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Simple and comfortable, the Mobility Lab Design Touch is a great keyboard to hold. Ideal for home and office use, it has responsive keys and shortcut keys to make life easier. It's easy to use, just plug it in and go.
The Mobility Lab Design Touch transforms your workstation into a comfortable area perfectly suited to your needs. This wired model is simply Plug & Play. That means you can use it simply by plugging it in.
Very practical, it also has chiclet keys, a number pad and shortcut keys to save you precious time.
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General information |
Product name |
Mobility Lab Design Touch (Dark Grey) |
Brand |
Mobility Lab | |
Model |
ML311173 | |
Keyboard format |
Format |
Slim |
Compact |
No | |
TKL |
No | |
Ergonomic |
No | |
Keyboard standard |
AZERTY | |
Location |
French | |
Interface |
Wireless |
No |
Interface with the computer |
USB | |
Keyboard connectivity technology |
Wired | |
Ergonomics |
Type of keys |
Chiclet |
Backlit keyboard |
No | |
RGB backlighting |
No | |
Macro keys |
No | |
Multimedia keys |
Yes | |
Numeric keypad |
Yes | |
Physical characteristics |
Color |
Gray |
Width |
436.9 mm | |
Height |
21.8 mm | |
Depth |
125 mm | |
Weight |
469 g | |
Power supply |
Power supply type |
USB port |
Compatibility |
Supported OS |
Microsoft Windows 10 |
| Microsoft Windows 7 | ||
| Microsoft Windows 8 | ||
Use |
Office | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 6 Mar 2020
I bought this keyboard with my eyes closed because I already have two different models of Mobility Lab keyboards that I like very much, both for the design and the tucher. The design of this new model is aesthetically pleasing, but unfortunately the keys don't always respond, or worse, double letters. It is unusable for work and certainly for everything else. I'm keeping it for troubleshooting.
I'm exaggerating a bit, but some of the keys on the keyboard don't trigger well if not pressed hard enough, but tend to double letters if typed too long.
Very slim and compact keyboard, without imposing absurd digital contortions. A good addition. Even if the typing comfort is not that of a real keyboard.
An interesting compromise.
I've already sent the keyboard back to LDLC for non-functional keys but it's no better with the one they sent me. Some keys have to be hit hard enough to get a letter out, others get two in a row with a light touch (especially U, with each hit), even three for the number pad. The SHIFT key has a latency that causes the first two or three letters of a sentence to remain capitalized if you're not careful. I never thought I'd put a note this low for an LDLC selection, but this keyboard is totally unusable for writing, which is a fabulous feat.
I am quite disappointed with this keyboard. First of all, it's all plastic and the latter is not very rigid (for the price I wasn't expecting an Apple keyboard either). I'm not sure if it's a good one or not, but it's a good one, and I'm not sure if it's a good one, but it's a good one. I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea. The keyboard does not take spaces into account, which is annoying. I'm not sure if I've come across a faulty keyboard, but as it stands I wouldn't recommend this one.
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