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

Name: Microsoft N9Z-00003 Wireless All-in-One Media Keyboard - Canadian French (QWERTY)
Item: Microsoft N9Z-00003 Wireless All-in-One Media Keyboard - Canadian French (QWERTY)
Rating: 4

July 10, 2023

I am completely satisfied, item complies with description.

Everything is in working order if you are a user who is not particularly demanding.
When it comes to work efficiency, virtually. In the event that you have ever worked with Synaptics touchpads or Razer wired keyboards, you are aware that there are some concessions that must be made.

According to other reviews, after you hit Fn + CAPSlock (it's not for nothing that the lock icon is drawn on the "caps"), the F-keys no longer require you to press Fn in order to work properly, as is customary for everyone.
You can access Home and End by pressing the Fn key in conjunction with the left arrow key or the right arrow key, respectively.
Ins = Fn+\

Pros

Excellent touchpad (the scrolling with two fingers is inverted by default, however this may be altered). considerably though it is considerably narrower than usual, the layout is quite convenient, and blind typing was completed without any issues. Regular wireless operation Convenient volume buttons Afterwards, there is a handy "left click" button on the left. You may quickly move components around the full screen by dragging and dropping them using Escape.

Cons

Pressing Home, End, and FN Lock is the non-obvious solution (see below!). By default (when FN-lock is enabled) Alt+F4 initiates SLEEP. This feature can be removed, but once it is, nothing else can be assigned to its button, and you will still need to press Alt+Fn+F4 in order to cycle between the available applications. There is neither a separate button for the Home, End, Insert, or Print Screen functions, nor is there a context menu. Caps lock cannot be remapped. The only functions that may be changed using the native application are those associated with the F4 button and the three buttons located above the touchpad. While doing so, you can designate ANY action (the same Home or MMB) to only one of them - the one on the left! The other two are either capable of running a program, or they are completely inactive. It is not possible to assign a click to the middle mouse button when using the touchpad. No Bluetooth; you'll have to give up one of your USB ports.