- #QWERKYWRITER KEYBOARD REVIEW PORTABLE#
- #QWERKYWRITER KEYBOARD REVIEW ANDROID#
- #QWERKYWRITER KEYBOARD REVIEW BLUETOOTH#
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#QWERKYWRITER KEYBOARD REVIEW BLUETOOTH#
The Qwerkywriter is my favorite Bluetooth keyboard so far. QwerkyToys stated that the battery could last up to 3 months. I’ve used it heavily for nearly 2 months and I still haven’t charged the keyboard even once. The battery life of the Bluetooth typewriter is amazing. The keyboard will sleep automatically when I don’t use it and as soon as I touch a key, it wakes up and ready to work again. The Bluetooth connection is really awesome as I’ve never lost the connection between the keyboard and my computer. Unfortunately, we will lose all function keys like brightness, volume, or music controls. We can use the QwertyToys logo button as the Command button on Mac.
However, I get used to it in about 2 weeks and now it is impossible to come back. I had to rest my wrists on the table and the keys are very tall. It was a little uncomfortable when I changed from my Macbook’s keyboard to this one.
The switches are more durable than Cherry MX Blue switches and there is a little less resistance when you press keys, therefore, it won’t be as noisy when you type on the keyboard. They have the same design as Cherry MX switches but you might feel some differences here. However, a lot of things have changed and now you can see the switches everywhere, including Razer and SteelSeries products. Many people hate Kailh switches because they had terrible quality a few years ago. Have you ever heard typing can be addictive?Īs mentioned earlier, the keyboard uses Kailh Blue mechanical switches. It is excellent in any case, that’s a satisfying experience that you will never have with chiclet keyboards. I use the Qwerkywriter as an external keyboard for my desktop as well as a Bluetooth keyboard for my tablet. Nothing can beat the combination of a tactile clicky feel of a mechanical keyboard and a retro style. The power switch can be found on the right corner while the Bluetooth pairing button and the microUSB port are located on the back. I’d be surprised if anyone could put it into a backpack.
#QWERKYWRITER KEYBOARD REVIEW PORTABLE#
However, it can’t be considered a portable keyboard for your tablet because it’s still too bulky. The product is fairly lightweight for its size, it weighs less than 3lbs. Notice that you can’t change the angle of your tablet. I use it with my 9.7-inch Google Pixel C and they really look great together.
#QWERKYWRITER KEYBOARD REVIEW ANDROID#
There is a tablet stand near the back of the keyboard, so you can easily place an iPad or Android tablet there. I just hate that the chrome parts surrounding the keycaps already have some nicks and dents out of the box, these must be a defect during manufacturing process. All keycaps have a concave surface, so it feels so natural when you touch the keys. We will talk more about its performance in the next part. The keyboard is equipped with Kailh Blue mechanical switches due to the shortage of Cherry MX switches. I really love the return lever despite the fact that I’m almost not using it. I leave the return bar as the Enter key because that’s its original function. Just press the Fn button and push the lever to the right, input some keys and hold FN+lever again to save the macro. It could remind you of the old time that we were typing on a typewriter because of vintage key caps, decorative platen knobs on 2 sides and a metallic carriage return lever on the left corner.īy default, the return lever acts as an Enter key, however, you can easily assign a macro of up to 5 keys to the lever. The build quality is amazing as the whole body is made of aluminum. The product does not only look good, it feels good as well.
A few thousands of dollars were totally out of my budget, so the Qwerkywriter was my best choice. Actually, I found out another great-looking keyboard but it was so rare and expensive.
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