Review on Keyboard + mouse set Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop Black USB, black by Micha Micha ᠌

In general, the keyboard is easy to use, but there are a few things that bother me about it: - I have no clue why the break key had to be eliminated and why a calculator had to be installed in its stead. Users of the Punto switcher should get ready to remap the layout conversion from break to insert. Neither key tweaker nor msklc will put the break back where it was before you used them. - The insert itself moved to the printscreen for some unknown reason, making room for the divider, which is now far larger than it would have been otherwise. - Perhaps the most contentious solution is the function switch. In other words, the Fn key in the upper right corner has been replaced by a switch in its place. It is more convenient for me to use it while I have a dislocated shoulder, but after the shoulder has healed I will stop using it. let's see in general. - There are not any individual additional keys (for things like the media center or the internet, for example). They work in conjunction with the function keys from F1 to F12. by the use of the function switch, access to them. I never required them, thus I believe that making this sacrifice for the purpose of compactness is acceptable and even warranted. - The fact that Microsoft has a standard size left shift - space that is separated into two sections (simply know it:) is something that has brought me a great deal of joy. This is the worst keyboard program I have ever seen; it's made by Microsoft and it's called Mouse and Keyboard Control Center. You are only given the ability to change the function of one key on this keyboard, and that key is the play/pause button. I really hope that in the future they will make it better. Despite all of its flaws, I'm rather satisfied with the keyboard. The absence of Break is by far the most disappointing aspect.