Asus ProArt KD300 review: A tiny keyboard with big features
The Asus ProArt KD300 is stylish and high-quality, but it's unclear why it's being marketed to creative professionals. But it’s backed by a smart and user-friendly system, and the quality is undeniable. ProArt is their brand for creative gear, primarily monitors and laptops, but also this keyboard and a mouse that I’ve also tested.
- ▪The Asus ProArt KD300 is stylish and high-quality, but it's unclear why it's being marketed to creative professionals.
- ▪But it’s backed by a smart and user-friendly system, and the quality is undeniable.
- ▪ProArt is their brand for creative gear, primarily monitors and laptops, but also this keyboard and a mouse that I’ve also tested.
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The Asus ProArt KD300 is stylish and high-quality, but it's unclear why it's being marketed to creative professionals. Credit: Mattias Inghe At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros A high-quality feel Smart touch control Smooth and flexible with settings Good battery life Cons Cramped key layout Unclear what the ‘professional’ angle is Our Verdict I’ve no idea what makes the ProArt a keyboard specifically for professionals, and the extra-compact layout won’t be to everyone’s taste. But it’s backed by a smart and user-friendly system, and the quality is undeniable.
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