Product Comparison: Rii K12 vs Rii K18
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- The keyboard it's self is very small and compact, just a little bigger than the tablet or Kindle.
- The distance between keys is reduced which makes the whole keyboard very tiny and compact.
- It feels super sturdy and has a nice weight to it, doesn't feel cheap or that it would be easy to break.
- It was a bit smaller than I expected, and some of the keys don't follow the convention for key placement.
- This keyboard is tiny so you will not comfortably type.
- It was a bit smaller than I had expected, but its a full sized keyboard. It size turns out to be just right. I like it.
- It's a nice size, not too big. It feels a bit small at first.
- A decent size wireless keyboard and a desk to put it on. Recommend.
- The keyboard isn't much smaller than a full sized keyboard.
- The way it's advertised makes it seem like a normal-sized board, but it's just not.
- The keys are very tight together, so you have to adjust your typing a little, but this doesn't take long, and this made for total size.
- The rewind, fast forward, play, next, previous, mute, volume up and volume down function keys at the top of the keyboard work well on my Mac.
- The dedicated function buttons are nice- and they default usable functions, not F keys - thank goodness.
- The keyboards are too close and therefore you always have to look at the keyboard to avoid making mistake but most of the times you hit two keys at the same time.
- The delete key is a little to small for me, so instead of backspace, I press =.
- Even without lighting, the lettering on the keys is large and easy to read.
- When typing the key touch is good and doesn't click.
- The keys are not high cubes like a standard keyboard, its like they are just the tops.
- Quiet keys, not silent. Has rubber pads underneath so it doesn't slide around.
- The keys are a bit close together for people who have bigger thumbs and fingers, like me.
- Well made, connects with Android, iOS and Mac's alike and has good battery life.
- It's body is made out of metal and feels solid and looks like some Apple product.
- It goes to sleep to save power. It wakes from sleep instantly when I smack the spacebar.
- This is a rechargeable keyboard also which is nice and has a LED indicator to let you know if it needs charging.
- The trackpad doesn't create a smooth movement when scrolling, is not sensitive enough and is not pleasant to use.
- The touch pad replaces the numeric keyboard of a full sized keyboard, and can easily be used instead of a mouse.
- Drivers were installed automatically on my Windows 10 computer, and all of the FN keys worked flawlessly.
- The charging cable and USB dongle can be stored in the keyboard so they are always handy and can't be lost.
- If you need a longer USB cable for charging, an extension is supplied.
- I liked that the Rii has a scroll feature on the right side of touchpad.