Corsair Keyboard Device Descriptor Request Failed

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

Color and sharpness are very good; pleasing is a good descriptor.

During one of our multi-camera live switches a request was made to give the stage manager a Multiview of our program out, Multiview out, stage display (from propresenter) and their stage clock. The Multiview 4 HD was the perfect device to make this happen and send out a quad split to a 48 TV. We ran this device non stop for 12 hours a day 3 days in a row.

Bought to use after laptop keyboard failed. Keyboard feels solid. Addition of a padded wrist rest over the front extension works really well. Software to control the keyboard actions/lighting leaves something to be desired but functional. The options of key travel and report frequency have yet to be tested. I like this keyboard.

I like the feel of this keyboard a lot, and have a few of them for various computers. One failed but generally they are great. and cordless. and self-charging.

I prefer typing on a keyboard over directly on the iPad, thus the Zagg Pro Keys Keyboard is a great device. The combined weight is noticeable, but the ability to separate the (encased) iPad from the keyboard is a delight. It makes reading or browsing a joy because it is so light. When connected the keyboard is responsive, comfortable, and meets expectations. The case provides excellent protection for the iPad. I have used Zagg products in the past and I am happy to use them again.

Got nothing to complain about, Corsair stands for it's brand.

Don't let the small descriptor mislead you. This clamp is large enough if you are planning to use it on just about any standard sized tube (1-1.5 inch) or railing. Mine is coupled with a medium length jointed arm and a holder for a tablet I have for multiple uses. My tablet with the cover is a tad on the heavy side and this clamp eliminates worries about flimsier alternatives. I use it on a mic stand for playing music, the pedestal guard on my boat for a chart plotter application and clamped to the yoke in an airplane to secure an electronic flight bag application and this clamp works in all 3 situations. The tough part of the description is right on. This clamp is definitely built tough for multiple applications.

I think "tough" was a good name and descriptor for these cards. A slightly smaller outside dimension than an SD, just a bit thicker. But it's the advancement in speed that makes it worth the money. I'm using these cards in the Sony FX3, and it's been problem free so far. I have the option to use higher speed SDXC (e. g. V90's) which I'll probably reserve for clients that request them, but when it's my choice, I'll use these.

Add on to a wish list request, I'm sure the photographer knows the quality.