At first, of course, you need to get used to it, as with almost any new device. There are two snags here: a small space and the presence of a G11 button between Esc and F1. However, after getting used to the convenience and durability of the work leads to the fact that if it ever breaks, then I will go to buy exactly the same or similar model from the same manufacturer.
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