Surface Computers Do They Have Keyboards

I have used several types of laptop computers, but Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is more than I expected :)

we have many users with multiple computers on their desks and this product is the best for sharing monitors, keyboards and mice. Top quality, reliable, no power cables, saves on desk space and equipment for lees than the cost of a

It does exactly what it should. Now I can connect my MIDI keyboards to my iMac (and other computers, ai suppose) and use them with Logic Pro X (and garageband). No complaints, just great!

Being able to switch between two computers with the same mouse is awesome! I have been using 2 mice and 2 keyboards in the past when I needed to work between 2 computers. Now I can just move my mouse from one to the other and switch my keyboard back and forth with the push of a button. This is very productive.

I like the feel and design of this keyboard. I like it so much that I purchased additional keyboards to use on my computers at work and I purchased one for the conference room CAD station.

We used these to extend USB keyboards. They work great!

I do video editing, and have two workstations, two keyboards, and enough peripherals to fill a small station wagon. I haven't seen the surface of my desk in about 4 years. Then I realized a KVM switch could get me my desk back! So I researched several models, making sure my ports were compatible and my resolutions needs were met, and found the Iogear 2-port USB KVM met my needs. First, it was affordable. Second, when I took it out of the box I simply had to plug everything up, including a wireless Logitech mouse, external speaker system, and it just worked. Just like that. Plug it in, turn everything on and bam. No problems. I have a nice little button next to my keyboard that switches my systems back and forth, and best of all tons of surface area for my arms, elbows, and lunch. It's fantastic. The device seems to be durable and of quality construction, so I'm not too worried that it's going to fail any time soon. All in all, a great value for a great product that I wished I had purchased 4 years ago.

I’ve gone through a few keyboards trying to find the perfect combination of style and performance. The surface keyboard was exactly what I was looking for. Not only does it look sleek, but the keystrokes feel spot on and the key spacing is very natural. The ergonomics are similar to most standard keyboards but since it’s so thin I find it more comfortable than my previous bulky keyboard. Another bonus is the ease of switching between my MacBook Pro and Surface Book. They keyboard supports both and does not lose any functionality when using with a MacBook. Something to note: this keyboard does not have adjustable feet if you need to tilt. However, I find the position of the keyboard is perfect for me and I don’t plan on making any modifications.

I have used Aten KVMs for years. Whenever I am looking for one for another purpose or to match upgraded equipment, I always end up buying another Aten. This KVM doesn't disappoint. Are you stuck working from home? Do you have a sweet home computer with multiple DisplayPort monitors? Do you want to be able to use that same setup with a work computer or laptop? If you answered yes to those questions, this is the KVM for you. I bought this for my wife so she can use her dual monitor setup with work and home computers. She love s it. I have the 4 port version for myself, since I have a couple other computers to manage. Simply put, these KVMs just work.

This is a very versatile labeler. We are just scratching the surface of all the things that it can do and are extremely pleased with it. Easy interface with our computers.