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Missing from the specs & description: - Great action: e.g., pressing on corner of a larger key like Tab, and the whole key depresses (whereas, cheaper keyboards will sometimes allow pressing on a corner of a small key to NOT register, but that's NOT the case here) - Low-profile keys - "island" ("chicklet") keys - Virtually silent (probably membrane switches; far end of spectrum than sounds of mechanical keyboards, even Cherry REDs with dampeners) - US Layout - Conventional 101/102 key design - Includes basic media keys via Fn + Function keys on top row - Dual Fn keys on each side of SPACE bar - Small footprint: the plastic body of the keyboard barely extends beyond the keys such that the Dell logo is is near the 3 LEDs.

I did use the provided DisplayPort and USB cables as instructed. I did use a standard generic wired 104 key keyboard and wired mouse as instructed. Easy to set up and worked just fine right out of the box. Switching easily between Windows 10 64-bit machines using DisplayPort. I like being able to toggle machines by pushing buttons on the switch.

- easy to install - works with windows 10 on eco mode. I have my sound bar, xbox one, and a battery charger plugged into eco (as the side without battery backup is the only plugs that make a difference with eco mode) and my gaming rig and two monitors are plugged into the battery backup side. - you can turn the sounds off, which i don't need any auditory aids to tell me the lights went out....

cheap for 4k, tools not needed for the base monitor stand very similar to MSI monitors on look and stand can pivot and rotate alot. looks great in SDR (never liked HDR on any monitor personally though) 160hz and feels responsive