Chromebook Keyboard Insert New Page Google Docs

The album is well made, easy to insert pictures, the pictures stay on the page, has room for notes, and the album looks good.

This insert has worked perfectly for my Satchel & Page leather backpack. I really wanted to find some compact insert that could turn my general purpose bag into a camera bag, and buying two of these to stack horizontally has worked perfectly. These are 7x5.5x3 which is great for my Sony A7C, and I may buy a 3rd. This would work if you need an insert that is as small as 3, and the only con is $25 is a bit for how small this is, but in some consumer goods small things cost more so meh.

Upon opening the keyboard after purchasing from a local retailer I was very impressed. The weight that it has makes it sturdy and not too heavy where it’s inconvenient but just enough to know that it has a solid frame and can hold an accessory you slide in the groove. The groove is what makes it unique. My iPhone, Pixel or Chromebook slides in with ease. The phones I can put side ways or long ways without them falling over and the Chromebook does the same. The boards weight and small rubber grips make it to where I can angle the Chromebook at any angle and it stays exactly where I want it. This product is awesome and well worth the price. Everywhere I look it’s usually 20 less than original. Knowing how good it is i would definitely pay full which I did when I bought it. Great product I highly recommend it. Plus the M720 Triathlon mouse make a great pair perfect angle for anyone who has wrist pain.

Simply the best Chromebook (really the best computer) I’ve ever owned. Adding screen and phenomenal keyboard with good battery life.

It seems well-made my Chromebook looks comfy in it.

I got this to streamline my workflow... and it does this very well. It didn't take long at all to learn how to set up the buttons. I actually don't use it for streaming even though it would be fantastic for it. I use it for general shortcuts and as a way to supplement my keyboard by adding a page up, page down, home, and end buttons. I had to downsize my extended apple keyboard to a smaller one without the number keypad due to tendinitis (my right arm would reach over too far to the right). I put the stream deck on my left and things are balanced again. Even aside from that ergonomics usage, the stream deck improved performance and efficiency. I'm glad I got the larger XL version. Also looks cool on the desk with the glowing icons.

I really like this keyboard. The keys feel good. It has a super small footprint on the desk. The only reason I can't really use it as my main keyboard is that it doesn't have PgUp/PgDwn keys. Not going to return it though and will use it as a spare one. If only I could use some combination of Fn key to scroll page up and page down... Oh, well.

This little keyboard is an amazing addition to Resolve and definitely speeds up the editing process in the cut page. It is very well integrated with the software and offers a lot more shortcuts than one would expect considering the size. The best part is that it is a Bluetooth keyboard so no need to have an other cable cluttering your desk.

I was surprised to discover how functional the Speed Editor is in the Edit page, since it is billed as a keyboard for the Cut page. I don't use the Cut page, but since the SE was offered free with purchase of a DaVinci Resolve Studio license, I bought the license. In the Edit page, I use the jog/shuttle wheel and all the keys except the live edit/camera keys. (I haven't used the trim/slip keys, so I can't be sure they work in the Edit page.) The jog wheel greatly speeds up the editing process for me. The smart insert/append/ripl o/wr keys, the audio level process, the cut/dis/smth cut keys are great. I use the computer keyboard shortcuts and the Speed Editor keyboard together, and have greatly reduced use of the mouse. I find taking my hand away from the keyboards to use the mouse very inefficient. Of course everyone edits a bit differently, but for me the Speed Editor has indeed sped up my editing process, even outside the Cut page.

Easy to set up and both the mouse and the keyboard work very smoothly. Nice not to have wires everywhere. Occastionally the mouse does not seem to respond to the image that is to be clicked on the web page (such as the stars for rating) but this is rare and is fixed by reloading the page.