Review on Renewed Logitech K800 Wireless 💡 Illuminated Keyboard: Brighter, Better, and More Convenient by Eh Shee Lay ᠌

I will not describe the benefits. They certainly are. I will say right away - I decided not to buy this keyboard after I checked it "by touch" in the store. What specifically didn't like: 1. The key stroke is too "soft" after pressing, there is a desire to press again, so that "for sure". 2. Rounded edges of the keys: - As one of the users already very accurately put it: "There is not enough tactile information for confident pressing without touching neighboring keys"; - Unpleasant to the touch material (soft and rough). Due to the roughness, it is also uncomfortable. - This design of the keys greatly reduces the cost of the design of the keyboard. 3. I don’t know what this is attributed to - to the build quality or to a design flaw, but when you type numbers on the additional keyboard, the neighboring keys go shaking. Feeling unreliable. 4. Small Shift - not convenient. For the money I don't want to get used to it.