+Angery Its not all about the speed. Personally its about the feed back that you get, i garuantee that I can type at about the same speed on every keyboard that has the same layout because that is what im used to, but if its linear its harder to feel when it activates, same with some rubber domes. Also i notice some fatigue when i use my keyboard at work that I have not encountered at home. Granted at home in not typing numbers and emails for hours at a time.
You don't really need a mechanical keyboard to have the same performance. I use Logitech Silence professional lineup of wireless keyboards and they offer the same or even better gaming performance and daily tasks. Only thing is the larger foot print. Same goes with their MX revolution / performance mices vs something like their g700.
I know this sounds really shallow, but I actually bought this keyboard based on its looks and how it would visually compliment my set up. It’s functionality is a bonus. It really is a beautiful piece of kit.
Just got this keyboard today. Didn't even know all the options and typing on it is fantastic. As for the dial in Premiere, it's hella better than zooming and moving the mouse to get to that EXACT moment in the video you want to make a cut or insert text, so it's a total win for me just for that alone. And it's precise.
Yeah, Logitech should just use the built-in Windows Dial API which makes Logitech job easier and have more apps compatible with it, actually any app that will use Windows Dial API. There is really no need to have proprietary solution on Windows anyways, on Macs yeah since there seems to be no built-in feature on macOS for dial-type peripherals. Also even better to have fingerprint scanner too for Windows Hello authentication. There is so much space they can add stuff without making it ugly. Like you've said, I rather get a mechanical and Surface Dial instead of this. I like the look of this keyboard, but the price with its limited proprietary functionality is a bummer. It doesn't even come with detachable palmers.
I think they have to include that anyway for Windows version that doesn't have the dial API (8.1 and below). But still, they should make use of native dial API whenever available. Hope they include it in later firmware updates, it would make it much more worthwhile.
Just bought it, love it, the keys are so easy to use, I type without ever looking at the keyboard and this makes it easy to type with the rounded circles on each key. I'm very happy with this purchase.
I feel like at $200 you should get so much more from this keyboard. The way it looks now, it seems like it shouldnt go passed $100. Maybe if tbey add more functions (possibly an extra dial or other dedicated media controls), improved battery, adjustable inclination, and a more premium build, only after things like that ill consider it to be justified at $200
It's cool for web browsing and volume control... but those Office "productivity" shortcuts are really just gimmicks. Also, everyone flipping out over the price: it's wireless, it's beautiful, it has many features. Yes it's suspiciously Apple-like but many people like me would pay the premium simply for the color matching with an MX mouse, and the minimalism it adds to a desktop.
Great review, thank you. You made buying a fairly expensive keyboard a simple decision. I want to add how refreshing it is for a reviewer to spend the whole time talking about the product and not about themselves!
Alot of creative people live and die by their keyboard shortcuts. This keyboard looks awesome, but I'm not sure the wheel alone makes me want to upgrade.
idiot this is Ferrari in keyboards what I am typing right now from. and no typo. and the shark skin on the keys ? and the serious alloy on frame ? it is fucking heavy. you will see. And the wheel sometimes works sometimes I don`t give shit :)
I have always loved Logitech products. This keyboard and their G603/613 series are definitely on my radar of items to look at in the near future. Thank you for sharing.
Dmitry knows how to professionally do Ads so that you don't feel like you're watching an Ad. I really appreciate how much work and effort he puts into Ad reads.
they made a keyboard with a scroll wheel on the left side of the keyboard, it was so awesome, such fast and accurate scrolling, I still miss that keyboard (Logitech Internet Navigator keyboard), way better then the stupid crappy infinite scroll on their mouses, I hate that, especially when it switches by middle click making it unusable then
Or you can keep your keyboard and by Palette Gear starter kit for the same price which includes a dial plus two buttons and a slider, and you can customize it and upgrade it anytime.
I am sorry that you haven't mentioned the active dial feedback - to be more precise the mode shift from "digital" (when controling the chrome tabs) to "analog" (when setting volume)... I love it!
You make a really professional video. Using Logitech today and looking into current 2018-19 models for improvements and the wheel, if it works would be phenomenal for working in Excel. Good work and thank you.
Every time he said Craft Keyboard I thought about cheese lol. But for $200 no for me. I like the keyboard, and it would be a nice addition to mobility for me, but it would be more enticing at $100-$130, that would be a good sale.
At $200 Ill stick with my keyboard shortcuts when using Photoshop, The dial seems really nice to control certain things., but shortcuts can do most of everything it does.
R U TEEN or .. idiot this is Ferrari in keyboards what I am typing right now from. and no typo. and the shark skin on the keys ? and the serious alloy on frame ? it is fucking heavy. you will see. Yes you fucker pay normal license with upgrades to be a serious designer! MTF
I need this keyboard. Although I agree with you with the symbols on the keyboard (eg: cmd | alt), I have to say this is incredibly useful because I'd use just like my MX3: cross platforms (Mac & Windows). I've seen some other iterations, but this seems to be the one it delivers it better.
ww998w[Gamel] This annoys me so much. They release the new version of the mx master which has micro usb. A couple of weeks later they release a keyboard that would perfectly complement the mouse and it has usb-c.
can't agree more, the one make the decision without type-c mxmaster2 should be fired. but meanwhile i am still happy with my mxmaster1, will wait for the next with type-c
Always nice to get extra USB-C cables just by buying a product. I was happy about it in my review. Although, the battery life of this keyboard is terrible!
Preordered it about a week ago. The dial seems like a pretty cool little gizmo, sure. I'll probably end up using it quite a lot. But the main reason I bought this keyboard is because it just looks amazing. I'm a sucker for great industrial design, and no other company designs peripherals quite as well as Logitech. All those "gaming" keyboards usually look like something from a prepubescent kid's wet fantasy (complete with multicolored RGB backlighting) This thing, on the other hand, is simple, minimalistic, but at the same time packed with features. Also, it'll look amazing next to my new 34" HP Envy curved All-in-One. Can't wait till October!
Cool keyboard. Not worth$200. Better battery, more customization features, macros, complete control over the dial. Then maybe it'll be worth the $200 price tag
I thought the whole top part would be touch sensitive and do something (like you could tap or slide your finger across it), turns out all it has is also a great description for whoever made it, a touch sensitive knob.
You need to try one. I bought a regular Microsoft keyboard and couldn't live with it. I trialled the Craft for a week and it needs to be used to be fully appreciated. It's £145 in the UK and I've gone with it. Most people won't care but, if it matters, it's hard to find anything better.
This keyboard looks great. I personally hate the big mechanical keyboards everyone has to use these days. It's a little too pricey for me though, it would be nice if they could have the same thing only without the dial if that would make it cheaper.
You don't need to have a big keyboard to have a mechanical keyboard. These do not go hand-in-hand. If you were to say that "gaming" keyboards are big, than yes - I would agree that they are in fact generally larger but this is only due to their added features(Volume/Macro keys for example which take up more real estate) My G413, and Vara keyboards both have a an identical footprint as a standard membrane keyboard.
I just meant the big, loud keys that sound (and feel) like they were made in 1980 to me. I just prefer the feel of a thin keyboard, like this one or even the Apple's keyboards. I've been using a big and clunky rgb Razer keyboard lately and I just can't get used to it, so I'm in the market for something more like this.. but this is just too expensive for what you get.
There are lots of cheap 20-30 logitech and other brand keyboards at local electronic stores that have shallow Chiclets keys similar to a laptop/mac keyboard which correct me if i'm wrong - is what you seem to be aiming for. Even dell has shallow keyboards.
My feedback in my review was that while only the upper part is metal, the plastic is premium plastic. It at least feels good. And my jumps on the keyboard did not do any damage to it. (yes, I actually was standing on the keyboard) It does lightly bend in middle though. The battery life is certainly not premium though!
"I cant scientiffically test the speed" Yes you can. Run a 1 minute clock and type a text on both keyboards. There are websites for this. Doesn´t really show the actuation speed but the real life example is much more valuable for the customer. Also i wonder if one could code the dial to just work on any slider you hover the mouse over that would be good. Great video. :D
For 200 dollars this is retarded it is a 30 dollar keyboard with a dial that should be seperate if you think about it. Most creators are already accustomed to the hardware and dont have the time or just don't want to change their keyboard cause the paid a lot of money for it. What I think Logitech should have done is take the knob like they have in the z333 and put the features that they have in the dial on the keyboard in there priced at around 50 dollars because there is nothing really like this on the market. This would give people the flexibility they would want and make it a great product. Sorry for the rant but I had to say this. 😰
3:18 Two "alt" buttons really confusing, have to agree there. The Win key called "start"? Why not logo? Licensing issues? 4:39 they could encode there 8 profiles as binary toggles (010, 101 etc) 6:40 They also could easily add multitap and longtap there. Also the trigger duration of the taps. IMO - not worth it for that price.
Hey, are you sure the proximity sensor is really in top right corner? While doing my own review, i actually found out, that it's most probably located in lower edge, so it's not IR sensor, but more likely some kind of inductive or capacitive proximity sensor. You can try to move your hand vertically down to the keyboard, it won't detect you. If you are sure, that the senzor is that little dot, I should rewrite that part of review, but i think it's only LED.
As much as I'd love to have a analog/mechanical volume knob on my keyboard, not for that price :) Should put one on the other side to use them as an etch a sketch
6:00 for dial information
Thx
Thank you good sir
"This dial controls everything!" but we don't have any relevant info about it until almost halfway through the video.
THANKYOU!
HaydenHatTrick I recall watching your plasma ball vid ages ago.. huh
Hang on, this wasn't Austin at all!
why would you think he was Austin ?
8:02
He also uses linustechtips style graphs on 9:39 and before
Cooler master keyboard sponsoring Logitech keyboard haahahaha
I thought the same 😂😂
Almost got excited, then remembered Logitech's pricing scheme...
You're a pricing scheme.
How dare you. I'm a pricing scheme.
yes logitech always scamming people cheap keyboards and mice
Cheap.
Ah! Good one!
head chuck I disagree, with logitech keyboards and mice you are getting a sturdy, satisfying experience. But their headsets are pretty bad
The audio in these videos sound sooo clear! ♥️
200$? they are learning from apple..
PanzerFaustFurious ikr
these pc people problems. MacBooks touchpad can do more then this shit including a mouse
+Chillhoof true, i actually like iphones. Just overpriced.
PanzerFaustFurious Android's superior, you beta.
Androids are becoming just as overpriced now. But realistically, can't see this being worth $200... For just a wheel...
I'll wait for the CRAFT Dial by itself. Or in a set. Maybe with some sliders. Basically a cheaper Logitech version of Palette Gear. Yeah, that.
If it was mechanical or if it was priced at 100$, it would be a much easier sell.
@ Savva Moser : You means Cherry MX Blue keyboards ? because all of my co-workers say they really like to type on my Topre keyboard xD
Knightcore Mechanical is so overrated.
Gorilla Jones I can type with mechanical keyboards way faster But thats just my experience
+Angery Its not all about the speed. Personally its about the feed back that you get, i garuantee that I can type at about the same speed on every keyboard that has the same layout because that is what im used to, but if its linear its harder to feel when it activates, same with some rubber domes. Also i notice some fatigue when i use my keyboard at work that I have not encountered at home. Granted at home in not typing numbers and emails for hours at a time.
You don't really need a mechanical keyboard to have the same performance. I use Logitech Silence professional lineup of wireless keyboards and they offer the same or even better gaming performance and daily tasks. Only thing is the larger foot print. Same goes with their MX revolution / performance mices vs something like their g700.
I know this sounds really shallow, but I actually bought this keyboard based on its looks and how it would visually compliment my set up. It’s functionality is a bonus. It really is a beautiful piece of kit.
bout to do the same thing
The dial seems useful to me, I would love to see it as a standalone device like the Surface Dial.
200 dollars wtf
Just got this keyboard today. Didn't even know all the options and typing on it is fantastic. As for the dial in Premiere, it's hella better than zooming and moving the mouse to get to that EXACT moment in the video you want to make a cut or insert text, so it's a total win for me just for that alone. And it's precise.
Iiiiik
Iiiiik
I wish the dial have used windows wheels API instead of Logitech's own software. And at this price I'd get a machenical keyboard and a surface dial.
Yeah, Logitech should just use the built-in Windows Dial API which makes Logitech job easier and have more apps compatible with it, actually any app that will use Windows Dial API. There is really no need to have proprietary solution on Windows anyways, on Macs yeah since there seems to be no built-in feature on macOS for dial-type peripherals.
Also even better to have fingerprint scanner too for Windows Hello authentication. There is so much space they can add stuff without making it ugly.
Like you've said, I rather get a mechanical and Surface Dial instead of this. I like the look of this keyboard, but the price with its limited proprietary functionality is a bummer. It doesn't even come with detachable palmers.
I would suggest to let Logitech know it was stupid idea... like spam them every day for the next week or something...
I think they have to include that anyway for Windows version that doesn't have the dial API (8.1 and below). But still, they should make use of native dial API whenever available. Hope they include it in later firmware updates, it would make it much more worthwhile.
Ptrk Hrnk that never really works
Just bought it, love it, the keys are so easy to use, I type without ever looking at the keyboard and this makes it easy to type with the rounded circles on each key. I'm very happy with this purchase.
The aesthetics of Hardware Canucks videos are just mind blowing!
I feel like at $200 you should get so much more from this keyboard. The way it looks now, it seems like it shouldnt go passed $100. Maybe if tbey add more functions (possibly an extra dial or other dedicated media controls), improved battery, adjustable inclination, and a more premium build, only after things like that ill consider it to be justified at $200
John Esparza find a backlit, wireless, well built keyboard for 100.-
Fresh cuts dude
Amazing Video mate - great job!
(if only more videos on youtube were made with this much style)
Taran from LTT made a video on his channel. He said this was the best knob EVER.
Man! Your voice is really amazing. Calm and awesome to listen to
It's cool for web browsing and volume control... but those Office "productivity" shortcuts are really just gimmicks.
Also, everyone flipping out over the price: it's wireless, it's beautiful, it has many features. Yes it's suspiciously Apple-like but many people like me would pay the premium simply for the color matching with an MX mouse, and the minimalism it adds to a desktop.
Man the adds in your videos are professionally made. Very satisfying to watch.
Dang, I love that ad in the beginning! (well done and entertaining :)
Oddly satisfying
Great review, thank you. You made buying a fairly expensive keyboard a simple decision. I want to add how refreshing it is for a reviewer to spend the whole time talking about the product and not about themselves!
Alot of creative people live and die by their keyboard shortcuts. This keyboard looks awesome, but I'm not sure the wheel alone makes me want to upgrade.
idiot this is Ferrari in keyboards what I am typing right now from. and no typo. and the shark skin on the keys ? and the serious alloy on frame ? it is fucking heavy. you will see. And the wheel sometimes works sometimes I don`t give shit :)
I have always loved Logitech products. This keyboard and their G603/613 series are definitely on my radar of items to look at in the near future. Thank you for sharing.
I know you all usually edit in a Windows environment. Has anyone used it in a Mac environment? I would like to try this keyboard for FCPX.
Hey guys this is Austin!
Michael Novak wrong channel
+Jarr You didnt watch the whole video did you?
No, you are Michael...
AlphaMc111 I stopped 1 minute left I lost intrest tbh
Dmitry knows how to professionally do Ads so that you don't feel like you're watching an Ad. I really appreciate how much work and effort he puts into Ad reads.
I fell like having that wheel standalone by itself or placed on the left of the keyboard would be better for productivity and ergonomics.
they made a keyboard with a scroll wheel on the left side of the keyboard, it was so awesome, such fast and accurate scrolling, I still miss that keyboard (Logitech Internet Navigator keyboard), way better then the stupid crappy infinite scroll on their mouses, I hate that, especially when it switches by middle click making it unusable then
yes, it's called surface dial.
Dmitry's advertisements are insanely awesome. They are better than most of the real ad's found on TV and TH-cam.
Great video! Can't wait to test ours!
This channel's promos are the ABSOLUTE BEST on TH-cam. Period.
Why is the "tech" missing in the logo?
More "sleek" design you know
logitech rebrand since the mx master 2s came out as far as i know
Logitech has been going by "Logi" for awhile now and have recently started branding they're higher end products as "Logi".
They don't care about the tech anymore
They rebranded their logo as "Logi" back in 2015.
LOL, love the shoutout..."Hey guys, this is Austin!"!!!!
A link to the wallpaper you have would be nice.
Yes Please anyone
GM ThenQ m8 ♥️
GM You da real MVP
I just started using the Craft a few minutes ago and I'm pretty excited about it.
Sooooo, it's a laptop keyboard with a surface dial strapped to it.
Cool
I love this channel the most
Or you can keep your keyboard and by Palette Gear starter kit for the same price which includes a dial plus two buttons and a slider, and you can customize it and upgrade it anytime.
You have a very soothing voice.
Good to listen to if you can't sleep.
Logitech is stepping up their game
LaPendejo it seems like they're stepping up their prices too
true
Kirotone LOL
It isn't even a mechanical keyboard.
Along with there prices...
The production quality is through the roof.
5:50 for the real deal
I am sorry that you haven't mentioned the active dial feedback - to be more precise the mode shift from "digital" (when controling the chrome tabs) to "analog" (when setting volume)... I love it!
Eber your videos are awesome i really love them......!
justin bieber squad that's Eber...
wtf xDDDDDDDD
justin bieber squad troll
You make a really professional video. Using Logitech today and looking into current 2018-19 models for improvements and the wheel, if it works would be phenomenal for working in Excel. Good work and thank you.
Every time he said Craft Keyboard I thought about cheese lol. But for $200 no for me. I like the keyboard, and it would be a nice addition to mobility for me, but it would be more enticing at $100-$130, that would be a good sale.
The price will probably drop down to $50 on Black Friday lol
Man this was a great video and my first time with your channel and I’m just easily impressed
Loving the haircut, bruv! X
Hardware Canucks never fails in making quality content!
At $200 Ill stick with my keyboard shortcuts when using Photoshop, The dial seems really nice to control certain things., but shortcuts can do most of everything it does.
R U TEEN or .. idiot this is Ferrari in keyboards what I am typing right now from. and no typo. and the shark skin on the keys ? and the serious alloy on frame ? it is fucking heavy. you will see. Yes you fucker pay normal license with upgrades to be a serious designer! MTF
HardwareCanucks has some of the best cinematography on any tech review Chanel
Useless...
There's already a rotating knob for most desktops... mouse-wheel
9:09 how did you create such a wonderful chart?
12:12 WRF???? USB Type C ..... OMFG
2:36 how its work the touch line?
This has been the EXACT functionality i've been looking for. If there's DaVinci Resolve support & if only the board was ~$100, then I'd buy it!
yeah it works
I need this keyboard. Although I agree with you with the symbols on the keyboard (eg: cmd | alt), I have to say this is incredibly useful because I'd use just like my MX3: cross platforms (Mac & Windows). I've seen some other iterations, but this seems to be the one it delivers it better.
nice! usb-c charging, waiting mx master to change to usb-c
ww998w[Gamel] This annoys me so much. They release the new version of the mx master which has micro usb. A couple of weeks later they release a keyboard that would perfectly complement the mouse and it has usb-c.
can't agree more, the one make the decision without type-c mxmaster2 should be fired. but meanwhile i am still happy with my mxmaster1, will wait for the next with type-c
Always nice to get extra USB-C cables just by buying a product. I was happy about it in my review. Although, the battery life of this keyboard is terrible!
Nice video. I was on the fence between the K750 Or 800, but getting this one!
Nice new hairdo Eber.
Preordered it about a week ago.
The dial seems like a pretty cool little gizmo, sure. I'll probably end up using it quite a lot.
But the main reason I bought this keyboard is because it just looks amazing.
I'm a sucker for great industrial design, and no other company designs peripherals quite as well as Logitech.
All those "gaming" keyboards usually look like something from a prepubescent kid's wet fantasy (complete with multicolored RGB backlighting)
This thing, on the other hand, is simple, minimalistic, but at the same time packed with features.
Also, it'll look amazing next to my new 34" HP Envy curved All-in-One.
Can't wait till October!
Hey guys, this is Austin!
If you could buy that dial separately that would be awesome!
Many of us have good keyboards, but want the features of the dial.
Cool keyboard. Not worth$200. Better battery, more customization features, macros, complete control over the dial. Then maybe it'll be worth the $200 price tag
I thought the whole top part would be touch sensitive and do something (like you could tap or slide your finger across it), turns out all it has is also a great description for whoever made it, a touch sensitive knob.
Is that a new hairstyle?
DWAIPAYAN SEN The same but with a slightly unprofessional fade.
Eber you are awesome i love the way you review the product love
haircut lookin slick
great review -will be picking one up after seeing this
Membrane keyboard > 10$
Membrane keyboard but with a dial > 200$
Mechant EXACTLY! People are fucking morons. I'm surprised Apple didn't come up with this. lol
Even on a Logitech video people find ways to bash Apple... *rolleyes*
@@TheDareD3vil because it's sooo easy
its not membrame..
You need to try one. I bought a regular Microsoft keyboard and couldn't live with it. I trialled the Craft for a week and it needs to be used to be fully appreciated. It's £145 in the UK and I've gone with it. Most people won't care but, if it matters, it's hard to find anything better.
Many thanks for this, great review.
You can get a super ergonomic keyboard for that much
Your keyboard ad was actually hilarious, lol.
This keyboard looks great. I personally hate the big mechanical keyboards everyone has to use these days. It's a little too pricey for me though, it would be nice if they could have the same thing only without the dial if that would make it cheaper.
You don't need to have a big keyboard to have a mechanical keyboard. These do not go hand-in-hand. If you were to say that "gaming" keyboards are big, than yes - I would agree that they are in fact generally larger but this is only due to their added features(Volume/Macro keys for example which take up more real estate) My G413, and Vara keyboards both have a an identical footprint as a standard membrane keyboard.
I just meant the big, loud keys that sound (and feel) like they were made in 1980 to me. I just prefer the feel of a thin keyboard, like this one or even the Apple's keyboards. I've been using a big and clunky rgb Razer keyboard lately and I just can't get used to it, so I'm in the market for something more like this.. but this is just too expensive for what you get.
Tim Kline Absolutely agree. I think the logitech solar keyboard k750. Just the right amount of travel for me.
Check out hp elite wireless v2
There are lots of cheap 20-30 logitech and other brand keyboards at local electronic stores that have shallow Chiclets keys similar to a laptop/mac keyboard which correct me if i'm wrong - is what you seem to be aiming for. Even dell has shallow keyboards.
@HardwareCanucks Is there a keyboard like this without the dial?
Stopped watching when realized its not even metal and costs 200$ rofl
Raven A good for you.
Assuming that metal is always superior in manufacturing is completely amateur. It is also why I know this guy and yourself knows diddly.
I will suggest touching the keyboard and I am sure you will think differently.
My feedback in my review was that while only the upper part is metal, the plastic is premium plastic. It at least feels good. And my jumps on the keyboard did not do any damage to it. (yes, I actually was standing on the keyboard) It does lightly bend in middle though. The battery life is certainly not premium though!
IT IS METAL AND FUCKING HEAVY.. I AM TYPING ON IT RIGHT NOW! AND BELIEVE ME I AM SO EXCITED! LIKE TO TO CLICK A A CLIT :D REALLY!
"I cant scientiffically test the speed" Yes you can. Run a 1 minute clock and type a text on both keyboards. There are websites for this. Doesn´t really show the actuation speed but the real life example is much more valuable for the customer. Also i wonder if one could code the dial to just work on any slider you hover the mouse over that would be good. Great video. :D
Is there any phrase more pretentious than "Optimise your workflow"
ascullydotcom Sounds professional to me. Maybe you're just a different kind of person.
ascullydotcom If you make money by the job then optimizing your work makes you more money
2 jobs per day > 1 Job per day
more like: 1,01 jobs per day > 1 job per day
You can optimize the optimization of your workflow by not spending $200 on a fashion accessory.
ascullydotcom but dude.. it's a membrane laptop keyboard.. WITH A KNOB! Tell me this isn't what you've waited your whole life for!
traveling with this craft keyboard would be in the carry on luggage or checked luggage?
For 200 dollars this is retarded it is a 30 dollar keyboard with a dial that should be seperate if you think about it. Most creators are already accustomed to the hardware and dont have the time or just don't want to change their keyboard cause the paid a lot of money for it. What I think Logitech should have done is take the knob like they have in the z333 and put the features that they have in the dial on the keyboard in there priced at around 50 dollars because there is nothing really like this on the market. This would give people the flexibility they would want and make it a great product. Sorry for the rant but I had to say this. 😰
As always, very informative video.
can it dial back feminism?
LMFAO
Hell I'd pay 5K for a keyboard if it did that!
Oh my god this is honestly the coolest sponsor section I've seen in a video.
Logitech Crap Keyboard
What makes it crap?
Huge props to Logitech for adopting USB-C.
HardwareCanucks ads : Majesty, perfection, efficient ad.
LTT ads : HAVE YOU SEEN THIS AWESOME COMPANY ? PLEASE BUY THEM SOMETHING !!!!!
What is the background music you used in your sponsored video at the beginning of this video (the one with Dmitri typing on a keyboard).
What is that mini soundbar setup you have?
This channel really knows how to do sponsor messages xD
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I could see that scroll being useful in FCPX when moving through the timeline
@hardwarecanucks what is your desktop speaker? I'm looking for a new one and yours looks pretty sweet
3:18 Two "alt" buttons really confusing, have to agree there.
The Win key called "start"? Why not logo? Licensing issues?
4:39 they could encode there 8 profiles as binary toggles (010, 101 etc)
6:40 They also could easily add multitap and longtap there. Also the trigger duration of the taps.
IMO - not worth it for that price.
Hey, are you sure the proximity sensor is really in top right corner? While doing my own review, i actually found out, that it's most probably located in lower edge, so it's not IR sensor, but more likely some kind of inductive or capacitive proximity sensor. You can try to move your hand vertically down to the keyboard, it won't detect you. If you are sure, that the senzor is that little dot, I should rewrite that part of review, but i think it's only LED.
Awesome review!
Your voice is extremely soothing
5:45 Straight to the dial. You are welcome
Great Review.
Solid quality
As much as I'd love to have a analog/mechanical volume knob on my keyboard, not for that price :)
Should put one on the other side to use them as an etch a sketch
I want that dail stand alone!
Great review! (Also you have a really nice voice)
goddamn such a nice keyboard and mice combo design wise