Video summary
An unboxing and demo of the XK01, a full-size folding Bluetooth keyboard. The reviewer frames it as part of a compact productivity kit for people who work away from a desk, and sets it beside an 85 percent keyboard and a folding phone to show that a full layout can still fold down.
Build details he points out: silicone rubber bumpers on the folding sections and hinges, a very thin body, a hinge that unfolds smoothly, and automatic power-on once the keyboard is fully open. The top row carries power, caps lock and Bluetooth profile indicators, and the three profile keys are colour-coded so they are easy to find. There is no trackpad, which he does not count as a loss because trackpads on folding keyboards tend to be poor, and he suggests pairing a separate mouse instead.
Performance notes: scissor-style travel comparable to a thin laptop, pairing with Windows, macOS and iOS, a 210mAh battery that should last a few days of part-time use, a 30-minute sleep timer, and USB-C charging. Lap use works if your knees are about a hand's width apart. His verdict is that it suits travel and mobile work best.
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