Microsoft Wired Keyboard Rt2300 Drivers For Mac
Hello Snacky1212, Thanks for asking your question here in the Apple Support Communities. I can understand your need to use a wired keyboard with your computer. I am happy to check the info I can about this keyboard, but you may need to verify with the manufacturer to be sure. The only info I was able to pull up from the link you provided states the System Requirements necessary are Windows Vista®, Windows® XP. From what I can tell, this keyboard will not work with your MacBook Pro computer. Thanks again and have a great rest of your day.
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Lee Dronick “I always found BT devices to be unstable, unreliable” I think that a lot depends on the version of bluetooth and the device design, My Jabra cellphone earpiece is flaky and doesn’t connect well when the iPhone is on the opposite side of mynbody, butmthe Jabra visor mount works very well and connects at quite a distance. My Samsung sound bar for the TV has unreliable commection line-of-sight at 12′. My Big JamBox comnection is excellent and far reaching, same with the Apple Watch.
I like my wired Apple keyboard because of the keypad. Yeah, why can’t Apple make a full sized bluetooth keyboard.
Rick Allen The ergonomic keyboard looks like it has promise. Yet I am a long time mechanical key switch person on my desk top computers.
I use laptop / tablet keyboards when I have to, yet not my favorite thing to type on. I also don’t know why it seems that now everyone wants their desktop peripherals to be wireless. Ftdibus sys driver for mac.
I like that I never have to worry about either my mouse or keyboard being non responsive if left idle. I am also one that does not feel that my permanent workstation keyboard needs to be so thin and tiny (Apple seems to have a thin and tiny fetish) I have had previous versions of the Apple wireless keyboard and I don’t know why they don’t just put one out with number pad. Perhaps they have key counters that tell them how many people use the 10 key and other keys.
Geoduck OK I never liked BlueTooth. I always found BT devices to be unstable, unreliable, and the batteries died whenever you really didn’t want them to. Well, last week I got my new iMac and it came with Apple’s BT mouse and keyboard. Much to my surprise they work very well. I honestly have to say I was wrong about BT. After a week of hard use the mouse is at 70% and the keyboard is still indicating 100% so battery life is no problem. Over the weekend we were sitting on the couch watching something on the iMac and could use the BT keyboard from feet away to adjust volume and such.
Microsoft Wired Keyboard Rt2300 Drivers For Mac Pro
HOWEVER, why didn’t Apple include a full keyboard? This GIANT 27″ desktop computer came with a tiny keyboard fit for a MacBook, with a very shallow key travel and no number pad. The one he shows in the video. I have learned to like BT, I just wish the stock Apple keyboard was appropriate for a desktop computer.