Abstract: Of course, you’ll have to ask yourself if all of this is worth $120.00. That’s hard to justify these days, so I imagine the answer for many of you will be, “No.” Mac users, who are already used to paying a premium, may have an easier time with that. The Celesta is a perfect match for Apple’s products..
Thin; great key feel; sturdy and attractive aluminum design.
Red-on-black key labels difficult to read; volume, mute, and eject keys oddly placed; few special features for the price.
The Celesta is expensive for a keyboard that doesn’t offer many special keys or much programmability, but it’s among the most attractive and well-built keyboards I’ve tested. Although it has a few minor layout oddities, overall it gets t...
Expensive
Keys are very flat and dont have a lot of travel
Are you content to use the keyboard that shipped with your desktop computer? Ive been totally happy with the keyboard included with my iMac, but that doesnt mean that I wasnt ready to test the celesta keyboard from moshi when they asked if I would like to...
Two tilt angles for ergonomic wrist position. Aluminum frame matches new iMacs, as well as MacBook Pros and Cinema Displays.
One key popped off during testing, but was easy to fix.
If the new aluminum Apple Keyboard bugs you, or you enjoy typing on laptop keyboards but want something full-size for use on a desk, the Moshi Celesta is a great (if somewhat pricey) choice that marries function and style. ...
Abstract: I have read and heard about premium keyboards, but never used one until recently. Celesta by Aevoe/Moshi is a class act, expensive and worth every penny, especially on a per-keystroke basis. Construction is high-tech rugged, and design and styling are...
Abstract: The common keyboard is rarely a thing of beauty or for that matter an item which attracts much if any attention. Yet everyday we all pound keys, whether at work or at home the keyboard can have a lasting effect on our comfort and possibly even an effec...
