My pleasure, Daniel. Wonderful to hear your feedback!

@@Crossfire2003 Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!

The keys are scissor switch, which I prefer to mechanical keys, as I can type faster with these. The sound and touch feel near-identical to an apple keyboard. The keyboard has a slight adjustable incline. Hope this helps.

Thanks for pointing this out. This isn't an issue for me personally as I naturally tend to give my mouse a lot of distance, but I can see it being more noticeable for certain people.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you found the video helpful! The kb is my daily driver, but battery can last several weeks before needing to plug in.

The light is mostly white but has a slight blue tone. It's almost purple. My laptop has an rgb keyboard, so I configure those keys to be slightly purple so they match. I do not know if the battery is replaceable.

When pressing the mode switch button on the keyboard, it only changes the connection for the keyboard. If you also want your mouse to change connection, you'll first have to make sure your mouse has an option for multiple connections (Most mice do not. It's mostly higher-end mice that do), and you'll have to press the mode switch button on your mouse separately. While it might be possible for someone to configure, I'm not aware of a way that one button can switch both the keyboard and mouse at once.

Thanks for your interest, Nathan! 1) Yes, you can certainly use it while charging. 2) Yes, I sometimes do just leave it plugged overnight. It's probably better not to, to keep battery longevity (like how you're not supposed to leave your phone plugged if it's fully charged), but I haven't noticed any performance drops after doing it. 3) In my experience, you can leave it plugged in for under an hour, and the charge will last you 1-2 weeks with limited daily use. Time between plugging in is long enough that charging has never felt like a hassle to me. Hope this helps.

@@liammiller.design you rock, thanks for your quick reply! ☺️

Rather a clonse of the Mx keys, due to the hands on/lights on feature. How's the typing experience though?

​@@breakdown7553 Apple still feels better.. Also Bluetooth keyboard doesn't even work in Bios/Uefi. Probably I'm going back to apple keyboard with added KVM switch

@@andyandy7968 But the KB 900 also has 2.4 ghz, doesn't it?

@@breakdown7553 Yeah but i don't have a dongle. Also dongle goes into one machine only. Rest of them must be connected by Bluetooth.

@@andyandy7968 Yeah. Sadly that's the case with every wireless keyboard. But I guess, since most of us don't need to access the Bios every 5 minutes but rather every once in a while, it's okay to swap the dongle in case it's needed seomwhere else. I am currently using a the Cherry KC 6000 Slim. It's wired but it has also a wirless version now. Wondering if i should get this or the dell. There is a weird problem with the Cherry and that is the Shift Key. The right shift key has a too short activation time, resulting in many accidenlty small keys when wanting to write captial letters. This is hard coded on the board. Never experienced this with any other keyboard, so im unsure about the "new" wireless version of it.

Not to my knowledge

It's plastic, but feels sturdy. The Zoom pad feels somewhat like a laptop trackpad.

It's probably possible for someone who's tech-savvy enough, but I didn't know of a way to do it at the time of recording.

Use… the.. cable then?

As far as I can tell, Caps Lock when enabled stays on indefinitely and does not time out. :)

I hope you're right, this was the reason why I returned a similar Dell keyboard...

The button does not stay illuminated, but if you press it once, it shows you which connection is active. If you press it again, that is when the connection changes. At 3:44 you can see this demonstrated. :)

I wish this was tkl. I never use the numpad.

The light may turn off if you haven’t pressed any keys for a few minutes, but the keys will still work when you press them, and the light will then come back on. Sometimes if you leave your computer, and it hibernates for hours, you may have to power the keyboard off and back on, but usually it pairs again immediately right there.

Sounds great, thank you @@liammiller.design

I have not yet found a way to adjust the timeout, but will mention if I do. There doesn't seem to be an option in the Dell Peripheral Manager.

I'm not aware of any Spanish variations, but you could probably contact dell.com about that.

It's night and day, 900 is way better. The 900 scissor keys have just enough travel distance, whereas the 700 felt too deep. But if you're a mechanical kb enthusiast, there's probably better mechanical kbs from logitech than the 700. The 700 feels kinda cheap and clunky.

Hi there. I don’t know how to pair a keyboard to an iPhone, but you can search for a separate tutorial for that on KZfaq. :)

I've never used mx keys, but the keyboard is scissor switch. The keys feel on par with an apple keyboard or most laptops.

The cord is only for charging, not data transfer, so there is no wired connection. The connection options are bluetooth or the wireless USB receiver. The wireless USB receiver should work fine for you as long as you have a USB type-A port on your device.

@@liammiller.design thanks!

I ended up trying out this keyboard. Is there a way to make the backlight stay on Permanently? My dell laptop keyboard stays on. It would be nice to get this keyboard to stay on as well..

@@Haxpatty I appreciate your question! The only way I know how is, if you leave the keyboard plugged in, it will always stay on.

I really want the ms900, but it's so expensive for what it is. Hoping theres a deal eventually to get one cheaper.

No problem, Ahmad. mx keyboards seem like great competitor options. I personally prefer the style and feel of Dell equipment. Scissor keys are easier for me to use.

No. It only works with Zoom specifically.

Yea, that upset me. But, it doesn't get in the way for me, since the icons just aren't visible anyway.

Oh no. Maybe check Amazon? That's my best guess.

I think it’s available on their official site

You can find it at many Greek stores

It's available online in Poland also now.

Agree. Granted, that’s the hardest thing to describe. But I have this and the keys feel great. Softer than Logitech MX Keys I’d say with maybe a little more key travel. So not quite as fast to type on but I’d say more comfortable if you’re going to spend long hours at a desk.