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Sorry for the delayed reply. YES! The touchpad switches too, on all Windows, Linux, Android and Chrome OS devices (except Apple iOS).

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You are right! I bought it at Amazon. Looks like it has gone out of stock. But, it will be back I guess. This is a very popular model from Redgear, their best seller actually. I will let you know in case I see it listed for sale again. I see a few other online sellers who have this one, but those are not reputed websites. Maybe you can give it a shot at your local computer store. In any event, don't go above Rs.1200.

Sure, that would be a fair comparison. Besides Raspberry Pi OS can be installed on the NUC too. Thanks for the idea, and also for the sub 😊

It works alright when booted off a microSD card. I have had stability issues with an SSD connected using a USB to SATA adapter. Get the 27W power supply, this thing needs it. I bought one soon as it was available.

@@ArjunAndVishnu thanks. I am running it on a ssd via the usb sata adapter itself. I didn't see any issues yet, but I was planning to add the official cooler , I was wondering if this would make the rpi reach its limits.

The 3A power supply of the Pi 4 will work, but there are some caveats: 1) Cannot handle load spikes 2) Cannot be overclocked 3) Can power only a limited number of peripherals Now that you are going to add a cooler, and some more peripherals down the lane (even briefly), I advise you to get the 27W power supply. With the cooler in place, you can overclock it too. One of my Pi 5 had encountered a "Fatal Firmware Error", and the power supply is in the list of possible causes. You can check the video here: czcams.com/video/lIpAz_dByNo/video.html

@@ArjunAndVishnu thank you for explaining it in a nice way. Ordered a power supply just now. 👍😁

@@ArjunAndVishnu also the video you have posted here seems to be not having any audio.

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Online price, but on a deal day. You can get it offline for 1200.

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Just learning Hindi, excuse me if there are any mistakes. Keyboard theek chal raha hai. Koi dikkat nahi hai. Windows mei Bluetooth acchaa kaam kar raha hai, lekin jyaada battery istemaal kar raha hai, dongle se compare kare toh. Mei rechargeable batteries upyog karta hoon Duracell ka, sirf ek hafta chal rahe hai. Aap ye keyboard khareedney ke liye soch rahe toh, mere khyaal se ye light use ke liye acchaa rahegaa. Heavy use ke liye Mechanical KB behatar kaam ayegaa. Dhanyavaad.

@@ArjunAndVishnu really thank you for helping & clearing my doubt🙏

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Yes! Being gaming headphones, they are on the heavier side. I find them OK because the weight is at the ear cups, and not at the top. It took me a few hours to adjust to the new weight.

Sure, I will do that. Thank you 👍

Amazing video. Also USB interface is cool because generally we don't carry such big headphones with our smartphone, we do carry tws or thin earphones. So I think it's a great choice for PC users. 🙂

Yes indeed, these headphones are for use at the PC. They are geared towards gaming. Thanks for the compliment 😊

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I am ready! Send it to me please 😂

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Yes, it is still working. It's not my main keyboard though. I use a mechanical KB on my main computer. It is this one: czcams.com/video/cWid8kojFzs/video.html Which one you should choose depends on the intended use. If it is for heavy use and you don't need Bluetooth, go with Logitech. It will give you many years of service. It is a tad expensive though: amzn.to/3JFlfTU

The built-in gestures work, but I have not tried customizing them. Will give it a shot sometime. Thanks.

@@ArjunAndVishnu much appreciated bro 👍 thankyou 🤗

Thanks, will do 🤝

Most likely YES! I tested it with a older model of Samsung Galaxy Tab and it worked alright.

Thanks, will do!

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Thank you very much for the nice words of appreciation 😊 The Type-C port on this laptop does not support video out (no D symbol on it). So, you cannot use it as a docking station. You can connect a USB-C hub though. I use a 4 port hub, to which a couple of SSDs are connected.

@@ArjunAndVishnu Thank you for your reply..Maybe you are right.. but Lenovo generally under-specify their laptop..I haven't seen any Lenovo Laptop specifying [DP] Symbol on Type C ports.. I have X280/T14 office laptop and there is [DP] symbol and Docking-station and display works on both the Type C ports. Only Dell gives that [DP] Symbol... Only way to know is to connect and see if they work :-).. If you have tried it.. then probably I am one of the potential customer for this Laptop.

Hi, I tested it with a USB-C to HDMI adapter. No video out. Exploring further, I found this spec sheet at Lenovo: psref.lenovo.com/Detail/Lenovo/Lenovo_E41_55?M=82FJ00AGIH It clearly says: 1x USB-C® 3.2 Gen 1 (support data transfer only)

@@ArjunAndVishnu Thank you for your effort.. I see that now..Yes they had clearly mentioned "data-transfer only".

It will activate alright if the key is in the BIOS. If you purchased the license separately (Digital License / Paper License / Retail License), you can find them in the email / printed sheet / box respectively. Since you say that it is a laptop, you can as well contact the manufacturer and say that the computer crashed along with the recovery partition. You can ask them to provide a recovery image or a product key. The worst case scenario is when a Volume License is used for a product key and you don't have any details of it, in which case you have to consider it gone for good.

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Sure, but allow me a few days to answer this clearly. I am in the midst of my Board Exams now. A review of my new Beelink SER5 Ryzen 5800H is due. I bought the 32GB RAM model for around 25K. It is helpful to know what this compact PC is used for, makes it easy to match the hardware to suit the purpose.

Thank you very much for the appreciation. I am glad the review was useful. Sure I will try doing more 😊

Thanks 😊 BTW, what's SSB?

Sure I will. I bought a 5800H Mini PC recently. It is under review.

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Hello, I have not tried it with Samsung. In theory, it should work, the keyboard part of it for sure. I suppose Portronics can answer this better: help@portronics.com

Thank you very much for the appreciation. So nice of you to say those words. Those guys are an inspiration. I will try to do by best 😊

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Hello, sorry for the delayed response, I am in the midst of exams. From what I understand, you want to keep you CPU on the other side of the wall and connect to it using Bluetooth. In theory, it should work since Bluetooth signal can transmit across walls. But, it adds a latency (delay), which you might not like. Also, since the signal gets attenuated across the wall, the keyboard bumps up the Bluetooth transmit power, which might result in reduced battery life. Thanks.

Thank you for the appreciation 🙂 I do NOT accept payments for REVIEWS. It goes against the very concept of a review. I will explore the music option that you suggested. I used for a video earlier, but the audio on that was recorded off a mobile phone. It is here: czcams.com/video/LIG-1PVGTrw/video.html