Best Wireless Keyboard For Surface Rt

This is the Best Apple Keyboard. Yes, you have to charge it once in a while because it's wireless. But if you do ANY typing of numbers, you'll want this keyboard. But it now.

Best in class wireless keyboard with aluminum body, sleek, slender, the only keyboard worthy of using with an iMac Pro or any dark colored high end, high-performance PC.

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I use this cable to connect a GH4, GoPro Hero3 Black, Acer Iconia, and Surface RT to ATEM Production Studio 4K

I really enjoy the convenience of having a wireless keyboard and the K750 Solar Wireless Keyboard from Logitech is the best one in my opinion. It never fails me and is quiet and charges while not being used from normal light in my home.

This is the best wireless keyboard we have ever purchased

This is the BEST All-In-One WIRELESS I have ever bought! I can instantly print from any of my wireless devices!

I bought two Logitech F510s. I used Logitech Rumblepad 2 for about 2 years and when it broke I was looking for a replacement. I saw F510 and it seemed like a natural choice except that the reviews said that it had problems with its wireless reception. I looked at other gamepads too but decided to stick with Logitech. And I couldn't be more glad that I did. For me, I have not yet experienced any problems with wireless reception even though I don't use the cord extender and the nano receiver isn't facing the gamepad. I do have to say that I play very close to my laptop (1-2m/2-4ft). But for me, the familiar feel of F510 in my hands, good button layout, and seamless wireless connection just explains why I keep buying Logitech products. One bad thing I did notice is that RT and LT are indeed quite heavy. Also, RB and LB don't feel very smooth unlike on Rumblepad 2. I don't use RT and LT that much but if you do, I would think you might want to take this into account

For my use case, this is an outstanding lens. I only ever use wireless radio flash (430EX III-RT or 600EX-RT) with the ST-E10 atop my R7 and I achieve subject/background separation by underexposing 2 stops with the shutter. This allows me to use the sharpest range of apertures for this lens between f5.6 and f11 to get the very best details (I shoot in the shade typically, but if it's too bright, I'll screw on a variable ND to get the f-stop into range). I do NOT care at all for the look of a overly shallow depth of field. I sold my RF35mm 1.8 and RF50mm 1.8 because fast glass is overrated to me and this lens is just as sharp for how I take photos (I've also found 40-45mm on the R7 is the best distance for my dogs). Because I hold the flash with my left hand and the R7 in my right, light weight is VERY important me. I always shoot 1:1 so it doesn't matter how I orient my camera. If your needs are similar, buy this lens and never look back.