What a Flexible Clavier is?

A flexible Clavier is a Clavier with a traditional Clavier design but usually made of soft silicone which is highly flexible and portable. The connection of the flexible is the same as the traditional one, to attach to a computer through a USB connection or serial port. The flexible Claviers can act as replacement if the original one gets damaged.

The use of the silicone in Clavier manufactures is an innovation and the popularity of the Clavier Silicone Souple USB Flexible has proved that it is a successful innovation. Silicone material features soft, flexible, durable which assure the high flexibility, fine feel and durable features of the flexible Clavier.

The durable silicone skin of a flexible Clavier can protect it from a number of different substances, such as the noncorrosive liquid and dust, which means that it can replace the traditional Clavier to be used in some rough environment, such as in automotive garages or industrial areas. Moreover, the silicone is sorts of environment and skin friendly material and they have a more natural feel than one with a plastic cover.

The soft feature of the silicone makes the flexible Clavier highly flexible and portable. They can be rolled up easily in smaller size so that you can carry it in the computer bag or briefcase. It is an ideal gadget for travel. However, one thing you should pay attention when you roll up a flexible Clavier is to make sure the rolled up Clavier is protected from bumps as much as possible. It is still a delicate instrument. The other advantage brought by the soft feature of the silicone for the flexible Clavier is that you can nearly hear nothing when you tap on it, which avoid the disturbance to others in public.

One more favorite feature of the Clavier Silicone Souple USB Flexible is the easy cleaning. When dirty, they can easily be wiped off with a damp cloth or washed by water. But, be careful not wet the sensors when you wash it with the water.

It may take some time to adjust to typing on a flexible Clavier. For example, hitting a key off center may not register the keystroke at all, because of where the sensors in the keys are. However, there are some flexible Claviers that do a better job of detecting off center hits than others. The Claviers can generally be purchased for $12 US Dollars (USD) and go up from there. Purchasing a higher-end model is likely to yield more satisfactory results.