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

This model served all of its purposes during the year that I had the opportunity to utilize it. In fact, I enjoy to "click" buttons because I work as a copywriter. According to what I understand, it markets itself as a keyboard for Smart TVs and set-top boxes for Android TVs, but it actually works fairly well with a PC. The keystroke is a little odd. The peculiarity is that when you push a key, it doesn't immediately depress; instead, there is a little resistance before it depresses. There are no issues with the layout itself; it is flawless, and all of the function keys are exactly what I require, with one exception. screen printing. Yes, sadly, it is not present; taking screenshots requires the usage of a keyboard shortcut. Such a key is really important for me, but I have already found a substitute. With the help of the Share key, you can upload a screenshot to any program, such as Outlook, and then save it wherever you'd want. Obviously a bicycle, but with wheels. Windows 10 loads the driver automatically, but I manually installed the keyboard application that I had downloaded from an external website because I needed the "Search" key a lot. As a result, I had to uninstall the program. A few essential features are built into the driver software itself, such as the ability to launch an application by hitting one of the three buttons (Home, Multimedia, or File System Browser). The media key typically launches the music program Groove. Even on the Facebook page or another player, for example, the keys for altering the melody function well. The casing itself creaks when lightly pressed, some keys play, etc.; initially, it appears as though it has been used, even though it was in a movie. On a brand-new keyboard, for instance, the volume key fractures when I begin to nudge it with my finger. The keys have held up over time, remaining quiet and unscratched.