Very good part. Pretty impressive.

The Space Bar is actually the perfect complement for any Mac computer. Whether iMac or MacBook - fits in any case. The silver tone of the surface may seem
a little brighter than the original Apple parts, but - as I said - fits perfectly into the overall picture. Among the round sides are quite large-scale
(And thus extremely non-slip!) Rubber pads attached. When the Spacebar is on a slippery surface, it is a real challenge to the part
Move. This means nothing less than that the portion is more than solid and safe. The USB ports. It is criticized again and again that the ports
not function. If they do already. But as one might intuitively expect not, but as it is in the instructions. The front four ports
sync and charge your iPhone (and I guess, all devices that have the same power requirements). The iPad - which has a higher demand for electricity -
is "only" synchronized but not loaded. To load a tablet, you have to connect it with only one of the two rear USB ports. Even running the
Thing. But is just as in the instructions ...

The permament LEDs. It would be quite an alternative, if you could turn off the parts. On the other hand - what for? Energy saving, safe.
But these two tiny, not even strong LEDs need little power so that you can actually forget. Anyone who wants to turn off the parts strictly,
can with one hand half remove the rear connector and that's it. Really save will make you look so well next to nothing.

It is definitely an incredible relief when you have his phone already off for charging and now want to connect a USB stick - and
perhaps a card reading, who knows - that you just can do. One does not have rumsuchen behind the Mac, but infects the devices that you
just still want to use. I do not want to miss the part. A word on the price. Cheap is something else. On the other hand, no one is so forced,
to buy the spacebar, right? Who does not want to spend the money, which makes it even. But the part to be ordered and whining then the price
makes no sense to me.

I can not say anything about how the Spacebar works with PCs, but I am convinced that there are no problems there. Because as someone posted before me
had: USP ports are not a question of Mac or PC. There are universal interfaces. One should only previously read the instructions to know
which port making.