Trust Gxt Keyboard Software Download
Gundenia Ransbottom
First off the packaging. The keyboard comes neatly packaged in a box and is surrounded with a clear plastic that helps protect it from getting damaged during delivery. There is a small hole on the front of the box for you to test out how the red switches feel. Personally, I am not a fan of this as I do not want the keyboard to arrive with missing keycaps on the off chance this happens. Fortunately, mine arrived with no issues. In the box, you have the manual, some documentation and a sticker.
The GXT 865 Asta features a metal front plate with a subtle branding at top right and an all plastic body. I am happy to report that there is hardly any flex on the keyboard which is positive in terms of rigidity. At the back, it has some cable channels where you can route the braided usb cable for cable management. The cable length is good and should reach the back of your desktop pc with no issues. On the other hand, the cable may come short if you plan to run it underneath your desk for a cleaner pc setup.
Trust describe their red switches as linear and silent, which are likely to be Cherry MX red clones. They are rated with a lifetime of 50 million presses but YMMV. The red switches do feel good to type on, but not great, when I daily drove this on my gaming and work from home setup. The keycaps, while legible, are absolute fingerprint magnets. There is a slight wobble on the keycaps, but this does not negatively affect the overall function or feel of the keyboard.
The function keys at the top doubles up as media keys which is fairly standard. I would have preferred dedicated media and volume keys but this is still a welcome feature. The stem (the part of the switch where the keycap is attached) is similar to Cherry MX stems which means that the keycaps can easily be switched or replaced with a different set of keycaps if desired.
These are only two mechanical keyboards from brands that I have tested previously, but there are numerous mechanical keyboards that are better value for money and are available on Amazon. Trust did get some things right like the keycap puller holder, the braided cable and the cable management channels at the back. Unfortunately, this does not make up for its faults, as it feels more like a product targeted to fill a particular price point rather than a competitive, budget gaming keyboard.
These are for sale in GAME for 19.99 currently (January 2024). They are good keyboards, but you need a wrist rest, as it too high without one.
I went from a low profile keyboard (the same keyboard since 2012) to this and it does takes a lot of getting used to.
Alternatively, if you haven't yet unboxed and setup the Mini, you can pair the keyboard to the Mini (and possibly the mouse). However, I would set up with a USB keyboard and mouse and pair the Bluetooth devices afterwards.
@Ovidiu's method really works. But in fact you don't have to hold for 10 seconds and neither hold Caps+Fn at the same time! You simply press Fn key once and make the led on the key light. That means Fn is disabled and you can use F1, F2, ... as usual. To enable Fn again, just press the Fn key again to turn the light off. Really easy but not that easy to find! ^_-
Actually, Caps+Fn works. I really don't know how I did it but trust me, it works. Press Caps key 1st and Fn key immediately after. Hold for 10 seconds and press Fn key again. You will see a small led turning on. That means you can now use your F keys without pressing the Fn key.
For the Microsoft Designer Compact Keyboard, you can use the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center app to configure the default Fn state, and I assume it also works for the full-size keyboard. Helpful if you've remapped Capslock to Left Control.
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Yes, if you can pick one up for less than 25 then go ahead and order it. Typically mechanical keyboards are listed for sale at much higher prices. Even RTings list of the best mechanical keyboards lists the best budget one at around 100. Before you jump in, buy one of these instead and see if you like it.
I have disassembled the keyboard and simply reassembled it and it worked by itself: please read to the bottom before attempting to do it as it is good to know how fragile some parts are.
remove these 3 screws, be careful we turning the board. the pc cables underneath are still attached. You can lose the USB cable a little bit but it will remain attached. It is glued to the circuit board.
Reverse the keyboard upside down, you want the top part with the keys facing down, possibly with some sort of structure holding it by the edges, the keys should not be pressed on the table to make the next part easier.
realign the plastic sheet with the connection there are holes that will help you to realign the connection because you will not be able to see it when you will (next) put back in the 3 screws under the 3 lights of photo number 3
The customer support at trust was not very helpful either, they just told me to try to press the button or to ask for repair if in warranty. So no guides or help even from them. My only hesitation is that I don't want to risk breaking it completely, but I will try carefully to check if there is something easy that I can do.
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I have a bluetooth mouse and a bluetooth keyboard paired under Ubuntu 22.10. They work fine. When I boot the computer and both devices are switched on, the mouse is automatically activated; the keyboard has to be switched on by clicking on the bluetooth icon at the top of the screen, going to the "Bluetooth 3.0 Keyboard" entry that is shown and then clicking on the "Connect" button.So why does the mouse connect automatically, whilst the keyboard doesn't? How can I get the keyboard to connect automatically?
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