I considered a similar wireless model, but I saw a lot of reviews that sometimes the first press after idle time can fail and the letter is not printed, so in the end I did not check it for myself and took this one. The impressions are the most positive, convenient, the response of the keys is accurate, pleasant, there is nothing superfluous, especially the infuriating button to turn off the computer from the keyboard) Of the nuances, I would add an LED to the caps lock key. The diode itself is

If you like this design, then you should definitely take it. The ten-finger method is a pleasure to type on. I chose between this and BTC 6311U Ultra Slim. And I'm glad I chose this one. BTC is even louder, and a4tech has proven itself well. Got pros: - Price (decisive factor) - Design (great design, albeit stolen from Apple) - Convenience (ideal for clavoracing) - Takes up little space. Has cons: Is that loud, but for me it's not a problem, because. I won't wake anyone up.

Everything is good, only the backlight is missing. An excellent keyboard, a very good idea from manufacturers with usd ports in the keyboard, I insert a usb receiver for a wireless mouse there. Keystrokes are comparatively not loud, there is nothing superfluous. I got used to the old keyboard with volume control, with the current keyboard I solved the problem with the help of the "Hot Keyboard Pro" program, assigned the volume up and down keys, and everything works fine!

Almost two years of use. Some of the keys began to creak when typing, apparently due to the increased horizontal play. The paint near the arrows under the ring finger has worn off, the inscriptions on the buttons are unchanged. Due to completely flat buttons, there are still a large number of typos when typing blindly (there was no such thing on the old keyboard). Due to the lack of multimedia keys, I had to assign control in WinAmp to NumLock, /, * on the digital block. It has no analogues

Once decided to disassemble and clean. Disassembly is quite dreary - there are about 50 screws. Alt keys stopped working after cleaning. Apparently - damaged the delicate conductors. Bought the same new keyboard.

Liked the understated design. I was looking for a simple thin keyboard without unnecessary distracting elements, as similar as possible to my laptop keyboard, satisfied my need so as not to lie by 80 percent. Got pros: A thin cool keyboard, pressing is precise and soft, tactilely pleasant, you don’t need a lot of effort, while the return is stable on all keys, you always know what you pressed. The wire is flexible and long. Different cons: Blind typing on this keyboard is less confident for me…

On the first day, a couple of keys stuck. but developed for the house I take this model for the third time. they die mainly from water, but so far I have not found a better model for myself

The keyboard is functional, however the buttons are difficult to depress due to their lack of resistance. It prints swiftly, however there are many errors caused by unintentional clicks; perhaps this is a transient issue. Who will switch from the membrane or mechanics, keep in mind that this will not be anything that everyone will enjoy. Has some pros: 1. The mechanism of the scissors 2. Quiet 3. Heavy 4. Buttons do not stagger Got cons: 1. Buttons that aren't firm enough 2. No multimedia…

There are no noteworthy complaints after working for a period of two months. A good clave for my money, the very best of its kind that I've seen or been able to twist in my hands for this price. And sure, don't let the reviews, in which they claim that it's incredibly silent, fool you:) In this regard, around 6-7 out of 10 points are awarded. Although this point has been made, it's difficult to find fault with it considering the price. Below are some advantages: year design Because it is heavy,

I've been making use of it for about ten years at this point. I flooded the old keyboard, which caused several of the keys to become unresponsive. I was confused, but I went ahead and purchased two more of the same thing. After ten years of virtually daily intensive use, some of the buttons started to play about a little bit, and some of the letters faded a little bit, but if there hadn't been a brand new one to compare it to, I wouldn't have recognized the difference between the two versions…

I would not say that I share the enthusiasm for the keyboard. Not bad, but no more. Pros below: - heavy, does not ride on the table. On the other hand, sometimes it gets in the way a little when you need to move to put a cup, for example - comfortable key travel - classic block layout with PgUp, PgDn (as a rule, they invent something superfluous here, but everything is fine here) - USB connectors on the sides - compact size without compromising the usable area of ​​the key area (minimum…

Below are some advantages: — Price — Convenience - Design This is a standard keyboard used in offices. Suitable for individuals who are accustomed to working on portable computers, particularly Macs. The gap does not connect very well, and as a result, it will fail after two years for those who press the gap with their thumb from the edge. This is one of the disadvantages of the product.

The Logitech Illuminated Keyboard came before that. Following the flooding, we chose to go with a more affordable option. I assumed that this keyboard would be of comparable quality to others after reading the reviews. Despite this, it is clear that there is a distinction. The keys are depressed with more force and generate more noise. When you push the spacebar anywhere but in the center, it will "blink." However, considering everything, it's a decent buy for the price. It has a good…

Why is it that not all wired keyboards come with a USB hub already built in? This is a very convenient feature. Various advantages: The previous version of this model keyboard gave me reliable service for a period of four years. After a number of bays, a few of the keys started to behave strangely, thus I made the decision to replace it with the same new one. This time I took my mother with me, along with me. Even Mom was fond of it. The keys make a pretty loud clicking sound when they are…

Its pros: The design is good, two USB inputs are convenient. Heavy and tenacious, you just can't move it. Looks reliable. Some cons: noisy, this parameter did not suit me, although I bought it focusing on noiselessness.

Once upon a time, I managed to get a hold of this keyboard for myself by exerting a lot of effort. She passed away not too long ago, and since then, I've been searching high and low for her in various stores without success. In addition, there is no other example that is comparable. Either membranes with shaky keys that make it impossible to type quickly, mechanical keyboards with high, noisy pounding keys, or foolish layouts are the problem. I'm debating whether or not to get any more of these

In sum, a worthwhile investment for the problem it solves. It is difficult, in my opinion, to find a membrane keyboard that is functionally equivalent to a mechanical keyboard in terms of versatility and comfort. Almost by itself, this is an accomplishment. It's the closest thing I've found to a laptop keyboard for a PC, so I bought it to play around with. Advantages that vary Short-travel, low-force soft keys. Superb for long periods of typing. Very stable tabletop presence; the object is…

I liked it so much that I just ordered another one. As a work tool, the keyboard is superb. I've read online chatter suggesting a decline in the keyboard's build quality; whether or not this is accurate, I'm crossing my fingers that my replacement isn't subpar. (Added) A replacement keyboard has arrived, and its quality is excellent, on level with the original. Hired Experts: 1. Its sleek, modern design in black and steel will look great next to your Dell display and Edifier headphones…

I selected it to replace the less expensive Oklick 555s since I needed one without a rubber pad. pleased with the outcome. It functions well, which is crucial to me because. I use the blind ten-finger technique a lot while I type. Good news: A4Tech consistently offers the ideal value for the money. For the house, I took a second keyboard. I haven't yet discovered one better in this pricing range.

Being Chinese is not easy. In one country, for instance, a Chinese man's keyboards are widely regarded as the best on the market. However, the Chinese cannot calmly cut the cabbage if they have an itch in a specific location; similarly, you should not feed the Chinese bread. even if the product in question does not require any changes. The Chinese, ever-innovative, have changed the right win key to fn. In addition, the fn key that is created cannot be reassigned. No way. The key's action is…