Review on Microsoft N9Z-00003 Wireless All-in-One Media Keyboard - Canadian French (QWERTY) by Andrey Vasilev ᠌

According to the letter of the law, there are no complaints about the keyboard because it completely performs its duties and there were no connectivity issues when it was purchased for use with an HP monoblock. If you try to utilize this device as a multimedia device, which means using the touchpad, additional/function keys, as well as the keyboard block, questions start to arise. If everything is in order, then everything is more than satisfactory in terms of convenience of printing: it is simple to type even lengthy texts; the key travel is soft (medium in height, but I feel it is sufficient); there is no sticking. Subjectively, the whole experience is comparable to laptop keyboards (such the Dell Vostro 5390), which is the primary contentious issue in my opinion. When I tried switching to a full-size keyboard, pain had already started to set in. The only thing I want to point out is that I still desired a little more space between the keys. And this is where the queries start. 1) Although I have no trouble using laptops for work-related tasks, the touchpad is fairly ordinary (even by the standards of the same laptops). I have never completely replaced the mouse with it. 2) Additional keys, or at least where they are, require some getting used to; I find the location and usability to be below average. 3) Commercial software is unusable. As a result, we have a reliable and high-quality product that is pleasing to hold and pleasant to use as a keyboard. Unless you retrain yourself specifically for it, it is already a mediocre solution even with added functions.