Reviewers Liked
- Well-priced for a Media Center keyboard with built-in mouse; lots of media hotkeys; pointer works well
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No backlighting or right Ctrl key; smudge-prone; no rechargeable batteries or off switch
Genius Luxemate T810
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Expert reviews and ratings
A fine value for Windows Media Center enthusiasts, this keyboard has hotkeys galore, and it's very price-competitive with Logitech's diNovos....
By Computer Shopper onA decent keyboard for use with a Media Center, but its keys aren't very responsive, so the LuxeMate T810 isn't ideal if you want to type long documents....
By Expert Reviews onThis is an eye-catching keyboard with integrated pointer controller, specifically designed for a PC hooked up to a TV. The transparent plastic surround and silver keys cut quite a dash, but it somehow fails to come across as a quality item.The device...
By Web User onWe have reviewed a number of wireless keyboards over the years, from the tiniest Logitech Dinovo Mini to the oblong shaped IOGear GKM581R. Every wireless keyboard has its pros and cons based on what exactly you are looking for and how often you will...
By Missing Remote onLa société Genuis propose plusieurs modèles de claviers pour ordinateur. Il y le clavier standard avec fil, le clavier sans fil, le clavier avec touches dédiées pour la lecture d’emails et la consultation Internet, le...
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