Now that i see the wireless range is bad, can i use this as a wired keyboard? My question to who bought this, do all alpha numeric keys work smooth?
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No you can't. it would have had to have been manufactured that way. I have 2 suggestions put in a new set of batteries that you know are fresh. If that does not work for you then use the keyboard on a different PC or notebook. If you don't have one at home try it on a friends. if all else fails return it for a new one I have no problem with mine and I'm very happy with the product.you may have unfortunately purchased the defective model. You can happen with anything electronic even from a good manufacturer.
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I like this keyboard but the keys sometimes are a little touchy because I don't think I touch the key that comes up and it's there but the wrong one. It works really well and I love it. Although I haven't used the keys way on top, but I think you will like it.
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1) No, there are no wires that can connect the keyboard to your computer. I've had no problem with the range of the wireless connection, I've used the keyboard at over 12' away from the receiver. It all depends on what you have that may cause interference, i.e. a bluetooth mouse or speakers will mess up the range, or make it stop working. In my experience, bluetooth and this type of receiver should not be mixed. 2) Yes, all the keys are smooth and true for me.
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I just ordered the N5902, and I was watching reviews that when paired to the xbox the mouse does not work. You have to use the directional pad arrows to navigate the menus. Typing in search or chat or url works just like any other ordinary keyboard. Hope that helps if you havent purchased one already. I think it's a neat and compact design so i want to give it a try. The keyboard reminds me of the old Blackberry BOLD phone keyboards (Which i liked)
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What about with a wireless keyboard and mouse? (RF, not bluetooth - those awful bluetooth also use 2.4Ghz and get interference from everything)
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I use a wireless Logitech trackball mouse without any problems. The issue is with the mouse, it eats batteries like crazy. When it goes belly up I'll probably go back to a wired mouse. This keyboard is very user friendly.
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I'm not sure if you are just mistakenly using the wrong term, but the keyboard is not wi-fi, it is Bluetooth. There is a difference. Perhaps this has something to do with the problem?
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W7 will bark about that, I opted to ignore the driver and simply plug it in as a USB keyboard, it registers as a gaming keyboard. Caveat: I bought it to have a mechanical keyboard and use it for coding and writing rather than gaming.
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hmmmm ... that I cannot answer ... all I know is it worked going directly to wired keyboard ... sorry, can't help any more than that ... might be worth the investment just to try???
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I bought a used one on Amazon. Are you "sure" it does not work? I found with other wireless devices running, network, headset too close it is a little finicky at times. When I move "away" from the sending unit, even 50' it works perfect. That said, my sending unit is 4' away almost all the time, and it is 95% of the time fine... occasionally it stops (for no apparent reason) or a key sticks a little (for no apparent reason). Gently tap it upside down and run a cloth across the keys while upside down. I would imagine the keyboard actually works, but I could be wrong. I returned a Bluetooth Ergonomic set because it truly sucks. That's why these are so expensive... the last of a 2.4Ghz wireless keyboard/mouse in split "natural" layout. Best of luck. Try it on a laptop isolated from other wireless devices. Shut all wireless off including network and try just the keyboard/mouse, then move "away" from the sending unit.
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Yes, I had the same issue, as well as some keys not working at all. I think this is a lousy keyboard despite all the great reviews. As writer for more years to remember, I know a crappy keyboard when I use one.
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This is incorrect. I researched this product extensively, and couldn't find one single remark about this keyboard/mouse combination's range, odd considering you would think that would be one of the top considerations when you're buying a wireless set (I know it was one of mine). Either way, I purchased this set and it barely reaches 6 ft range like all 27mHz sets, nowhere close to O. Sverloov's 20 feet claim.
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Although my keyboard worked perfect from the start,sounds like yours is defective. I would return it if i were you. Sorry you had a bad experience.
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I have the same problem. It only worked for about 2 weeks and gives me trouble. I have tried all of the steps and they don't seem to work. I may try a replacement, and if that doesn't work will go back to Logitech which always works and has a bigger keyboard.
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I don't own one...but looks like it is a wired keyboard and mouse...not wireless.
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I had my keyboard arrive from Razer on Monday and it does not have a wireless function. Just to clear things up for people.
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two notes. The wireless feature goes off and on on occasion. So the Keyboard and/or mouse won't work for 30% of the time :( approx 70% of the time it works great and the other 30% doesn't work good or work at all for that matter. The Keyboard is very quiet.
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The keyboard must be plugged into the tablet to work and not wireless. There is another option though and pretty cheap. Since the keyboard has a USB port you can get any Logitech wireless keyboard that comes with their dongle and use that keyboard. I have a Logitech keyboard that has both the keyboard AND the finger pad and mouse keys just like a normal laptop has so you don't need a seperate kb and mouse. That was about $30 at Walmart. You can plug the dongle into any device that uses USB....I also use it with my regular laptop (Windows) and even my Samsung smart TV (computer built in) for remote keyboard. Note though that on the ASUS there is not a USB port on the tablet itself only the keyboard so you still need both the tablet and its docking keyboard. That being said....the ASUS kb is excellent....in fact that is what I am using right now to reply to you.
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I would say it is wired, however I find the keys like E and I and A ,L,N,S, used most.T, are already wearing out, which has happened with regular keyboards in the past.