In addition to wireless, more customization options and a more sensible thumb cluster position, was why I regarded the Defy as better. I, too, feel that a lack

In addition to wireless, more customization options and a more sensible thumb cluster position, was why I regarded the Defy as better. I, too, feel that a lack of dedicated keys for less-used keys including function keys is a problem with these keyboards, and also consider the general community's philosophy of reducing finger travel by transforming such keys to chords problematic. But I don't see much change to this anytime soon.