Dell releases KB900 keyboard and MS900 mouse to make video conferencing more efficient and convenient

Dell has released two special keyboards and mice, the KB900 keyboard and the MS900 mouse, aimed at high-end office meeting people, not gamers.

The Dell KB900 is the first keyboard built specifically for Zoom meeting software, with touch shortcut keys to quickly mute the microphone off/on, or turn off the video and easily screen share.

It is worth mentioning that the backlight can be turned off when it is not in use, and it will light up when the finger approaches. Of course, it will automatically turn off when the brightness is sufficient to save power.

It is understood that the built-in battery can last for about 20 days (calculated as 8 hours per day), supports USB-C fast charging, and can be used for a whole day after charging for two minutes. Lastly, it supports 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth dual-mode connectivity.

The MS900 mouse provides multiple adjustable levels from 800 to 8000 DPI, and can be used on any flat surface. The mouse has a four-way scroll wheel (you can quickly move the screen horizontally), supports quick switching of three devices, and fine-tunes the speed, track (up to 8K dpi) and accuracy through the Dell Peripheral Manager without worrying about battery life. The mouse can be used for half a day after only one minute of charging through the USB-C fast charging function, and it can be used for up to three months after being fully charged.

Both new products can achieve more secure and silky pairing through the Dell Pair one-key connection function, and the transmission encryption function further ensures data security.

It is understood that the mouse sells for 110 US dollars (about 760 yuan), and the KB900 keyboard is 130 US dollars (about 890 yuan), and will be on sale at the end of January.

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