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Question: I dont understand, does it have an Indicator LED for Caps Lock or not? Some reviews here say it does not (a big no for me), but someone says it does!
Document: Owned for 2 weeks, my first mechanical keyboard:Well built keyboard, didn't experience any issues with the USB dongle as mentioned in other reviews. The Cherry brown switches are a little louder than I was expecting from the Cherry marketing material's comparison between the switch types.For those wishing to alter the keycaps: I have it direct from support that the keycap profiles are the same as Razer's Blackwidow, the full details of which are listed on WASD Keyboards dot com's website under Info > "Keycap Compatibility FAQ"Support can be contacted through the iOne website, and is handled by a partner company "Qumax Corporation"Pros:- Sturdy- Comes with rechargeable batteries- Minor: rubber grips on bottom of the keyboard are well engineered and keep it very stable on your desk- One of the few 2.4GHz wireless, mechanical keyboards around (for some reason)Cons:- A blue LED that blinks with every key press- No caps lock LED- No drainage space for the under-key area (read: do not get crumbs in this unless you like removing keycaps)Use with the Razer Nostromo on the left and the Logitech G700 on the right and so far, couldn't ask for a better setup.
Not that I really had a choice on this keyboard since there is not another version available, but after reading tons on the different colors, I think Brown is what I want the most. There is minor tactile feedback and minor audible click so it just "feels" right to me.It is probably one of the more "quiet" keyboards, but don't let that fool you. It is louder than a standard non mechanical keyboard for sure. Not by much, but it definitely is.What I don't like is that there is no Caps Lock Indicator.
There's a Num Lock LED.Pros:Mechanical keyboard (I make less mistakes and type much faster)It's wireless! I've measure the distance up to about 10 feet. It didn't make sense for me to go beyond that given that I can't see clearly what I'm typing at that distance from a laptop or a desktop.Cons:I wish it was the noisier Cherry Blue keys, but that's just me being picky.I wish it had a Caps Lock LED.I wish there was a way to turn ofd the Tx LED.
The letters printed on the keyboard are in good condition(duh, it's been a month!) with no evidence of scraping off.Gripes:-The finish on the keyboard's body(not keys) is matte black and rubberized. This stuff holds onto dust and the oils on your skin unless you take a dry cloth to it.-The keyboard can only communicate with the computer through the wireless adapter, even though it can be powered from its mini usb port.-The on-keyboard indicators include Num Lock, Low Battery Indicator, and Keystroke Received By Wireless Reciever Indicator.The num lock indicator only stays on when the keyboard isn't idle(it feels like a couple of minutes before it goes to idle), and there is no caps lock/scroll lock indicator.-This keyboard is heavy.
The keyboard wakes when you tap a key and an unobtrusive LED light turns on. Another LED lights up whenever a key is tapped. The third is a battery indicator, I guess it lights up when your batteries are low in energy. I haven't seen it turn on except when it wakes. By the way that is a good feature. Like the LEDs in your car, they should light up when you start it up, to verify that it will illuminate when you need it to.Anyway, the Dinovo is a better keyboard for portability, no doubt.
As far as "cons" go there is a flashing blue LED when you type that is a little distracting and there is no led to indicate the caps is on. There are no funky key multimedia commands either.As a purchase, I'd thoroughly recommend it, this keyboard is a keeper for me and one I hope it lasts me a long time. Many people under rate the importance of a good keyboard and prefer to spend money on cpu/ram/graphics. I'd suggest that they've got the priorities around the wrong way for comfort ease of use you can't go wrong with this product.
(Not really a big deal, since the point of this keyboard is to be wireless anyway)* The transmit (Tx) light that flashes every time you press a key. (I think I might just put some electrical tape over it, since there's no way to turn it off)* The Num Lock light turns off when the keyboard goes to sleep (Again, might just put electrical tape over the whole lighting area and use on-screen notifcations instead. )* No USB ports included (Not really a con, but notable in comparison to the wired Das Keyboard).Summary:If you're looking for a great, (relatively) inexpensive, and wireless alternative to the Das Keyboard Model S Professional Silent, this is it.
My opinion of this keyboard is pretty high overall.It fits my needs perfectly as I use my TV as a monitor and my coffee table as a desktop, so wireless is a must for me.I wanted something for better typing when I have my big projects I work on, but mostly I wanted it because for gaming purposes (what can I say, Battlefield 4 has stolen half my life).I would say that the biggest Pro is that it is a mechanical keyboard and all that entails (as far as keystrokes not cancelling out at 4 consecutive key presses) but that goes for all mechanical keyboards.I like the Brown switches.
Works better that way.Some of the small annoyances: 1. No eneloop  or rechargeables. They won't work and never will work2. NO caps lock indicator3. The dongle thingy gets a little wonky when changing batteries, you have to 'reinitalize' the keyboard connection to get it to work. Range seems good, and it doesn't skitter (since it weighs 3 lbs).Its a standard 104 key keyboard, works well with linux (I wish it had mac keys). It is a little nosier than the average keyboard (but MUCH less noisy than my personal favorite the 'endura pro' buckling spring keyboard I use at home).I wish it did Bluetooth, but otherwise its a great buy.
Bought is as a gift to a friend. She squee'd quite enthusiastically when she got it. Tells me that it works beautifully and that she loves it. I can't think of anything better to say.
Answer: It has bank of blue lights above the number pad that indicate number lock and caps lock.  Don't know if they are LED but there is a lighted indicator to let you know.