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The stop of the keyboard is a dream. Never before have I am so incredibly can quickly arrive at a new keyboard: two minutes and I type like a god. Super soft and super precise stop, the keys are so flat, it is a true pleasure to touch here. After two minutes, I was faster than my old (Microsoft Natural) and this S hort keystroke, this silence, yet the precision ... these keys I do not want to miss!

Is bad, as noted already in other reviews, the compulsive "collapse" of the keyboard. Sure it's nice when it is not too bold, but you have not yet rausholen every millimeter, which is rauszuholen.
The cursor keys Entfehrnen, pasting and so on ... without any distance from the other keys which leads inevitably to so few false Tipper land. Where the right little finger has any problems simply pushed earlier to the (sufficient) Enter key, where once the show, - has middle and ring fingers typed just right to individually remote cursor keys, it is now necessary to "point" to , Very annoying. I wonder if I do not simply power down all those buttons and instead was shifting to the num pad. Annoying it is all!

The horror, however, is the mouse. I spent the last year used by my Microsoft Natural a Logitech mouse that always just walked me by the hand, be controlled super left and so on. The result was out of necessity: keyboard okay mouse broken, middle of the night, so unceremoniously sacked my notebook and learned to love this combination.
I'll probably now reinsert the Logitech mouse. Not only that, the Microsoft mouse is unwieldy, large, heavy and stupid that the mouse wheel is stiff and the beautiful "swing" function does not exist, I've learned to love at Logitech, it denounces properly also onch a doofes ugly MS logo on the mouse button. Really, really stupid.

So I love parts of this package and others that I will throw liked out of the window. Two things are certain:

The keyboard I will not give up!
The mouse I will never use voluntarily.

Thus, I agree with a previous speaker:
The guys who have planned the Enter, cursor and scroll buttons, as well as the function Shift (pretty stupid regulated, but I do not need anyway, so I'm not sure a) belonging to the basement, on bread and water ,
All others at the beach, under palm trees!

Much love, Julian!