The Wired Aluminum Keyboard from Matias is designed with Apple-like aesthetics and Mac-friendly function keys. Thanks to the built-in hotkeys, you'll be able to adjust screen brightness, volume, and more. It plugs into your system via a standard USB Type-A port and provides you with two additional USB 2.0 ports, which you can use to connect peripherals. Moreover, it has a high-precision volume dial that you can use to accurately adjust audio as needed.
- Wired USB Connection
- Built-In 2-Port USB 2.0 Hub
- High-Precision Volume Dial
- Mac-Friendly Function Keys
Matias FK318B Overview
Matias FK318B Specs
| LED Illumination | |
| Wrist Rest | |
| Full-Functionality OS Support |
| Mechanical Switch | |
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| Maximum Key Rollover | |
| Dedicated Multimedia Keys | |
| Built-In Control Device | |
| LED Illumination | |
| Wrist Rest |
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| Full-Functionality OS Support |
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Matias FK318B Reviews
I wanted to like this keyboard
This keyboard would be great if it worked. Looks and feels like an apple keyboard but right out of the box on first use it would register multiple keystrokes on a single key stroke. Especially the P would show as PP a lot, but not every time. I wasn't willing to try again for one that might not do that for a $100 keyboard. I ordered a Satechi backlit keyboard for almost half the price and i like it more.
Great until it fails
I have purchased several of these keyboards in different sizes, and I have finally learned my lesson that despite the great form factor, nice design and excellent feel of the keys, they will fail rapidly and frustratingly. For a while I put up with the fact that some keys often double-type and others often require multiple presses to type at all, but as the problems get worse ultimately I give up. I would *love* these keyboards, and happily pay somewhat more for them if they only were reliable.
