How do you feel about the Physical Keyboard?

[austin420]

i second this. my only two complaints are the positioning of the function and shift key, and i wish the keys were off set instead of a grid. other than that, im adjusting quite well.

[Arterion]

Oh, yeah, it's also annoying because if you don't press the spacebar just right, you feel it "click" twice under your thumb. I guess there's a switch under both sides of it, and they are depressed in an unsynchronized way.

[oranges311]

its far from the best keyboard but i think i just need to adapt to it. there isnt enough resistance to the keys so my fingers slide over them a little too easily and i agree that it misses letters frequently. i also hate how small the spacebar is considering how large the keyboard is. they could have gotten rid of the dumb smiley key and the pointless sym key since most can be accessed thru the fn key and made the space key larger. on the same tangent as buttons im also not a huge fan that the unlock key is directly opposite the volume rocker since i almost always adjust the volume when trying to lock

[boosted3si]

Mine has gotten better in the week or so that I've owned it.. probably helps I've sent/received 2500 - 3000 texts and probably 100 to 200 or so emails. It feels that the "snap" of the keys have loosened up and I have had less and less typos or non-responsive keys. The keys don't really make much noise with each key press now and that's a nice feature.

I'm coming from a TP2 where in less than a year I had the text/paint worn off of the space bar, so I'm a bit of a busy user. haha

[styckx]

It beats the heck out of the Moment keyboard. So I like it a lot and can type twice as fast on it and the number row isn't literally right up against the bottom of the lcd bezel.

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