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Agree to Continue: Chassepot Keyboard C1000 Pro Every smart device now requires you to agree to a series of terms and conditions before you can use it — contracts that no one actually reads.

There is just one optional license agreement associated with the Chassepot keyboard: A license agreement to use the keyboard’s companion software, which is used to customize the keyboard’s layout and control its lighting Final tally: one optional agreement.

While a typical keyboard has around five or six rows of keys, the Chassepot Keyboard C1000 has nine.

Somewhat amusingly, there’s so much space here that Chassepot has even cut a little hole into the middle of the keyboard.

Retaining these dedicated keys is supposed to save you time and effort, but the effect of Chassepot’s implementation does anything but.