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I think they do a free trial, give that a go.
Getting the right pricing now but cant complete the purchase as i keep getting this error

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Finally got my dodgy 3.5 mm changed on the demons , trouble is I am now almost certainly going to get a decent usb dac and a pair of open headphones akg ,beyers maybe to contrast the ahd 2000

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It’s a NUPHY Air 75.

I just bought a full height version from them, the Halo 65. They are great keyboard even when stock.

Is it as compact as it looks? Was eyeing up the Logi MX Keys mini for that sweet chiclet, but I have to admit this is looking enticing and has 2.4GHz so should have speedy latency for gaming?
 
Is it as compact as it looks? Was eyeing up the Logi MX Keys mini for that sweet chiclet, but I have to admit this is looking enticing and has 2.4GHz so should have speedy latency for gaming?

You can check the dimension on the site, it's pretty much as small as it can get for normal size keys.

I've not tried the 2.4ghz as I only use it at work so I use regular Bluetooth.

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I need a new drill.
This Makita drill is still£20 more then the bosch cordless from screwfix. What benefit will I get for paying more?

Use case will be just a few holes in the wall etc
Assuming you're looking at this one? The batteries are considerably smaller so you'll not get as much use out of a charge. Later down the line you'll be able to just buy bare Makita tools and use the battery packs on them making future tool purchases cheaper, you could do this with Bosh too but generally Makita are much better quality tools than Bosch in my (Albeit limited) experience and I'd rather have the better batteries for £20.
 
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Assuming you're looking at this one? The batteries are considerably smaller so you'll not get as much use out of a charge. Later down the line you'll be able to just buy bare Makita tools and use the battery packs on them making future tool purchases cheaper, you could do this with Bosh too but generally Makita are much better quality tools than Bosch in my (Albeit limited) experience and I'd rather have the better batteries for £20.
Thank you, I will pay the extra then.
 
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