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BrandKeysonic
Item Height
31 millimetres
Item Width24.5 centimetres
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- Wireless mini-keyboard with built-in touchpad and 2 mouse-analogue function keys
- Full functionality of a standard layout keyboard due to built- in numeric keypad and 12 function keys
- Extremely silent stroke and tactile feedback due to high- quality "X-Type" membrane technology
- Hot Swap and "Plug & Play" installation without special driver
- Ideal use for: home theatre, conference and presentation facilities and mobile applications, as well as for modern office environments
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Wireless mini-keyboard with built-in touchpad and 2 mouse-analogue function keys Powerful and reliable radio-frequency transmission at 2.4 GHz... For use with an HTPC, as well as on the living room table and in a professional area such as a server cabinet.
The new Keysonic keyboard excels through pleasant handling and convincing quality. The 2.4 GHz radio frequency technology makes the built-in touchpad fast-reacting and precise; whilst the high-quality aluminium gives the keyboard an elegant appearance.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
I have now purchased 3 of these keyboards for use with my Apple Mac Mini's, they have all worked straight from the box with very simple setting up. I would like to be able to purchase the dongle individually in case of damage to the one supplied.
Does what is says on the box but the battery life is not as good as Keysonics other product...
Keysonic ACK-540RF Wireless Mini Keyboard with Built in Touchpad
Not only is the battery life better but the ACF-540RF is a much better looking design and it is nicer to hold with rounded corners which makes it a more comfortable keyboard to use.
Keysonic ACK-540RF Wireless Mini Keyboard with Built in Touchpad
Not only is the battery life better but the ACF-540RF is a much better looking design and it is nicer to hold with rounded corners which makes it a more comfortable keyboard to use.
I recently moved back home from university and being a bit short on space I decided to use my TV as a monitor and buy a wireless keyboard with a track pad. After much deliberation I decided on the KeySonic ACK-540 RF+ Keyboard.
First impressions were good, out of the box it looked good and the soft touch plastic felt good and tactile, although the keys don't have the same feel of quality.
For the most part the keyboard has worked well, however there are a few niggles that spoil an otherwise good product.
-There's no light to say whether the Num Lock or the Caps Lock, is on or off which can be frustrating. This is a particular problem if your computer has a password and you have to sign in as for some reason it is seemingly impossible to turn off the Num Lock until the computer is on. I found it easier to remove the password instead of plugging in my old keyboard each time I restart my computer.
-If you leave the keyboard switched on but not in use for a while (around 15 minutes), it disconnects itself from the computer. You then have to switch it off and on again usually once or twice for it to reconnect.
-Occasionally it misses out letters as you type which can be frustrating.
-I have found the battery life to be okay as it has only just flashed up with the low battery warning light after about a month of use.
All in all not brilliant but not terrible. Just a few niggles let down an otherwise good product.
First impressions were good, out of the box it looked good and the soft touch plastic felt good and tactile, although the keys don't have the same feel of quality.
For the most part the keyboard has worked well, however there are a few niggles that spoil an otherwise good product.
-There's no light to say whether the Num Lock or the Caps Lock, is on or off which can be frustrating. This is a particular problem if your computer has a password and you have to sign in as for some reason it is seemingly impossible to turn off the Num Lock until the computer is on. I found it easier to remove the password instead of plugging in my old keyboard each time I restart my computer.
-If you leave the keyboard switched on but not in use for a while (around 15 minutes), it disconnects itself from the computer. You then have to switch it off and on again usually once or twice for it to reconnect.
-Occasionally it misses out letters as you type which can be frustrating.
-I have found the battery life to be okay as it has only just flashed up with the low battery warning light after about a month of use.
All in all not brilliant but not terrible. Just a few niggles let down an otherwise good product.
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