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First Look at New Microsoft Keyboards - including Office & Emoji keys - Kevin Stratvert

First Look at New Microsoft Keyboards - including Office & Emoji keys - Kevin Stratvert

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First Look at New Microsoft Keyboards - including Office & Emoji keys - Kevin Stratvert Find out what's new with Microsoft keyboards, including the new Microsoft Bluetooth keyboard and the new Microsoft Ergonomic keyboard. Both include the new Office key and the Emoji key. With the Office key, you can launch the Office app with one click, giving you access to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for free. With the Emoji key, quickly pull up Emoji's that you can insert anywhere, like emails or messages. Keyboards available for pre-order and ship on October 15, 2019. Bluebooth keyboard https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/microsoft-bluetooth-keyboard/919v6qb80zg3?activetab=pivot%3aoverviewtab Ergonomic keyboard https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/microsoft-ergonomic-keyboard/93841ngdwr1h?activetab=pivot%3aoverviewtab Additional details on the new Office key: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/using-the-office-key-df8665d3-761b-4a16-84b8-2cfb830e6aff?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
Date: 2022-03-15

Comments and reviews: 10


I just purchased the larger key board to replace Naturalizer ergo-4000. The best keyboard ever IMO. This is like 5th one because there wear out in 2 or 3 years. Anyway my question is can I just plug the new keyboard and use my keyboard macros from my 4000. I know the keys are a little different but I think most of them could work because they appear to do the same things, maybe. It says this new keyboard supports the macros. I hope this makes sense as to what I am trying to say and I am just trying to not have to remake the macros I have. Great video BTW. Thanks for it and hopefully some help :)
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Hi Kevin, I've got the same Microsoft Bluetooth keyboard here (model QSZ-00017) and it doesn't have the PrtScn key that'll automatically save the screenshots in the designated folder (Snipping tool is not as convenient, you know). The F12 snipping key is even more troublesome that I have to open up Paint or a word doc whatever to 'Paste'. I've been trying every shortcut combination (Fn+window+space or shift+window+S neither works) to figure out if this keyboard does anything as efficient as the PrtScn key (for instance when I want to take notes in a zoom meeting) but I HAVE NO IDEA...
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I would have hoped it had keys like the ergonomic surface keyboard. That is hands down the best keyboard I have ever used when it comes to ergonomic keyboards. Only problem is that it does not come in the nordic layout, but since I use touch to type, its not that big of an issue ;) The new Logitech looks more like the Surface ergonomic one.
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Pause the video at 3:43. I want this keyboard so bad but all that oil build-up is so crazy so quick!! Kevin, do you remember how long you used this keyboard upon making a video on it? I hope it's just bad quality control because I really don't want to get a keyboard that's going to have oil build up so quick. PLEASE RESPOND
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New shortcut keys:
Office Key + W = Word-
Office Key + X = Excel-
Office Key + P = PowerPoint-
Office Key + O = Outlook-
Office Key + T = Teams-
Office Key + D = OneDrive-
Office Key + N = OneNote (Universal app)-
Office Key + L = LinkedIn (via browser)-
Office Key + Y = Yammer (via browser)

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How is the sound of pressing the space bar? Louder than the other keys? I've read that the prior -classic- ergonomic keyboard had a louder sound from pressing spacebar on account of it being the same long single bar (as it appears to be the same on the new EG) with the switch only being in the center.
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Thanks. I just received my LXM-00001 (the bigger ergo keyboard) but there is no manual and I could find no documentation on-line. In particular I'm trying to replicate the (I think it was called) F-Lock but it made key combinations like Alt-F4 work. Could you share a link to such docs?
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So, is the 'Application' key (formerly between the right Windows key and the right Control key), which for decades pretty universally equated to a mouseless right-click, is gone? If so, these won't be going on my wish list. Or is that what Microsoft is calling the 'Office' key?
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Thank you for your clear and concise video. I recently bought the smaller MS BlueTooth keyboard in your review.. Is there a key functionality list somewhere for this keyboard including shortcut keys? There is no obvious labelled single PRT SCN key for example.
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I'm interested in buying Bluetooth keyboard to my work, but I'm little bit afraid of missing PrintScreen key. I guess as there is no NumLock, the numpad produces only numbers, correct? I like that move, I've never used numpad other than for numbers.
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