Clevetura Recenzje 

Having bought the Clavatura S in the past month, I had a problem with the vertical and horizontal scrolling. I was profoundly impressed by the exceptional help I got from the staff.

They were very fast, efficient, and extremely dedicated to solving the problem. This was what finally happened, thanks to their invaluable help.

Selling is easy, but attending to the customer after the sale is done is what differentiates great companies from ordinary ones.

Clevetura provides a 5* experience every time. The keyboard is an amazing piece of tech and their support is incredible. They've graciously assisted me with replacement keycaps for my cracked ones and a replacement battery after mine swelled up.

I purchased the Clevetura CLVX 1 and honestly - it's going to be really difficult going back to a normal keyboard after using this one.

I have a wide variety of keyboards: Keychrons (Q1 Max, K3, Logitech, etc.) so am no stranger to high and low end options in the market. The CLVX 1 build quality is top notch - it feels like a solid piece of hardware and typing on it is a joy.

There are a lot of thoughtful features - like the touch activated volume slider and key light slider. Additionally I love how easy it is to switch between devices.

But by far the best feature that is unique to the Clevetura keyboards is the touch pad baked into the keyboard. It flawlessly switches between typing and mouse movements for me and has provided significant relief for my tendonitis. I've tried so many different types of ergonomic mice, but a track pad has ultimately been the best option for me.

Having the trackpad built into the keyboard has made navigating my home theater PC and working throughout the day on my desktop pain free. I really recommend this keyboard - it's well worth the money!

Additionally Clevetura Support (Alex in particular) was easy to work with - shopping direct was a painless experience.

I was really excited to discover this keyboard trackpad. I’d had this idea several years ago, and it’s even better than I imagined. Being able to keep my hands on the keyboard while moving the cursor to click buttons or edit text makes everything feel much more efficient.

I’m also building muscle memory around using the right Command key. While holding it down, I can move windows without dragging the cursor to the window’s title bar, which is incredibly convenient. On top of that, I really like that the keyboard trackpad allows three- and four-finger gestures for triggering shortcuts and other actions. The CLVX keyboard trackpad reduces the need to move my hand to my regular trackpad. This is the best product purchase I’ve made in a long time.

This unique keyboard-trackpad hybrid works way better than it has any right to. For anyone looking for a remarkably usable, backlit, rechargeable alternative to something like a Logitech K400, definitely consider this product if you can afford it.

[Product: Clevetura S - Windows 11]

This is a one of a kind product. It is helpful for me to keep a tendinitis at bay, since I can use the keyboard as a trackpad and don't have to move my hand from mouse to keyboard and viceversa.
The more I get used to it, the more I like it.
It integrates well with the Mac too.

This keyboard I bought is still amazing to me. The touch-to-type and back-to-touch is a fantastic experience. I have been having a blast using it. I wish the battery were better, but it is adequate for my needs.

The one touch app has been a breeze to use. Being able to customize the different colour zones has been fun.

Over a year in and this is still one of the best keyboards I have ever used.

*Update*
After writing this review, my keyboard battery went from 2 weeks before a charge to 15 minutes overnight. Nothing i did was good enough to rectify the situation.

I am so disappointed in this happening. Usually they show signs of dying over time, but overnight?

This was upsetting.

It is hard to find a backlit wireless compact keyboard, I suspect there is not a big enough market for them, but this one suited me fine. Only things I wish it had were a scandinavian layout and the mouse buttons as shoulder buttons (my preference) and definitely backlights on the mouse buttons.
The touchpad is as good as any I've used, and suffers from similar issues. Mainly that sometimes when swiping, the first touch is interpreted as a click.

Makes design/3D work absolutely incredible. It is also such a QOL improvement in terms of day-to-day internet browsing. Would buy it again a million times!

The day to day experience with the keyboard has been fantastic. i used to hope between keyboards trying to find the one that worked for me and the CLVX 1 was a fantastic start but i ended up on the CLVX S and gave the 1 to my wife and now we both have our own Clevetura keyboards.

Pro: I bought this for Windows and Linux. This keyboard has excellent quality. The support and responses from Clevetura were instantaneous on Discord by the CEO and engineering team and that's most impressive. All questions were answered instantly and I considered that's the most important part of any product. The design is unique and it worked well.

Cons: the only con is that it's harder to type than a mechanical keyboard because the keys are too closed together, closer than a laptop keyboard (but that's by design because it's also a touchpad). I made a lot more mistakes and typed slower than a mechanical keyboard.

As a daily user, the experience of their two-in-one keyboard is wonderful! After their most recent software updates, it has much faster Bluetooth connectivity and function. The shipping experience was handled very well too! I had placed my pre-order, and they updated us throughout every step of the manufacturing process, even when there was a small delay, which is something I’d never seen another company do before, and it was extremely reassuring. The only minor adjustment I’d make to the keyboard is spacing the keys the tiniest bit closer together, as sometimes when gliding your finger around the keys to control the mouse, I’ll slightly bump into another. This doesn’t by any means slow down or really affect the mouse from moving around, just a small thing I’ve noticed while using it that can be a bit unpleasant to feel. I also think maybe a coating or something like glass tops on the keys that have the dual-function capability could help to provide an even smoother feel to the keyboard. I love that, on top of being able to tap the mouse pad keys to select something, they’ve also given us right- and left-click buttons near the space bar. I also think it would be cool to have a Touch ID/fingerprint unlock circle on the keyboard between the End and Up key for the Mac version, as sometimes I find myself having to reach over to my laptop to use its Touch ID when I’m feeling too lazy to type in the password (😅). Overall, this is one of the best, if not the best, keyboards I’ve ever used, and it is truly one of a kind! From the lighting configurations, to the battery life, to the design, it is a masterpiece!

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The keyboard is awesome and they are very easy to contact snd very responsive.

I was one of the original backers on KickStarter for the Clevetura 1 meaning I’ve had my keyboard for some time. Although I like its concept, construction and functionality, the only downside is the battery life. I’ve witnessed a gradual deterioration to the point I’m completely USB connection dependent. It would be nice if some firmware upgrade or battery swap out was available.
Addendum:
I did as you suggested and reached out to your team via website. To date, i havent had a response.

In general, it's a pretty interesting keyboard to use.
Pros:
The biggest advantage of this keyboard is the integrated touchpad -- it supports MacOS gestures natively. It won't fully replace, but works very well as an addition to a mouse.

Cons:
- Battery life: Can only hold up to 1 week, with backlight off.
- Slightly thicker than the Apple magic keyboard: Previously, I was using a low-profile keyboard from Apple. Even though CLVX S is only slightly thicker, I got hand muscles pain using it the first several days, while my hands were getting used to the new keyboard.

Overall I enjoy the keyboard. It supports different types of connectivity to laptops, computers, phones and other Bluetooth/USB enabled devices. I personally use it with my KVM in USB mode since I could not figure how to get a BT to USB connection setup with the KVM.

I just learned about the app based profile keyboard/gesture shortcuts, which I believe needs to be advertised more because this a game changer for me. What do you mean I can configure a mapping for a keyboard gesture for a particular app !!! I currently use three finger tab hesuturon the keyboard to control the mute and unmute button on Microsoft Teams.

Wishes:

(1) If I could have one wish it would like for the keyboard to be a bit bigger, the compactness of the keyboard led to a huge adjustment period a lot of miss types.

(2) the battery life needs some improvement, I don't have the backlights on that high and I have to charge it nearly every day or two.

(3) Touch pad controls on the keypad part of the keyboard as well. I use the number pad a lot and sometimes needs to move and interact with the mouse.

Great product, good software updates, and responsive customer support.

This keyboard is awesome. Not having to reach for a mouse while working at a desk is a game changer. I've got the CLVX 1 and use it daily for work. I'll probably be getting the CLVX S as well as I find myself swiping on other keyboards by habit.

Its a one of a kind keyboard and the only thing that truly feels like a finished, premium product for a niche long forgotten: HTPC keyboards.

As someone who runs a linux machine connected to my living room tv, this keyboard does it all. Battery lasts long, backlight, customizable controls (which the team worked to make possible on linux) and a small footprint

I definetly recommend.

I have been using my Cleveltura since it first shipped to me over a year ago and I love it. The software has gotten better as each new version comes out.

I’d say my only sticking points are:
I expected the various app profiles like Teams and VSCode to come preconfigured with some hot keys already assigned. I love the fact it’s customizable but starting with a baseline would be helpful too.

I don’t use the touch option much, because I find it interferes with my typing too much but I’m open to experimenting more with it.