It has function keys across the top and inverted T arrow keys. The keys are full size and the action is soft and quiet. I can't think of anything for sentence navigation unfortunately. I used a lodgitech magnettic keyboard cover for my first ipad mini and now use a lodgitech case which holds my keyboard. I love the responsiveness of the lodgitechs as i use my ipad mini for my main computer.

As for my phone, i used a Box Wave i think for my Iphone 5 but it kept freezing my phone and losing signal. I can't remember the make of my case for my 6S but it is a phone case with a slide out keyboard. I would never be without my bluetooth keyboards now. I also have the Esynic Folding Bluetooth keyboard, and its my favorite of the ones I've used, including several of the anchor and apple keyboards. Its perfect for portability and writing large amounts on the go. Hi Ricci. Have you tried changing the order in which you press the keys such as pressing the FN key first?

It may be that pressing the voice-over keys first stops the fn key from working if you press the FN key first it may make a difference. It's a very wide-reaching overview and I'm glad for it.

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However, there are some key pardon the pun pieces of info missing: key travel, key spacing, how to disable manufacturer function keys, and whether or not a blind user can know from the power control if the keyboard is on. For example, I have an old Apple wireles skeyboard, but haven't ever been able to rely on it because I don't know if it's on or not. I only know it's not working, generally, because I rarely use it. The batteries tend to wear out, or the device fails to pair, etc.

My logitech K does so. Regardless of what Apple might say about its butterfly keyboard mechanism, there's no substitute for key travel. Admittedly, the new Apple keyboards are more usable than netbook keyboards or old membrane keyboards, It was definitely an accomplishment, if the goal was to make the thinnest keyboard that would work for most people.

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I mistype passwords containing shift keys about half the time on my late MBP because I physically can't tell if the shift key is pressed. Maybe 20 years ago, but not now. Every other keyboard I've ever used in 35 years of computing has been a non-issue. Next is key spacing. Here, again, the newer Apple keyboard stands out as making life difficult, at least for me. The right option key is hard for me to locate because of the lack of spacing to the left arrow key, and I have to move my hand off the home row to discern tab from capslock sometimes or backspace from backslash.

Of course, I only mention any of this out of a sense of dismay that they're now doing it on their bluetooth keyboard. Even the Ipad Pro type cover offers me a better typing experience.

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Others like the new Apple keyboard, but my point is that spacing and travel can matter to users. Key travel of 1. For Lenovo and Apple, Fn is on the end. So, motor memory is foiled. If you switch often between a laptop keyboard and the bluetooth keyboard, this will slow you down on a regular basis. In order to use traditional function keys on the Logitech keyboards, you have to press the FN key with the combination unless its buggy Logitech Options software is installed. The software started crashing badly on my Windows machine, and I've actually never, in 20 years, had a good experience with Logitech drivers on any product.

So I prefer to avoid the Logitech options software. Thanks for the feedback. It was Morgan who first recommended this on Applevis, and when I found one on sale I snapped it up. My favorite feature is that it is splash and dustproof. I wouldn't float it in a pool or bury it in the sand, but I can use it in the yard while I garden and not worry if my fingers are a bit dirty or wet.

It has a fabric "cover" that is build in, so it feels like you are typing on cloth. It's very thin, but needs no case being dust-proof so you can drop it in to your bag without needing to be careful. Lasts about a month on battery and is easy to pair. Had some issues with iOS 9 which were fixed. Key travel is surprisingly good for it's thinness, and it works fine with VO. It takes a bit of getting used to for faster touch typing. I've heard mixed things about boxWave, so never really bothered to get one, but for replying to long EMails or doing some heavy duty typing, it would be nice to have a keyboard that I can slide out of my case and get to it.

I can also recommend this keyboard. I have one at my desk, and I love it.

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It is thin and small enough to fit in front of my laptop. So, it is always available. I also have a great keyboard from iClever, but I forget the model of it. After carefully going through this guide and looking at Amazon reviews, I decided to buy the Logitech K for my new iPad, and the keyboard just arrived today.

The support person told me I need to hold down the 2nd, 3rd or 4th key on the top row for about 5 seconds to get it into pairing mode, and then it should appear in the list of devices. Edit: as I found out later, this is incorrect. The on position is with the switch closer to the tablet stand. I just wanted to check that information was correct, in case one of us has misunderstood the other. The only thing the support rep could suggest was to wait until I could get sighted help and call back.

I am so sorry.

I came into work this morning and read through your comments with increasing dismay. Hi, does this keyboard have the escape key? I got a 1 by 1 foldable keyboard and no matter what I tried, no joy with an escape key meaning that I still had to interact with my iPhone when wanting to go back through decision trees.

Hoping someone can give me clear instructions on how to pair this with my iPhone. I found the power switch on the left side but I do not know how to put it into pairing mode. Thanks for any help. Hi, to pair a device you press and hold one of the first function keys for about 3 to 5 seconds, then the k should show up on your phone's bluetooth available devices, you can repeat this with the other two function keys to pair additional devices, with the k turned on you press either of the 3 function keys to connect to an already paired device.

Hope this helps. Thanks for this useful info.

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As previously mentioned on here, I'm in the process of acquiring my first iPhone. I am wondering, for those of you with iPhones, if any of you have used tactile options such as Speed Dots. If so, what are your experiences with these? I suppose I should also take a look at the "Accessories" section of this site. I have a slight issue with hand coordination, and am just curious what the best option would be. Can y'all tell I'm excited to get an iPhone, lol! Online info about the key functions did not match my unit, making me think it was defective until sight assistance looked at both the manual and markings on the unit.

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