Juniper Mesa Rugged Attachable Keyboard

The Mesa 7-inch Rugged Attachable Keyboard features 54 buttons, offering a full QWERTY keyboard with navigation arrows, a numeric keypad, and 98 possible inputs.

Features

  • Backlit and powered by the Mesa’s all-day battery
  • Easily attaches and removes without tools
  • IP68 rating - dustproof and waterproof
$599.00
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Overview
The Juniper Mesa 7-inch Rugged Tablet Attachable Keyboard boasts a sleek, lightweight design for comfortable all-day use. Users can be completely set up in minutes because of its simple snap-on design and compatibility with a RAM articulating arm, shoulder harness, and other device-carrying accessories.

The attachable keyboard features a full backlit QWERTY keyboard and enlarged numeric buttons for optimized data entry. Like all Juniper Systems products, the keyboard features an IP68 rating – making it entirely dustproof, shockproof, and waterproof.

*Compatible with Mesa 2, Mesa 3 Android, Mesa 3 Windows, and Mesa 4 Windows.

Questions & Answers
Does the Juniper Mesa Rugged Attachable Keyboard come with a RAM ball on the back? If so, is it removable?
No. The keyboard does not include the RAM ball. A removable RAM ball can be attached to the back of the keyboard if needed.
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