Product Description
The new ALBA Large Print keyboard comes with a built - in chip designed specifically for macOS. It's truly plug - and - play, so you don't have to worry about installing drivers or going through a long setup process. It's fully compatible with macOS, and we've put in a lot of effort to create a chip that makes keyboard setup a breeze. Key features include a USB wired connection interface for easy and stable use. It offers plug - and - play connectivity right out of the box. There are two built - in USB 2.0 ports, each supporting 100mA, allowing you to connect other devices conveniently. The scissors switch key mechanism provides a comfortable typing experience, with a 4 mm key travel. The back has lift extender legs, giving you a typing angle of 8.5° when the legs are lifted and 4.5° without. There are 3 LED indicators for Caps Lock, fn Lock, and Power, so you always know the keyboard's status. It also has FCC and CE certifications for quality assurance. Technical specifications: Length is 446 mm (about 17.6 inches), width is 141 mm (around 5.6 inches), height is 23 mm (approximately 0.9 inches), weight is 840 g (about 29.6 oz), and the cable length is 1.5 m (about 59 inches).
Using this keyboard is a piece of cake. Just plug it into your Mac via the USB cable, and it's ready to use - no need for any complicated setup. When you want to connect other USB devices, you can use the two built - in USB 2.0 ports on the keyboard. Make sure the devices you connect don't draw more than 100mA each. If you want a more comfortable typing angle, you can lift the extender legs on the back. Keep an eye on the LED indicators. The Caps Lock indicator will light up when your caps are on, the fn Lock when it's activated, and the Power indicator shows the keyboard is powered. For maintenance, use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the keyboard regularly. Avoid spilling liquids on it, as that could damage the internal components. If you're not using the keyboard for a long time, unplug it to save power. And that's all you need to know to get the most out of your new keyboard.
