September 24, 2012 at 22:19Rapoo E6300 - the sophisticated BT keyboard
I'll tell you about another BT-keyboard, without a built-in battery, but very thin and light:
Meet, Rapoo E6300.
Packaging and equipment
The packaging is plastic, thick but fragile.
I could not stand it, poor fellow, delivery by our mail. A corner has cracked at the packaging, the keyboard is intact:
Some kind of code, as far as I could understand - for authentication:
Two pontoon stickers:
Chinese acceptance:
We take out the keyboard:
We consider the package bundle:
Instruction, charging cable, keyboard.
Appearance and connectors
Keyboard with a strange inscription on the white space: The
type of keyboard is the same as in the previous topic - a flat top face, a membrane keyboard, the type of mechanism is scissors.
True, printing is already different (apparently called Pad printing) - not just letters from paint, but something like stickers with letters already printed. If you don’t type tons of texts daily, the characters made by such a technology will last quite a long time (decryption: the keyboard will break earlier).
The print is clear, in two colors, there is no Cyrillic alphabet: the
keyboard itself is very thin: the
back of thin polished steel (cheers, not lumines!):
With a logo in the center:
And a plastic blotch that conceals the electronics inside:
The number of controls is minimal - the power switch, communication button, and two LEDs - one shows charging and low battery (green), and the second blinks when the keyboard is in search mode (red).
Next to it is the serial number: On the upper side is the MicroUSB connector, used only when charging: By the way, the charge lasts a very long time - with a daily set (this I write on it too) it lasts for 2-3 weeks.
Using
Turn on the keyboard with the switch, click Connect. The LED starts flashing red - the keyboard is searchable. We start the search on the device:
Push to connect:
We type the PIN code on the keyboard with the numeric keys (it is different each time), and press Enter. The keyboard is connected.
After installing Russian Keyboard , the Russian language appeared, the icon of the current layout, and the ability to switch to Alt-Space.
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Packaging and equipment
The packaging is plastic, thick but fragile.
I could not stand it, poor fellow, delivery by our mail. A corner has cracked at the packaging, the keyboard is intact:
Some kind of code, as far as I could understand - for authentication:
Two pontoon stickers:
Chinese acceptance:
We take out the keyboard:
We consider the package bundle:
Instruction, charging cable, keyboard.Appearance and connectors
Keyboard with a strange inscription on the white space: The
type of keyboard is the same as in the previous topic - a flat top face, a membrane keyboard, the type of mechanism is scissors.
True, printing is already different (apparently called Pad printing) - not just letters from paint, but something like stickers with letters already printed. If you don’t type tons of texts daily, the characters made by such a technology will last quite a long time (decryption: the keyboard will break earlier).
The print is clear, in two colors, there is no Cyrillic alphabet: the
keyboard itself is very thin: the
back of thin polished steel (cheers, not lumines!):
With a logo in the center:
And a plastic blotch that conceals the electronics inside:The number of controls is minimal - the power switch, communication button, and two LEDs - one shows charging and low battery (green), and the second blinks when the keyboard is in search mode (red).
Next to it is the serial number: On the upper side is the MicroUSB connector, used only when charging: By the way, the charge lasts a very long time - with a daily set (this I write on it too) it lasts for 2-3 weeks.
Using
Turn on the keyboard with the switch, click Connect. The LED starts flashing red - the keyboard is searchable. We start the search on the device:
Push to connect:
We type the PIN code on the keyboard with the numeric keys (it is different each time), and press Enter. The keyboard is connected.
After installing Russian Keyboard , the Russian language appeared, the icon of the current layout, and the ability to switch to Alt-Space.
And you can subscribe so as not to miss new reviews on the company page and in my profile (the “subscribe” button)