Have now had four keyboards provided under warranty; all have same defect, usually identifiable as reacting to adjacent key(s), including space bar. I am not a touchtypist and usually use two fingers, but never had this problem with previous iMac. This MUST be impacting other users of new iMac.How can I get an old style keyboard, or better membrane? And how do I connect it to 4 port iMac?
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iMac 24″, macOS 15.3
you don't need to get apple made keyboard, pretty much all should work both bluetooth and usb ones
if your mast question is how to connect a keyboard with usb-a connector to your newer usb-c imac only then you can use an adaptor
you don't need to get apple made keyboard, pretty much all should work both bluetooth and usb ones
if your mast question is how to connect a keyboard with usb-a connector to your newer usb-c imac only then you can use an adaptor
Could the following article possibly be of interest?
JBowfin wrote:
Have now had four keyboards provided under warranty; all have same defect, usually identifiable as reacting to adjacent key(s), including space bar.
In case some of those problems may have been settings issues instead of hardware, here is a note about things to check
When Keys Don't Behave Correctly - Apple Community
JBowfin wrote:
This MUST be impacting other users of new iMac.How can I get an old style keyboard, or better membrane? And how do I connect it to 4 port iMac?
Can't say it has happened to me and yours is the first report I've seen. As noted, there are numerous compatible third-party keyboards from Logitech, Satechi, MacAlly, Matias, etc.
Thanks. I find it amazing that no-one else has had this trouble with the new, thin, keyboards - it is pretty obviously a question of the membrane under the keys - exacerbated, of course, by my poor typing technique.
You're welcome. So far I haven't had an issue with the keyboard that came with my M3 iMac which I bought Nov 2023.
How can I connect an old style keyboard to my iMac?
