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It is a pity that while maximizing the advantages of lightness and portability, this keyboard also abandons the independent numeric keypad and the key travel is also compromised, so the typing feel is ultimately not as refreshing as that of a mechanical keyboard.

However, if you are willing to compromise a little on weight, there are many small-sized wireless mechanical keyboards on the market that can satisfy your picky fingers. Or, you can do like me... prepare a mechanical keyboard specifically for use at home. I want both the lightness and the feel (clenched fist).


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After setting up the laptop and connecting it to an external keyboard, the last problem that gave me a headache was finding a good wireless mouse (yes, almost all of my tools when traveling are wireless).

The reason is that if you continue to use the original touchpad of the computer, the whole user experience will be very weird: every time you want to move the mouse, you have to stretch your hand to use the touchpad; then retract your hand and continue to use the keyboard. This process is really counter-intuitive. I am always more accustomed to the left keyboard and right mouse usage process.