Review on ASUS Processor NumberPad Microsoft L210MA DB01 by Juan Lukas
Frustrating keypad ruins user experience
My analysis of this laptop's built-in keypad was extremely disappointing.While the concept of a touchpad that doubles as a number pad is innovative, the execution was subpar. The keys were unresponsive making it difficult to accurately input numbers. The touchpad was also too sensitive, causing unintentional cursor movements. However, the lightweight design and affordable price point were positives. Overall, I cannot recommend this laptop due to the frustrating keypad..
- Convenient and innovative dual-function trackpad and number pad
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