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The video reviews the Satechi Slim X1 Bluetooth backlit keyboard as an alternative to the Magic Keyboard, highlighting its sleek design, adjustable typing angle, USB-C connectivity, and multi-device support. A comparison between the two keyboards shows differences in key response and comfort, with the Magic Keyboard favored in these aspects. The Slim X1 offers unique features like backlighting, multi-device connectivity, and aluminum build, making it a competitive option at a more affordable price point. Users can seamlessly switch between three devices using Bluetooth connectivity, adding to the keyboard's versatility. Overall, the Slim X1 presents a comfortable typing experience with some trade-offs compared to the Magic Keyboard.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on reviewing the Satachi Slim X1 Bluetooth backlit keyboard, a potential alternative to the Magic Keyboard. The Slim X1 features a sleek design with anodized space gray aluminum and black keycaps. It includes rubber feet for an adjustable typing angle, USB Type-C connectivity, function keys for iPad and Mac usage, and LED indicators. The comparison to the Magic Keyboard reveals differences in key sizes, dimensions, and connector types. The typing experience on the Slim X1 is comfortable, although some users may miss the inverted T keys for arrows. Overall, the Slim X1 presents a viable option with its unique features and design.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker compares typing on the Magic Keyboard versus the Satechi Slim X1. They find the Magic Keyboard to have better key response and comfort, with the Slim X1 feeling somewhat mushier. The Slim X1 offers backlighting with 10 brightness levels and power-saving features, providing up to two weeks of standby time. Another key feature of the Slim X1 is its multi-device support, allowing connection to up to three devices simultaneously via Bluetooth. The speaker notes that the backlighting on the Slim X1 may not be as elegant as what Apple might design for a similar feature on a Magic Keyboard.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker showcases the Satechi Slim X1 keyboard’s ability to seamlessly switch between three devices using Bluetooth connectivity. By holding the function key and pressing keys 1, 2, or 3, users can switch between the connected devices. The keyboard features an aluminum build with black keycaps, USB-C connectivity for charging, and the option to use it in wired mode by connecting a cable to the Mac. Additionally, there is a function key lock to use the F keys. The Slim X1 is compared favorably to the Magic Keyboard, highlighting benefits such as backlit keys, USB-C connectivity, and the ability to connect to multiple devices, all at a lower price point.