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I tried it. It's not multi-platform and the so-called mac version has no function key so you must pick between media keys and function keys. It also takes up a
by whitemary 4y ago
I tried it. It's not multi-platform and the so-called mac version has no function key so you must pick between media keys and function keys.
It also takes up a lot of unnecessary desk space and has a lot of bonus keys nobody asked for, but I would have still used them (one for win and another for mac) if I could adjust volume on the mac version without a 3rd party hack.
- bee_rider 4y agoYah, I’d probably be happier with a version that lacked all the extra keys on the left and right as well as useless stuff like the function and media keys, but I just ignore them.
- microtonal 4y agoI think you are confusing the Pro with the Freestyle2. There is no separate Mac version of the Freestyle Pro (or Edge RGB) and it is fully programmable (and has a separate programmable function layer) and is a mechanical keyboard. The Freestyle2 is a completely different keyboard, has a Mac version, is not programmable and has rubber dome switches.