Apple Wireless Keyboard

I hope you are sitting comfortably as I'm going to tell you a tale about something beautiful and pure which has an air of grace and perfection like that of a goddess. The Arched Back Goddess *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ She really is beautiful you know. Her back is arched and she has a solid weight that means you can't just tip her off your lap with a nudge. She stays put where you place her. Her skin is as smooth as the finest matt silk and her buttons are such soft little pads, so gentle to the touch. She is sensitive but not overly so and her style is sublime, dressed in pure white with clear glass-like trimmings to her coat. She has no excess flab, no love ...  Read the complete review

Apple always bring us high quality goods, but this comes at a price as Apple products are always more expensive. This is no exception, with high build quality, ease of use and you get no wires. However, it is very expensive and there is a slight lag in between the pressing of the keys and the response on the computer. The packaging is very simple, but keeps the product very safe, with good protection. It is clearly labelled, with big text so it is easy to find the product on the shelf. It is very easy to remove from the packaging and to open the box. You don't have to destory the box to get to the product though, which is very good compared to other ...  Read the complete review

As with most Apple products this is very highest quality but also very expensive. It is very easy to set up, simply a case of turning it on and switching on your bluetooth. This only needs to be done once and it will automatically connect once the computer is turned on. It can also be used on Windows or Mac, however, some of the keys don't work on a Windows PC. The picture above shows the wireless keyboard with a number pad. I don't believe the wireless keyboard has the number pad but the keyboard with a wire does. You may want to make sure your happy with that missing before you buy. The battery life is good. the keyboard does turn off ...  Read the complete review

When my husband and I decided to buy an Apple iMac we thought it would be a good idea to pay a bit extra and get a wireless mouse and keyboard (£48 each). The wireless keyboard is simply marvellous! It frees up a lot of desk space and you have the advantage of not having a tangle of wires draped across the desk. We can move the keyboard around the desk effortlessly. The Apple wireless keyboard has a compact, sleek design that looks great. Surprisingly the batteries in the keyboard last longer than those in the wireless mouse, and the 3 AA's only need to be replaced roughly every 2 months. The keyboard is also easy to clean. When compared to the standard ...  Read the complete review

Apple's nice looking Wireless Keyboard eliminates cable clutter. Like all Apple products it gives you style and class with attractive looks and feel. The keyboard will set you back £46.99 in high street PC shops, and it works only with Macs running OS X 10.2.6 or later, with Bluetooth. With Bluetooth technology, the keyboard is easy to set up. The instructions are detailed, clear and easy to understand. The set up can be done within five minutes or so, and be operational. The keyboard is not a bluetooth hub, it uses bluetooth to connect to a bluetooth equipped mac. The keyboard is elegant, with a clear-plastic enclosure. It has 16 function keys and a full numeric ...  Read the complete review