To use the pads alternatively with the holders, you simply push them onto the recesses. We did not have both of them at hand in the test, so we unfortunately could not test this feature.
For this, MOUNTAIN lists the Everest Max and Everest Core. With the stand, the DisplayPad has a proud total weight of 538 grams and the MacroPad around 531 grams.ĭie gummierte Unterseite der Halterung bietet einen festen Halt auf dem Schreibtischīoth pads can also be attached to the manufacturer’s own keyboards without the accompanying bracket. While the MOUNTAIN DisplayPad and the MacroPad only weigh 127 and 118 grams, respectively, they increase rapidly in combination with the mounts.
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Both input devices can be connected to the PC via the USB-C port on the back of the pads and the included cable. Additionally, the twelve keys of the MacroPad are equipped with RGB lighting, which can be controlled in the corresponding software. The keys of the MacroPad are more like those of a usual mechanical keyboard and thus have a better pressure point. The twelve displays each have a resolution of 104 by 104 pixels. The DisplayPad has twelve flat, transparent keys behind which the small displays are located. The top of both pads are made of brushed aluminum and convey a classy look. The mounts of the MOUNTAIN DisplayPad and MacroPad are mainly made of plastic, while this can only be found on the bottom of the pads on the other hand.
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