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I mentioned in my comment not liking how flimsy is felt. It is very light and that can be a plus but when I tried traveling with it with tenting setup, often th
by Jcampuzano2 1y ago
I mentioned in my comment not liking how flimsy is felt. It is very light and that can be a plus but when I tried traveling with it with tenting setup, often the rods became loose, it formed an awkward shape so didn't fit in the carrying case they provided in the first place, would not sit well in my backpack, and often times I'm not sure why but keys would pop out.
Resetting the tenting up everytime I travel/go somewhere with it is not really convenient at all, so its not really a decent option.
I don't often travel with the 360, but when I do, I just lower it to the lowest level and its never had an issue except for the obvious bulkiness.
Another issue is because its so light, it would often shift around on my desk while typing, and I've seen others complain about this as well. Maybe its just an issue of how hard you type, or how much friction your desk provides.
If I could get a mix between a 360 with the shape of the glove 80's keywell and key setup, but with the sturdiness of the 360 I'd buy it no questions asked.
- wahnfrieden 1y agoThe tenting is my least favorite part of it. I just put objects under the keyboard to achieve tenting... I plan to use magsafe mounts instead to tent via pocket-size tripods (not actual tripod with shaft but a flat-style one I can't find online at the moment)