Sentences with phrase «key backlighting»

Corsair's Utility Engine lets you create different lighting effect thanks to the multi-color LED per - key backlighting, also making macros, reprogramming keys and linking games and apps with different keyboard profiles.
The zone backlighting isn't as pleasant to look at or as customizable as the Cynosa Chroma's per - key backlighting, and this Corsair model's membrane keys feel even mushier than the Razer keyboard's.
The Blade has a crisp, 14 - inch, 3200 × 1800 touchscreen; a great keyboard with customizable per - key backlighting; a solid trackpad; decent speakers; and top - of - the - line build quality.
Our top picks for several years, these two models have long been the gold standard for Bluetooth keyboards because of their smooth, well - spaced keys, their adjustable key backlighting, their platform - specific layouts for Mac and Windows, and their ability to switch instantly between multiple paired devices.
SHARKK Backlit Bluetooth Keyboard Wireless Bluetooth 3.0 Ultra-Slim Illuminated Keyboard for iOS Android iPad iPad Air 2 iPad Air iPad mini 3 Mini Retina iPad mini iPad 4 3 2 iPhone Samsung Galaxy Tab Google Nexus Windows Android 3.0 and above with Built - in lithium battery and 7 Color Options For key Backlights (Backlit Bluetooth, Black)
OnePlus demonstrates its upgraded meticulousness in a couple of subtler ways: the fingerprint reader now has a ceramic cover, the camera lenses are protected by sapphire glass, and the notification LED and the capacitive key backlights are perfectly disguised so as to be totally invisible when not active.
The Omen 15 offers three backlight settings — off, all keys backlight, and just the WASD keys backlit.

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The five - row pad provides a dedicated number row, a tab key for switching between fields in a form, and a backlight bright enough to roast a vampire.
A key aspect of the display is that ambient light sources are enough for it to exhibit 16 shades of gray, thus making it possible to operate without backlighting, something that is not possible with the conventional LCD screens as we know it.
The keys have nice bounce and each has a soft white backlight that illuminates while the screen is activated.
The backlighting shines through so you can happily bash out those midnight emails and there is enough space for some serious two - thumbed action, whilst still letting you reach all the keys with a single thumb for those moments when you have your hands full.
Like most Lenovo laptops, the Yoga 900 features the company's scallop - shaped keys, along with two levels of backlighting.
But Sony came to the table this time around missing a key feature: backlighting.
She says that Pixel Qi's displays are actually more readable than e-paper, with «excellent reflectance, high resolution for text, sunlight readability» — just as easy on the eyes when the backlighting is turned off, but with the key advantages of full color and fast refresh, for pages that update as fast as video.
There is no backlighting with these capacitive keys though.
The Zagg Rugged Book Case backlights its keys on keyboard mode and locks to the desired angle in video mode.
You only get a white backlight, but it can be adjusted using the FN keys, and on the whole the keyboard is quite reasonable.
There a very fancy LED - backlight underneath the keys which is also adjustable via software.
Take your game to a new level with a winning combination of high - performance key switches, brilliant backlighting and customizable command keys.
If you don't care about customizing your keys, the WASD CODE keyboard has LED backlighting and ships for free from Amazon.
Though it suffers from some of the same drawbacks as Apple's offering, it's still the clear winner, with handy shortcut keys, backlighting and a more comfortable typing experience.
Backlighting is standard and can be turned on and off using a keyboard shortcut, but there's just one brightness option and quite a bit of light leakage around the keys.
Holding the Fn key cuts the backlighting and highlights just the keys with alternate commands.
There's a rather typical island keyboard sporting black keys with white lettering, and it offers up a standard layout and consistent backlighting with three brightness levels.
Our upgrade picks have backlit keys, unlike the K380, and you can increase or decrease the backlighting level with a pair of function keys.
The K380's unusual round keys can take some getting used to, and the keyboard lacks backlighting and the operating - system - specific layouts you'll find on our upgrade picks, but those amenities aren't available on other keyboards in this price range either.
The keyboard has built - in backlighting, with three brightness settings, and has a pointing stick set amidst the G, H and B keys.
The keyboard action is crisp and solid; the keyboard backlight can render the keys unreadable in some situations (thanks to white illumination and gray keycaps); and the key layout is reasonable, albeit lacking in dedicated page navigation keys.
«The only downfall is the key pad has no backlight,» said one reviewer.
The keys are black, and the backlight is white, so the contrast is good.
HP also lights the backlight key even when it is turned off and lights a small LED on the Wi - Fi function key whenever Wi - Fi is turned on.
The backlight brightens the letters and surrounds the keys.
Its slightly scooped, not - quite - square keys have satisfying travel, the keys are firm without being stiff, and the backlight is bright and even.
Unfortunately, the Swift 1's otherwise impressive keyboard comes with a major caveat: no backlighting, meaning that you'll have to feel around for the right keys when you're typing in the dark.
Bottom Line: The SteelSeries Apex M750 is an excellent keyboard for seasoned gamers who care less about bells and whistles and more about fast actuation and fine - tuned control of backlighting and key assignments.
The keys are black and the backlight is white, so contrast is good.
Logitech's Create for 9.7 - inch iPad Pro has the best keys of any 9.7 - inch Pro keyboard case we've tested: They're comfortable to type on, have more travel than you might expect from such a low - profile keyboard, provide good tactile feedback, are arranged in a standard layout, and offer two levels of backlighting.
The K70 LUX RGB's default profile features red backlighting with white WASD keys.
The keys have ample spacing and make a satisfying click while you type, and there are three levels of backlight for when you're working in the dark.
The backlight under the keys can also turn on / off automatically depending on the ambient light, and it's splash - resistant and easy to clean.
However, these keys lack backlighting.
Using this program, gamers can program macros, reassign keys, activate a gaming mode (which disables keys that can minimize the game) and, most important, control the keyboard's extensive backlighting options.
The backlighting is white only, which shines through the key fonts and spills around the key cap edges.
The chiclet keys have a curved design that makes them easier to type on, key travel is just about perfect and you won't feel like you're bottoming out when you hit the deck, and there are three levels of backlighting to help you work in the dark.
If you choose to, you can of course turn off the backlight or always enable the home button, and then swap the order of the recent and back keys no matter your nav bar choice (luckily, the capacitive keys are labelled with dots open to interpretation!).
There's a Fn key that toggles the keyboard backlight through two brightness settings, plus an Outlook shortcut key.
The keyboard has three levels of backlight that makes working in the dark easy, and the F keys have the common shortcuts, including volume, display brightness, airplane mode, account lock, and touchpad on / off toggle.
The full - size keyboard is the same as last year's, complete with red LED backlighting, a full ten - key keypad, and a row of macro keys on the left.
In addition to the regular spec bumps, we also see improvements to the included leather - bound Folio keyboard like in key travel, efficiently - managed backlighting, the use of chiclets, a more substantial trackpad and the magnetic connector's design reduced down from seven pins to three.
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