🎨 Experience Comfort and Style with Microsoft's Glacier Designer Compact Keyboard (21Y-00031) Review

To open the battery compartment, you need a paper clip, it opens like a SIM card in a phone. Batteries included. Emoji from a special key on Linux do not climb out, this button is defined as Ctrl + Shift + Alt + Win + Spacebar. Assigned a review of all desktops. It is worth paying more and not taking the Logitech K380, which in the 2022 layout comes only with the British key layout where the shift is short, the enter is not pressed by touch and the layout is generally controversial. The overall

In general, the device is good, does not click, does not rattle, it stands securely on the table, does not slip or bend, the sensations when typing are comparable to a MacBook keyboard. Has some pros: Build quality, plastic quality, programmable buttons, compact size. Got cons: - lag when you turn it on for the first time or when the keyboard wakes up from sleep, there are button "slips", but this is a problem of any blue-toothed keyboard: - no backlight; - all of a sudden SIX round battery…

many write that some lags when reconnecting after 10 minutes. Yes, there is something like that, but it doesn’t interfere at all if you are the proud owner of the touch typing skill. I didn't even pay attention at first. Well, I see - it was not entered, I waited a moment, and what was printed appeared. Doesn't interfere at all. You can also suddenly play, although I have a separate wired mechanics, I did not experience any inconvenience here. How does it work with a phone? Yes, it's great…

The keyboard immediately fell in love with itself. I immediately rushed to order a second one, black, for another laptop, with difficulty restrained myself, so as not to buy on emotions until the end without understanding it. Very pleased with the keyboard. I've been using for several months now. Of the inconveniences: - Got 2 keys. In Windows, I use the Win + space switch language, and the Fn key is nearby, very often I press Fn instead of Win and get a screenshot, instead of switching the…

I was looking for an analogue of the Apple Magic Keyboard, but for the PC world. Found and happy. Be aware that the keyboard will go to sleep after a period of inactivity. This is completely normal behavior and it takes a second for her to connect to the PC again.

Overall good keyboard with good typing. As someone else mentioned, the auto sleep feature is really annoying, 10 minutes of inactivity (you can watch a video or read an article at that point) will disconnect the device, then you have to press a button and wait until You wake up again You can use it, it usually takes 2 seconds. I'm using it on my Mac, not sure if it's a fault of the keyboard itself or the Mac OS system that after reconnecting, it's using strange characters when typing. I have to

We really liked this keyboard because of its size and feel. The problem was its function. I suspect that "sleep" affected his performance. For example, multiple keystrokes are required to "wake up" the keyboard. When we woke up we could see that he had lost the first few characters, so we manually saved and re-entered the work. If we ever paused for a second or more, the keyboard would go back to sleep. Entering fields on the web page was very problematic. Every time we opened a new field (e.g.

I've been looking for the perfect compact Bluetooth keyboard for a long time. My absolute favorite are the Logitech MX Keys, but the keyboard is very bulky and takes up all the space on my pull-out desktop. I've been using the Logitech K380 for over a year now and am mostly happy with it, but I hate round buttons and I really don't like the start button, not the windows button. Microsoft Designer's compact keyboard solves both problems and adds improved alternative function key actions - the MS

I've been using a Logitech keyboard and mouse that works with a wireless adapter (Unifying Receiver) as I've had Bluetooth lag with Logitech Bluetooth in the past experienced for connecting keyboards and mice. I just can't use my bluetooth headphones, bluetooth mouse and bluetooth keyboard at the same time. I don't think the keyboard and mouse "fight" for airtime, but the headphones do consume most of the Bluetooth bandwidth. Somehow I believe and this leads to keyboard buffering. So far there…

Practically a Windows version of the Magic Keyboard. The keys are a little less clicky than the magic keyboard. The big negative is that 1) it's BT only, you can't wake up your computer with this keyboard 2) the sleep function activates quickly, I'm talking about 15 minutes of inactivity. This can get really annoying when you want it running 24/7. There is no way to disable this - I asked Microsoft myself. 3) Now the spike wouldn't be that bad, but WAKE is at least 1-2 seconds to wake up. Also…

If it wasn't for the built-in sleep function, which slowly wakes up the keyboard after about 10 minutes, I would have kept the keyboard. But unfortunately I returned it. Nothing can be changed about the delay when waking up the keyboard. I think Microsoft was just trying to save on batteries, which unfortunately are also special batteries and not triple fives or anything. The feel and compactness of the keyboard is very good. It has nice quiet keys that squeeze nicely. You can type very fast…

If you're looking for a full size keyboard WITHOUT the number pad --- look no further. Based on other reviews, I'm not the only one having trouble finding a keyboard that DOES NOT have a number pad (10 keys) but has full size keys. And with the same key assignment as my laptop. It was difficult (at least for me) to find the article for several years. It's the same size (horizontally and vertically) as the keyboard on my Surface laptop. The buttons are the same as on the Surface laptop. Ideal…