Showing posts with label wired keyboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wired keyboard. Show all posts

Friday, February 26, 2021

Keyboard Case for Nintendo Switch lite? SmileBASIC4 keyboard quick test


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I love the idea of using a Keyboard and Mouse with my Nintendo Switch or Switch lite. I've said it several times before, Nintendo should let the Switch have Mouse & Keyboard support. There are gamers who like to set up their Nintendo Switch like a desktop, so wouldn't it a plus to have the support?

For one thing, there is already software like SmileBASIC 4 (Nintendo eShop) and FUZE 4 (main site) which includes mouse and keyboard support. Obviously, because it's a learning software for learning to code games. There is a touchscreen keyboard but a physical keyboard is much better to have.



AKNICI Universal Folding Leather Folio Case Cover Stand & Micro USB Keyboard for 7" Tablets, 7 Inch Keyboard Cases for Yuntab Y88 Q88/MatrixPad S7/Pritom 7/Fusion5 7/Dragon Touch 7/Haehne 7/Winnovo 7

Currently, I'm kind of exasperated that nobody actually thought of designing a keyboard case for a mobile phone and a Nintendo Switch or Switch lite. I'm not sure if there's a market for it, but if you don't do it and test the product who would know?

I don't think it's even hard to make and produce for them as there are already many companies making keyboard cases for tablets and iPad. But, why aren't there any for a mobile phone and even for a Switch? Ok, granted that a keyboard case for a Switch will be kind of weird.



Armor3 “NuType” Wired Keyboard for Nintendo Switch

Talking about the keyboard, I found this product, Armor3 "NuType" wired keyboard for Nintendo Switch. I'm wondering why it's not a USB C-type connector. Yes, it's also compatible with other consoles but the Switch connection is using USB C-type. You'll need an adapter for the Switch.

There is also used to be a typing game for the 3DS (2DS). Called Learn With Pokemon: Typing Adventure. It actually comes with its own keyboard. I would really buy a typing game for the Nintendo Switch if it's available. Would be fun to play with my own keyboard or if there's a special physical keyboard edition.



Battle & Get! Pokemon Typing DS (black keyboard) [Japan Import]

What I really want is a keyboard case that I can install on my phone or Nintendo Switch permanently. Well at least, inside a case that you can attach to a keyboard. So, if you just want to use the phone you can take it off. The same goes with the Nintendo Switch.

For the phone, it'll be easier when you using a keyboard to chat or replying to an email. And, when you're done, you just close it like a laptop. Most big phones are almost 7 inches in size, so I'm pretty sure people don't mind if the keyboard case is a little bit bigger.



ZAGG - ProKeys Wireless Keyboard and Detachable Case - Backlit, Laptop-Style Keys - Multi-Device Pairing - Compatible with Apple iPad 10.2 inch, 103404702

Definitely, the keyboard has to be good or why bother? Although, I'm not sure how good it'll be if it's under 7-8 inches in size. There is a lot of design for the tablet and iPad, they can just borrow from that. I like the magnetic type where you can stick to your keyboard case.

They can design a magnetic keyboard case for the Nintendo Switch and mobile phone like my Samsung Note 10+. I can use it with the case or stick it to the keyboard when I want to use it. Of course, I can also permanently stick to the keyboard case or just use it as a stand.



Kibbol Detachable Keyboard Case for iPad 9.7", Bluetooth 5, One-Step Pairing, 60-Hour Typetime, 7-Color Backlit, Precisive Touchpad, Lightweight Keyboard Folio for iPad (6 Gen & 5 Gen), Air 2 (Black)

A keyboard case something like the design of the Kibbol detachable keyboard case. Which even has a touchpad. I'm hoping that one day, I can check out my emails, Twitter, or Facebook while I'm on my Nintendo Switch. So, having a keyboard case would be practical.

For now, I'm just happy to occasionally use a keyboard or keyboard case when I'm playing around with SmileBASIC 4. Of course, I can also use it with my tablet and mobile phone. Maybe, who knows we'll have a good keyboard case for mobile and a Nintendo Switch in the future.

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P.S. AKNICI Universal Folding Leather Folio Case Cover Stand & Micro USB Keyboard for 7" Tablets, 7 Inch Keyboard Cases for Yuntab Y88 Q88/MatrixPad S7/Pritom 7/Fusion5 7/Dragon Touch 7/Haehne 7/Winnovo 7




Monday, October 05, 2020

RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wireless 60% Mechanical gaming keyboard


RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wired 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact Red Switch Black

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I was using my RK Royal Kludge, RK61 wireless 60% mechanical gaming keyboard with my laptop and thought, I'll make a quick video showing the pre-sets led lighting effects. You can watch it in the video here. Pretty cool!

I've been using the portable keyboard for a while now and I'm really loving it. A little hassle, having to get used to the shortcuts. Some keys are difficult like the '/' or '?' key. I have to press FN + Shift + ?. That's 3 keys!



RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wired 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact Red Switch Black

I guess you'll get used to it. One thing though, I should have chosen, the blue switch. It's more clicky like my Razer chroma keyboard. Which I'm actually using right now. But, if you want something more light, compact and portable, the RK 61, 60% keyboard is the way to go.

You can connect to your android, iOS, or Windows 10 devices and computer. Quick and easy to connect. Heck, you can even connect to them all and just press the FN + Q/W or E to switch between them. Don't forget to turn on the Bluetooth via the switch behind the keyboard.



RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wireless 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Ultra-Compact Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard with 10 Hours Battery Life and Blue Switches, Compatible for Multi-Device Connection, White

Usually, I like to connect the keyboard via the USB C to A included cable as I don't like having to lose a connection while I'm typing or gaming. I haven't really check how long the battery can last if you go wireless. At least, you can have a choice.

The ability to go wireless or connected via cable is another reason why I like the keyboard. Nowadays, portability is the way to go. It saves space, weight, and storage. It does have a little weight to it. And, also quite thick. Unlike, those slim mini keyboard.



RK ROYAL KLUDGE Sink87G Wireless TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, No Numpad Compact 2.4G RGB Wireless Keyboard with Tactile Brown Switches, Diversified RGB, and Exceptional Macro Settings

The RK Royal Kludge, Wireless TKL is a little bigger if you want something more familiar. Although, I don't really like having to use the wireless adapter. Like I said earlier, I prefer having the choice to using cable or wireless as an extra option.

I'm not really sure if you can connect to other devices like android or iOS devices. Since it's using a USB A connection. Nonetheless, everyone has their preferences. That's why, I usually recommend products but, the decision still belongs to you. 

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P.S. RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wired 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact Red Switch Black




Thursday, March 29, 2018

razer phone atari 2600 galaga river raid clone gameplay


Razer Phone-120 Hz Ultra Motion Display-65GB Memory-8GB RAM-Dual Camera-Dual Front-Facing Speakers

Hey guys,

On my last blog post, I talked about being able to connect my wired keyboard and mouse to my Razer phone via a usb type c hub. This would be great if you want to work comfortably with a mouse and keyboard attached.




AmazonBasics Wired Keyboard and Wired Mouse Bundle Pack

You can also play games using a keyboard and probably a mouse too. Although, I haven't tried it out yet. In this video, I tried playing Atari 2600 emulator game, galaga (river raid clone) using the keyboard and it works perfectly without any kind of lag.




Plugable Full-size Bluetooth Folding Keyboard for Android, iOS, Windows, OS X with Protective Case/Tablet Stand

Some reviewers, gave feedbacks about lags if you used a bluetooth folding keyboard. If that's true, then using a usb type c hub would be much better. Since, the Razer phone used type c connector, this is already one of the pros.




USB C Hub Ueznirn 6 in 1 USB Type c Hub Adapter with 4K HDMI Port, USB-C PD port, 2 USB 3.0 Ports and SD/TF Card Reader for Macbook Pro, Chromebook, USB Flash Drives and More USB C Devices

You'll have to remember that, the battery power will drained up a little faster if you're connected to those devices. You can either bring along a power bank or be near a power point. Get a usb hub with an hdmi connector and you'll also be able to connect to a monitor too.



Portable Charger Power Bank 24000Mah Digital Display High Capacity Extenal Battery Pack for Apple Phone iPad Samsung Galaxy Smartphones Tablet and More

All these bring me to the conclusion that, having a laptop extension for the Razer phone is pretty useful. If you're the type who prefer to bring along a keyboard and even a mouse to use with your mobile phone. This would be great.

Having a bigger screen to work, chat and enjoy watching videos are definitely a plus!

The only question now is, will Razer roll out the product and how much it'll cost. I think, it should cost much, much less than the Razer stealth or a chromebook. Or at least the same price as the devices you'll want to go with your phone.

Let's wait and see!

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Happy mobile computing!

P.S. Razer Phone-120 Hz Ultra Motion Display-65GB Memory-8GB RAM-Dual Camera-Dual Front-Facing Speakers