Pros
- Nice key travel, like on a good laptop magnets serving as mounts for the batteries (except for the digital block, but apparently it is very rarely necessary to change the battery there) small horn or whistle In the style of alcantara, the surface of the keyboard and palm rest is both pleasant and comfortable. Divided space You should add the mouse buttons Win and Back; their functions can be changed depending on the application (see next paragraph) Good software for typing, allows you to modify certain settings, including reassigning some keyboard and mouse keys, and displays messages on the screen when changing CapsLock, Numlock, and ScrollLock modes. Ergonomics is important to me because my job requires me to spend a lot of time in front of a computer (programmer) After using an outdated keyboard with a mouse, it was a pleasure to use this one; it was like if he had upgraded to an Audi from a VAZ. The fact that batteries are included in the package is a trivial yet lovely touch:) It is true that the battery in the digital unit has completely died (CR2430).
Cons
- The most peculiar spot for me so far has been the cursor arrows and keys for additional operations like insert, home, and pgdn since even when I press those keys, I still glance at the keyboard. It feels like the mouse is too little for my hand, and I'm still seeking for the ideal position for my hand when it's completely relaxed.
Pros
- In comparison to the MS Ergonomic Keyboard 4000, the following is true of the keyboard: 1. It is small and convenient, particularly for graphic designers and artists, as it can be placed to the left or right of the monitor or tablet while occupying very little space. A distinct number pad is what makes this particular triumph stand out from the rest. 2. a short and simple keystroke that significantly speeds up and simplifies the process of typing. After using a keyboard like that for a week, the MS 4000's key travel will feel claustrophobic and unreasonable to you when you switch back to it. The fingers will become entangled, and they will frequently stop pressing the key before reaching its full travel. As a result, finger fatigue will become apparent very quickly. 3. Because the top side of the keys cover a larger area than they did on the MS 4000, you will make fewer mistakes when you are typing while blind. 4. The tightness of the key and the noise it made have both been alleviated thanks to the split spacebar on the Microsoft Surface 4000. 5. There is a practical use for the cut that runs through the middle of the keyboard: it makes it easier to grab the keyboard by its handle when moving it. 6. A number of function buttons, F1 through F12, have been moved closer to the rest of the buttons, so you will need to pull or move your hand less forcefully to access them. 7. Since there is no numeric keypad, the hand that is holding the mouse is physically closer to the hand that is typing, which results in less of a need to shake hands. That doesn't make much of a difference, but it can be a bit uncomfortable if you move your mouse hand to the right, which is where it used to be when you were using the MS 4000 keyboard. 8. The absence of wires on the table When the wires that connected the mouse and keyboard were removed from the table, you noticed that you became more anxious around them. 9. The cursor keys and the rest of the keys (Delete, Home, End, PgUp, PgDown) are located in the same spot as they are on laptops that are 15 inches or less in size. It is not necessary to have two primary layout routines. 10. Very attractive to our eyes, and the sound of the keys being pressed is very relaxing. Mouse Seems like two users EXTREMELY comfy. It is easy to see that her body follows the relaxed hand that is laying on the table. If you give it a try, you will find that you have to exert a lot of pressure to keep it from falling out of your hand, and it will appear as though the buttons are located in the incorrect spot, which is too close to the middle of the palm. But, if you grab hold of the mouse with a loose grip, it will not fit snugly around the mouse and between the middle of your palm and the mouse.
Cons
- There will be a pause in between. In this particular instance, the individual fingers of the hand are able to sit comfortably on the buttons and the wheel. It's possible that the buttons will appear to be out of place for the first couple of days, but after that, you should notice that they are in the correct positions. After using this mouse for a week, the difference between it and a standard mouse will become immediately apparent to the user. Additional disadvantages: 1. Because of the compactness of the keyboard, there is no physical separation between the block that contains the cursor and the keys for deleting, home, end, page up, and page down and the rest of the keys on the keyboard. Although this is less convenient than it was on the MS 4000, I find that I am able to adapt to it really quickly and do not miss being able to use the keys without looking at them. In addition to this, there is a benefit, which was discussed in greater detail in paragraph 9 above. 2. Function keys (F1-F12) are made painfully narrow, and also tighter to press. It is abundantly evident that the purpose behind this was to visually differentiate these keys from the others, albeit not to the same degree! You will, however, become accustomed to it. Also, either these keys are somewhat developed or you get used to their stroke, at which point it seems that over time these keys become softer. Either way, it's possible that they're somewhat developed. In general, I view this as a significant drawback, but it is quite evident that we should not waste our time worrying about this. 3. There is no sign of the CAPS, NUM, SCROLL, or FUNC keys. I personally don't care. When the CAPS lock button is pushed, keyboard drivers are displayed on the screen of the monitor. 4. The padding on the arms is thinner than that of the MS 4000, giving the impression that it is shorter than it actually is. When I first tried it, I found that it was a little awkward for me, but after a while, I didn't even notice it anymore. 5. The glossy finish of the keyboard case makes it easy to see any dust particles that may be present; as a result, it becomes unsightly much more quickly. Correct, but it appears that this case can be cleaned with less effort. The sensitivity of the mouse is at an all-time high, and users have not instantly voiced any qualms about its performance. At first glance, it appeared as though the buttons for the remote were not present in that area. But, after a day or two, all of the assertions that were made concerning the buttons and the wheel vanished. As a consequence of this, regarding the mouse, the only thing I can add to the minus is the fact that it is designed for right-handed users.
Pros
- A keyboard that is very comfortable and ergonomic. The keys are soft and quiet. Magnetic attachments for both the stand and the lids Mouse that is easy to use (for right-handers) Separate numpad
Cons
- flimsy, "soft," low-quality materials and assembly There is no button to disable the keyboard. The transceiver does not support the connection of any additional devices. Keyboard radio brake Incapability to purchase a separate keyboard Extremely avaricious mouse
Pros
- Magnets are used to secure the ergonomically designed keyboard stand and battery covers. Keys in the form of comfortable islands
Cons
- * Mouse: the surface is too slick, and there is no sure hold. There are not many function buttons, and there is no ability to change the assignments of those that are present. * Caviatura: The function keys behave in an inconsistent manner. When you are editing text, the fact that the keys Home, End, and PgUp, among others, are crammed together for the sake of beauty and size creates an annoyance for you. Because using the function key switch (Fn) is cumbersome, a separate Fn key is required in addition to the existing one. The characters on the keys are very dim and difficult to make out. 2022 At first, the keyboard gives off a smell that is not overpowering but is not particularly pleasant. It smells like burnt rubber and glue.
Pros
- - The keyboards, especially the touch version, are equally pleasant for quick typing. Yeah, the keys from the top row, including F1 through F12, are terrible, but you can get used to them. also to some service keys' peculiar arrangement. - The work is completed more quickly because the number block can be detached, allowing the mouse to be placed next to the keyboard's text area. It also takes very little time to move the hand from the mouse to the keyboard and back. - The mouse is appropriate, and using a gel pad under the wrist makes it even more practical. With her, I have never experienced any strain or wrist problems.
Cons
- The receiver could not reach further than 20 cm from the keyboard without an extension cord, especially if the batteries are old. In about a year, the mouse starts to peel off, especially where the "back" button is positioned beneath the thumb, which gets used a much. The plastic disintegrates in approximately a year, as is frequently the case with polymers, due to grease from the hands' skin (and the fact that normal, healthy skin is always covered in a thin layer of fat). Although it resembles a shot Terminator and has hard to clean oil and dust clogging up the exposed cracks, the mouse with the soft touch rubber torn off is nevertheless fairly pleasant (see photo). The keyboard's interior is lined with a separate substance that wears out after three to four years only from mechanical forces (see photo). - On several PCs with various operating systems that I tested, the keyboard occasionally skips events while the battery status indicator is on. As a result, a significant amount of text and a key release event may be missed, resulting in the same character being typed repeatedly. I continuously have to check to see if the battery status indicator is on and what happens to the text because the keyboard occasionally "goes asleep" rather quickly and according to a law I do not understand (for example, sometimes for some reason it does not fall asleep for a long time). This only makes using a keyboard like this comfortably difficult, at least on some PCs.
Pros
- - The keyboard and mouse are in a very comfortable design. I spend the entire day on a computer, yet my hands never get tired. - Convenient center cutout makes it easy to use the keyboard with one hand. - An easily accessible separate block containing numbers. It can be relocated to any convenient location or removed entirely. - The presence of a calculator-opening button on the number block. - Covers in the battery compartment on magnets, very useful. - an additional, magnet-based attachment that raises the height of the keyboard.
Cons
- The soft foam wrist rest on the keyboard gets soiled and cannot be cleaned.
Pros
- Curved, smaller than Natural 4000 (a good solution to take out the digital block), wireless, short stroke,
Cons
- Unsuccessful 2nd right columns of keys, mouse for an amateur, only the play button can be configured on the keyboard, unstable operation of the mouse is already possible at a distance of 1-1.5m, the keyboard is still noisy, but quieter than 4000
Pros
- Beautiful keyboard, separate numeric keypad, keyboard ergonomics
Cons
- The materials are very poor, different types of power devices in the elements of the kit.
