Using External Keyboards with Luna Display
Luna Display supports different keyboard setups, allowing control of both your primary and secondary devices.
💡 Supported setups:
Keyboard connected to the primary device, controlling both devices.
Keyboard connected to the secondary device, controlling both devices.
Separate keyboards for each device.
⚠️ Note: Luna Display does not have an on-screen keyboard.
What setup provides the best experience?
✅ Connecting to the Primary Device
We recommend using a keyboard on the primary device for the best performance:
Supports key repeat functions like Delete (Mac) and Backspace (Windows).
Fewer compatibility issues with mixed setups (e.g., PC to Mac).
Supports non-QWERTY layouts (AZERTY, Colemak, etc.). You may need to switch manually.
If you experience input issues, check for third-party apps like Karabiner-Elements or Keyboard Maestro, which may interfere with Luna Display.
⚠️ Connecting to the Secondary Device
Supports Cmd + Tab to switch apps with Exclusive Fullscreen Mode disabled.
Limited support for key repeats and non-QWERTY keyboards.
Some shortcuts and gestures may not work with a trackpad.
iPad Keyboard Limitations: macOS shortcuts do not work when using an iPad keyboard, as commands are tied to iPadOS. The following shortcuts are unsupported:
CMD + Tab
CMD + Spacebar
CMD + ESC
CMD + Q
⌨️ Recommended Keyboards
Luna Display works with most external keyboards, including:
Logitech keyboards, including the widely recommended MX Master Series.
Logitech MX Master Series, which allows switching between multiple devices via Bluetooth.
These setups provide the best input experience while using Luna Display.