Pros
- small, does not creak, quite comfortable, beautiful
Cons
- after switching from a regular or multimedia keyboard, it is extremely inconvenient to work on it due to the location of the buttons and Fn Sometimes it loses the signal for which it is not clear (the mouse also loses the signal . the technique probably doesn’t like me)
Pros
- Comfortable, ergonomic, works from one receiver with a logitech mouse, there is software for different operating systems and USB ports.
Cons
- Price and small left shift (a matter of habit)
Pros
- 1. The manufacturer guarantees that two batteries will work for a year (I bought it on 05/24/2022), active use per day for 8 hours is still working, I am satisfied. 2. support for unifine technology (marked with an orange star icon) (it is possible to bind both a keyboard and a mouse to one usb connector, as indicated on the manufacturer's website up to 6 devices) I also connected a logitech M510 mouse, a touch pen, the keyboard itself from personal experience. respectively, with a laptop a great option, the usb port will be occupied alone. 3. Convenient key travel (for printing), more compact than a conventional keyboard, without losing the functionality of the layout. 4. A variety of colors, not boring white or black, but individual =)
Cons
- 1. after a year of use, the fragility of the design of the retractable legs was a little upset (one of the legs broke down), the design was not finalized. 2. someone may be confused by a small left shift, for me it's normal. 3, upset that this unifine technology is not supported by wireless joysticks, logitech as they work at other frequencies =(
Pros
- I am writing two years later: I have not changed the batteries yet, the letters have not been erased at all! SUPER! -price -no wires -super design - compactness - standard layout
Cons
- -like they say, a small shift on the left -F-keys are not grouped
Pros
- Excellent build, low power consumption, good price
Cons
- Unifying Wireless Adapter.
Pros
- 1. Nice design. 2. numeric keypad 3. Additional keys - music control and functional. 4. wide grooves between the keys. 5. small adapter. 6. navigation keys (arrows) are located separately from the rest. A huge plus for games and some programs. 7. Long battery life for about 5-7 months.
Cons
- 1. There is no LED about the included numeric keypad - but you can put up with it. 2. The PrintScreen key has been moved out as a functional one. Screenshots have to be done with two buttons. 3. In the dark, you can't see at all. I wanted a white one, but I did not find it completely white - along with the keys. Unfortunately for such a price (1000) there is no backlighting of the keys. After more than a month and a half of use, the paint, so far only from the function key, but has already begun to wear off. After more than 5 years of use, the Unifying adapter broke, I had to use the one from the mouse. The adapter is broken. One of the pads that supports the corner of the keyboard broke. The decorative plastic layer peeled off and burst. Unreliable paint on the buttons. SHIFT, A, S, D, Fn, PrntScr, Pause/End, Pgup buttons are erased You can still understand about the WASD buttons, because I play games from time to time. But why the function button and the print screen were erased is generally incomprehensible, because I almost never use them
Pros
- Well, except for the size.
Cons
- In principle, all the main shortcomings of this Claudia have already been listed here. This is a small left shift, and a stupid Enter, and buttons with a slash, squeezed in for no reason. Yes, and in principle, the buttons could be made a little larger - the area of \u200b\u200bthe keyboard allows this.
Pros
- Performs its functions
Cons
- The layout, the size of the keys, the color of the letters is the same.
Pros
- compact Fast response Claimed battery life 6 devices cling to one port
Cons
- This is where the merits end. Everything but the above is one long-term drawback.
Pros
- very simple, it works clearly, no wires, the buttons are comfortable (although a little noisy), the batteries work for the second year.
Cons
- and now, because of what I decided to leave a review and not the highest rating - this is the "th" key, which suddenly stopped working today! and another small problem - it's noisy keys!
Pros
- Possibility of blocking (off) multimedia buttons. Not a lot and not a little. There is little chance of debris getting under the keys.
Cons
- The "click" sound is loud. When you work yourself, it’s nothing, but when you hear from the outside, it’s annoying. Defective left Shift for the sake of the SECOND "slash" key - what is it all about ? Dodik arrow keys. You can't look without tears. And the worst thing is that it is very bad friends with other wireless devices, even compatible ones.
