It's a good product ofc but I think it's a bit overpriced.

I have been using a Logitech G13 since it came out, it has always been 'The Best' keypad that no other company could rival. Now the screen isn't much needed anymore and it is showing its age. I gave this a shot and to tell you what, this is a really nice keypad. The keys are punchy and clicky like they should be. The wrist rest helps out a lot. The G-keys are in good position. Also, it is pretty darn durable. Highly recommend this product.

At first, I didn't like the product at all; so I'll start with the consCons:- Loud,- Large,- Couldn't program any other keys than what were on the board itself (until you DL the software).- No backup or restore button for profiles (in case you get fancy with your key programming)Pros:- Once you DL the software, you can program almost alllll of the keys to whatever you want (Which leads to many cool possibilities);- All keys except FN, M1-M4, and REC can be programmed- There are macro recordings for keyboard input, media functions (pause, play, FF, RW, etc);- The N and P buttons at the bottom right are convenient and can be reprogrammed as well as the map key next to F4 (All keys except FN, M1-M4, and REC can be programmed);- The lights on the keyboard can be utilized to indicate which profile you're in if you change it for each one. (FN+Space (Thumb, also convenient));- And if you're like me and don't like destroying the build-in keyboard on your laptop or main keyboard by gaming, then you'll likely want to use something that will take the brunt of the force.- It's nice for laptop use if you have the room because you can angle it at the side and have both arms in a similar position instead of 1 arm in front and the other on the side (mouse).That's a good summary IMO. I'll try to get back for more feedback if needed.I wish there was a quieter version and also a second half of the keyboard for people that might like to have a keyboard that can be positioned however you like that can be programmed completely and have multiple profiles available. Perhaps profile import and export as well. (I'm sure there's a way to go into the files and find it, copy and restore it at will

will be using them later on in the fall in the desert.

Plain and simple, this works with the Xperia phone line. Or really I'd guess any phone. Thing is, you have to set volume buttons to be shutter buttons on the phone to make it work.

I use this one hand keyboard to do graphic design. Being able to program and customise keys is a game changer for using my laptop. The only thing I would like is the little raised marker on the F key so you know where that key is for hand position. I find myself trying to feel the keys to get that raised marker.

Overall, this ring light works really well for my residency interviews. The brightness is great and definitely makes me look far better than without on Zoom. My only problem with the light is that it doesn’t get very short, so when I want to place it on my desk rather than the floor it doesn’t work very well.

It says tangle free cord but it tangled alot. Sound is ok enough for my 9 year old to use at school. If you're really picky about sound you may want higher quality. The volume control on the cord does not work.