Class Design keyboard with tiny defects Rapoo E9070

I had this keyboard for the first time class in the domestic media market in his hand and took it. However, you have them there not at the price as at Amazon, also unfortunately only in black. The missing touch panel instead of Num-Blocks missing here luckily - While this is visually a nice gimmick but is not really to use as such on closer inspection. Because of this, and of course the fact that I did not want to give up a Num-block, the choice fell on the E9070 described here.

The keys themselves are large so that falls a mistype almost gone, only to the slightly different dimensions of this keyboard takes some getting used. In addition, while it is true that the keyboard has the characteristics of a laptop keyboard, but this is hardly comparable, as this is to tap this wonderful and has all the features needed for me.

Many cheap keyboards have a significantly poorer than the stop Rapoo and are normalo keyboards without the really great flat layout or stable substructure.

The USB stick which acts as transmitter or receiver is extremely small and shallow - there are likely to notebook users get their money.

However, a lack I've found: It has at the bottom of the keyboard on the back (towards space bar) while rubber studs, but this only the solid state are used to reduce the noise level further, it would have been nice if on the one hand a more Rubber Stud between. the two will be positioned in the middle and at the top also, that is on the battery compartment.
I myself have resorted to me with a thin foam rubber and double-sided tape - Now it is quiet as a whisper on my bare wooden base - and yet I'm known as quite a keyboard Hämmerer.

What could you do better on this keyboard? Schön would be a free programmable additional key or even an on / off button - After use not only laptop users, this keyboard. I even use them also on my decentralized a positioned desktop. This brings us straight to the last drop of bitterness: Unfortunately, there is this keyboard in any cable version thus will not lose their battery change or even charging around.

I'm curious to questions with regard to the cleaning or if the ordered me white version does not yellow. Whether the keyboard legend keeps its promises and in terms of battery life. At these points, I can not make any statements.

Summary:

+ Footprint! (Smaller than conventional keyboards as eliminates the surrounding plastic and also the buttons are cleverly positioned to each other!)
+ Design! - The highlight
+ Functionality
Tap + pleasant soundscape at
+ Very small USB receiver
+ Stable - as base made of brushed aluminum

- Not sufficient decoupling from the substrate (above foam rubber themes)
- Has no cable version because only Rapoo wireless products in the assortment
- Only one kind leaflet with warranty information - no manual (which is negligible - after all, everything is Plug & Play)

Conclusion: Very nice part with a penchant for the unusual and extremely practical. Would I recommend initially clear.

Now I have to just look for the matching mouse - which is expected the beautiful flat mouse from Rapoo be difficult because it will not be - this has too many negative reviews due to the multi-touch scroll technology ...