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Mountain DisplayPad and MacroPad Keypads

Dec 4,2022 0

2. DisplayPad

 

Review Pages

1. Introduction
2. DisplayPad
3. MacroPad
4. Software
5. Conclusion

 

The MOUNTAIN DisplayPad costs around €109,99 (without shipping) and can be bought directly from MOUNTAIN. The box is very attractive and well designed and includes all the needed information for users to view before buying.

Removing the external carton box, we find another box inside that is kept in place with magnets. Opening the box unveils its contents that are well protected inside hard foam.

The product consists of two components, the base and the DisplayPad. The whole product is made out aluminium and is very attractive to the eye. The base alone weights around 411gr.

At the bottom of the base there is an ABS bottom cover with rubber pad that prevents the product moving around when placed upon slippery surfaces.

The main displaypad component weights around 128gr and is made out aluminium with 12 "small" 104x104px screens that can display Animated GIF, JPG, PNG, BMP images through the MOUNTAIN Base Camp software.

Installing the DisplayPad at the base is rather simple, just push and secure.

At the back there is a Type-C connection and inside the box you will find a 2m USB Type-C to Type A braided cable that is very well made.

Finally, inside the box, you will find several stickers and a quick start guide.

 

Review Pages

1. Introduction
2. DisplayPad
3. MacroPad
4. Software
5. Conclusion

 

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