Logickeyboard Adobe Premiere Pro CC TITAN Wireless Backlit Windows Keyboard - Black

This Logickeyboard is specifically designed and optimized for Windows operating systems (Windows 10 and 11). While some basic typing functions may work on macOS, the dedicated Premiere Pro shortcuts are unlikely to function correctly.

The rechargeable lithium battery offers up to 300 hours of use without the backlight enabled. Battery life will be reduced when the backlight is active, depending on the chosen brightness level.

You can adjust the backlight brightness using the dedicated `Fn` key combinations. Typically, there are buttons or key combinations to increase and decrease the intensity across five levels.

The keyboard features tactile, low-profile scissor key switches, providing a responsive and comfortable typing experience suitable for extended use.

While the keyboard has a durable build and responsive keys, it is primarily designed for professional video editing with specific shortcuts. It may not offer the advanced features or polling rates typically found in dedicated gaming keyboards.

You can switch between modes using specific `Fn` key combinations, usually `Fn` + `B` for Bluetooth and `Fn` + `USB` for the wired connection. Refer to the keyboard's manual for exact key assignments if unsure.

Please refer to the official Logickeyboard website or the product packaging for specific warranty information, as it can vary by region and retailer.

Ensure the USB Type-C cable is securely connected to both the keyboard and computer. Try a different USB port or cable. Restart your computer.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your computer and the keyboard is within range (10 meters). Try re-pairing the device by removing it from your computer's Bluetooth list and repeating the pairing process. Ensure the keyboard battery is sufficiently charged.

Restart the keyboard by turning it off and on. If the issue persists, try a wired connection to see if the problem is related to the wireless connection. Ensure no debris is stuck under the keys.

Check if the backlight is enabled. Use the `Fn` key combinations to adjust the brightness levels. Ensure the keyboard battery is not critically low, as this can affect backlight performance.

Verify that the correct software (Adobe Premiere Pro CC) is active and in focus. Ensure the keyboard layout is set to UK English in your Windows settings. Some custom Premiere Pro configurations might override default shortcuts.