Gaming Keyboard Advantages And Disadvantages

I own many GoPro gadgets... They all have their uses, advantages and disadvantages bit if I had to choose only one it would be this one... There are so many ways to use this that is is my number one! It's actually my second one... Broke the first after many years of use and adventure.

Advantages are: wireless charging, fast charging (less then 20 min). Disadvantages: looks cheap enough, not as soft, so during intensive work one can always hear that click-alike sound from the screen, also a little bit thicker than pen, so it may take some time to get familiar. But overall it is a handy thing, especially when software supports all features of new Apple pencil.

I owned a Wacom tablet many years ago and liked it. It had it's advantages over a mouse for sure, but it was still necessary to go between the tablet and the keyboard and the mouse to accomplish most tasks. Therefore, I never really used it in my workflow. The Intuos5 is AMAZING!!! The pen is better than ever. But the Express Keys and the Radial menu make it so that you almost never have to leave the tablet. I have customized the tablet so that the Express Keys are set up for the functions I most use in each application, and it has saved me tons of time in my retouching. Combine the Intuos5 with the power of Photoshop CC and you have a truly remarkable tool box!

Love this gaming keyboard. Color changing looks great.

The HyperX Alloy Core RGB - Gaming Keyboard is all I ever needed and more. It's the best keyboard I've ever had and great looking too.

Best keyboard it has a great feel when typing or gaming

Absolutely love it best gaming keyboard I've ever had love the RGB set up

I never liked to use any filers if not needed. But I love this protective filter. I do not have any other option and I do not see any quality disadvantages using this filter

I've been using this tape for about 3 years now, to seal rabbets and dust covers on all my framed art. Can't really think of any disadvantages, except that it is pretty pricey if you can't find it in the large rolls like B&H special orders.

a lot is said about the disadvantages of adding extra glass in front of any lens - and it's probably true, but i can assure you that if your camera is used outside then the chances of some damage to the front element increases exponentially. eg, stone chip, bird droppings (yes it's true!), gritty dust, etc., and while i always carry the basics of lens care (micro cloth, comp. air, brush), a uv filter gives me a degree of protection and peace of mind that i wouldn't have otherwise.