Review on Renewed Logitech K800 Wireless 💡 Illuminated Keyboard: Brighter, Better, and More Convenient by Mateusz Banasiuk ᠌

All deficiencies are for the 2022 release keyboard and are not present on this earlier model. - Cheap plastic of both the outer part of the keyboard and the keys - Cheap keystroke mechanism that holds together like an old grandfather - Transparent rim with manufacturing defects (scratches, inclusions and dirty spots inside the plastic) - The Logitech inscription is no longer an overhead embossed element, but a cheap spraying of paint, which is likely to peel off in a few months (I am attaching a photo of the old and new versions) - Charge indicator windows turned from narrow stripes into sloppy sausages - AAAA! That keystroke creak! Now I'm typing this text on this clave and it's just terribly infuriating! Although I wrote about this above, I repeat - keystrokes come with a loud nasty creak! Too bad you can't attach an audio file here. - The noble black plastic extension cord for the receiver and charging was replaced with the cheapest gray with poor processing. God, Logitech's greed knows no bounds! Klava costs 9,000 and they save on plastic! - An expensive branded black whistle with a white edging turned into a pure black Dushman whistle, which comes with the cheapest Logitech mice (in general, wherever additional processing is required, everything was removed - the branded embossing of the logo with the inscription disappeared on the charging extension, however, as well as on the extension cord for whistle and on the keyboard itself). Savings in the most expensive clave in the line have reached the point that even the branded turquoise envelope with papers has been removed, now, just papers.