A4 Tech KB-720 Super SLIM

154 reviews

Nov, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 154 reviews of A4 Tech KB-720 Super SLIM. The average rating for this product is 4.3/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People really like the size and usability. The durability and design are also mentioned favorably.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the A4 Tech KB-720 Super SLIM is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 90/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : Billy Steele (engadget.com)

Crux360 iPad 2 Keyboard

Aluminum Keyboard Buddy Case cloaks your iPad 2 in a MacBook Air duvetCrux Loaded case almost turns your iPad into a laptop for $250MacBook Air review (mid 2011)Yeah... we know. At this point you're probably clutching your funds tightly, eagerly...

Excellent connectivity ; Full hinge rotation ; iOS function keys

Cramped keyboard ; Doesn't fully cover the iPad ; Pricey

The Crux360 offers a 360-degree hinge and convenient iOS keys, but the cramped keys and lack of full iPad protection give us pause.

Sep, 2011

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Expert review by : Justin Yu (cnet.com)

Deck 82 keyboard (Ice Blue) review

IBM made its first Model M keyboard in the 1980s, and it quickly rose to a cult product among typing purists who preferred its buckling spring keys to the thin scissor-switch laptop keys we use today. The Deck 82 is the latest iteration of the classic...

The backlit, compact 82-key layout helps the Deck 82 keyboard fit in tight spaces, and its affordable price tag makes it an excellent mechanical keyboard for first-time adopters and mod-freaks alike.

The keyboard lacks an integrated palm rest, which may limit its appeal for heavy typists.

The Deck 82 keyboard's space-saving design, adjustable backlit luminescence, and low price tag make this fully customizable keyboard a win for mechanical keyboard typists.

Aug, 2011

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Expert review by : Natalie Shoemaker (pcmag.com)

Smartfish Engage Keyboard

The Smartfish Engage ergonomic keyboard is an interesting concept, but it fails a the most basic keyboard function—the typing experience.

Plug-and-play capabilities. Numeric keypad. Keyboard dynamically adjusts to alter your typing experience

Keys are a bit stiff. No media function keys. Noisy motor when adjusting keyboard

Apr, 2011

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Expert review by : Matthew Murray (pcmag.com)

Challenger Gaming Keyboard Pro

Component maker Thermaltake's foray into enthusiast peripherals is a somewhat mixed bag with the Challenger Gaming Keyboard Pro, a robust midrange gaming keyboard that will meet the needs of almost everyone except typists.

High customizability via both software and hardware. Powerful, intuitive driver software. Carrying cases included for all major components

Function key row can interfere with game play. Certain design elements make typing a chore. No Mute key. Detachable cooling fan is underpowered

Dec, 2010

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Expert review by : Robyn Peterson (pcmag.com)

The Earthquake Keyboard

With its three keypad units, the Comfort Keyboard looks more like the victim of a tremor than an input device. One divide separates the main keymap into two units (similar to a split keyboard), and the second frees the number pad. A metal base joins...

Feb, 2004

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Game-Customized Keyboard

PC gamers know the frustration of having to memorize a dozen hotkeys or trying to use an odd-shaped keyboard-replacement controller. The Ideazon Zboard offers game-specialized overlay boards that fit onto a generic keyboard casing. Each overlay is...

May, 2003

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Smartfish Engage Compact Keyboard with ErgoMotion

Black plastic encases the Engage, matte for the keys and a glossy finish for the palm rest. The glossy portion did tend to attract smudges and fingerprints over time. At its largest points the Engage measures about 2 by 20 by 7.5 inches (HWD) and...

Plug-and-play capabilities. Numeric keypad. Keyboard dynamically adjusts to alter your typing experience

Keys are a bit stiff. No media function keys. Noisy motor when adjusting keyboard

The Smartfish Engage ergonomic keyboard is an interesting concept, but it fails a the most basic keyboard function—the typing experience.

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Keyboard as Dock

The Matias USB 2.0 Keyboard includes a dock for high-speed USB devices such as portable music players, flash drives, and digital cameras. You can transfer music, digital photos, and other files at rates up to 40 times as fast as with a regular USB...

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Expert review by : Russell Holly (geek.com)

Review: The Cool Leaf buttonless keyboard

We live in a world of touchscreens. For the most part, those touchscreens are dedicated devices that react to a tactile response. Completely buttonless, these devices are paired with software and exist both as the next wave of technology and as a...

Nov, 2011

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Expert review by : Stuart_Davidson (hardwareheaven.com)

XEBEC Tech htpc Wireless Mini Keyboard Review

In the world of wireless keyboards UK based Xebec Tech doesn't necessarily spring to mind. Producing mainly wireless products this component designer and manufacturer is committed to bringing us the most modern and innovative designs in the global...

In the world of wireless keyboards UK based Xebec Tech doesn’t necessarily spring to mind. Producing mainly wireless products this component designer and manufacturer is committed to bringing us the most modern and innovative designs in the global...

Nov, 2011

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