Surface Pro 4 Keyboard Backlight
User Rating: 5 out of 5
How to turn off the Surface keyboard backlight. By Martin Brinkmann on May 31, 2017 in Hardware - Last Update: March 14. But that they may or may not support functionality to turn off the lighting of the keyboard. The Surface Pro ships with a sensor built-in that will activate the light on the keyboard to highlight the keys better. Mar 29, 2016 The latest version is the Surface Pro 4 released last year. The Surface tablet also comes with an keyboard accessory which comes in different colors and has a proper backlit keyboard along with touchpad. The keyboard attaches to the Surface using a magnetic mechanism and draws power from the tablet. It also has a backlit keyboard. Here's a great beginners tip for those new to the Surface Pro 3, 4 or Surface Book. In case you ever wanted to manually control the screen brightness you can do it just using the keyboard.
Review title of BryanNice but may get dirty after long time use
I absolutely love the feel of this keyboard. I have the Silver one and I have a keyboard cover on it so the keyboard won't get dirty, dust and is protected against spills and other stuff. My only concern with it being silver is that the cloth material will get dirty around the wrist area and there's no way to clean it and when I'm finished with an electronic device I typically sell it on ebay and I want to be able to sell the tablet with the keyboard and say it's in like new condition. No matter what I do the wrist area is going to get dirty from the oils from my wrist/palm. I really wished that they didn't make the keyboard out of cloth but it's a nice feeling when you're typing a long time or for a short time. I wished there was some kind of plastic cover for the wrist area so it will be kept clean. I don't think I have a choice but to buy another one if I'm ready to sell it but frankly, there's no reason to sell it. If you get the tablet get the keyboard as you will get more use.
Surface Pro 4 Keyboard Backlighting
Hi Bryan,Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the Surface Signature Type Cover! We’re sorry to hear that you’re concerned with wear and tear on your Type Cover. We would recommend trying out our tips for cleaning your Type Cover, here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4023504/surface-clean-and-care-for-your-surface.Kindly,VictoriaSurface Customer Care