With its pros: Really works on multiple devices. It takes up little space without compromising the size of the buttons. Has cons: Saved in vain on PrnScr buttons and the second row of function keys

Do not buy in any case - so as not to spare money and time spent later. It is a pity to realize that Logitech, which previously claimed the role of market leader, has sunk so low. It's not even consumer goods. Scammers! Has pros: Perhaps the existing advantages fade against the background of the impossibility of using this product for its intended purpose. Different cons: 1. If you are going to use under Windows, then keep in mind that the keyboard is made for Mac. Under Windows, it can be…

I use different systems for work and at home (Mac OS, Windows) and one of the problems with such work is the different approach of companies to the win and alt keys, because. these keys are located differently in different OS, which leads to poor user experience. This keyboard solved this problem and I forgot to keep in mind different combinations of layouts. The second important advantage is the ability to connect to different devices, both through the "whistle" and via bluetooth. Low power…

The rest is a regular keyboard, the design does not stand out in any way. Plastic is pleasant to the touch, not cheap. The main advantage is multi device capabilities. For 2 there is no alternative. Got pros: The main feature is the ability to simultaneously connect to several devices, and instantly switch between them using the 1-2-3 buttons (instead of F1 F2 F3). For each button, you can connect the device both via Bluetooth and via the radio module that comes with the kit. When switching to…

I believe that if this model were improved by engineering (without changing materials and technology), then it would be worth its money, even if you multiply the price by 1.5. At the moment, the model seems to be damp. At the same time, I would still prefer it to many other solutions from competitors. Compromises. Although it is unlikely that the manufacturer reads these reviews.

In general, a very worthy copy for your money. But not without jambs. I use e\ in combination Windows 10 Unifying / MacBook Pro Bluetooth / NAS Unifying. Initially, for a very long time, I did not want to connect to the MacBook Pro via Bluetooth. I entered the code, it seemed to connect, but in fact it didn’t, and then the MacBook could not establish a connection. Reset the settings to factory settings several times and tried again. As a result, it worked, but the sediment remained. The…

On a pleasant note, it was much easier to get a spare transmitter that plugs into USB than in the case of peripherals from Microsoft. There I somehow lost the transmitter, and did not find other options but to buy a whole device with a transmitter in the kit. Perhaps this is no longer the case, but for Logitech the transmitter is sold separately and at the same time, both a mouse and a keyboard can be hung on one transmitter. Very comfortable and I had no problems, but of course I'm not a gamer

I took it to switch between a laptop and a home computer. But when I wore it with a laptop for several weeks, the keys stopped working. I had to disassemble the clave. After parsing Claudia, I did not see anything special. Paying for a brand with its own defects. Logitech has been frustrating lately. I bought several devices lately and I had problems with all of them.

Spilled soda on an old keyboard. I took this to be able to connect to a smartphone. As a result, I almost don’t connect to a smartphone, but it’s convenient to carry around the entire apartment. Once I sat in the kitchen with a remote phone in the computer, took a keyboard with me and played. Receiver through 2 plaster. takes walls. I grabbed a share in December for 1800+, and a month later the price increased 5 times. In general, I am satisfied, but sometimes I have to erase the text, because…

For me, the most important advantage is that it stably switches between three devices, does not lose connection, does not troit when devices are removed, and always connects without problems when devices return to range. It's just space, dudes! I really wanted to achieve the same from "stylish/beautiful" rapoo and oklick, alas, in vain. The Logitech designers who designed it can safely claim disability benefits! It's just just a huge pie in thickness. Empty plugs on the top right instead of…

Given the shortcomings, the keyboard is rubbish. Judging by other reviews, the problem with sticky keys is quite massive, there is no software ate for this problem (and the problem is software, judging by the symptoms). I also have K380 - heaven and earth in quality in comparison with this one. Pros: Can be connected to up to three devices simultaneously and comes with a Logitech unifying receiver. It also comes with a very handy phone holder. With its cons: The volume keys stick - only the off

1. There is no Break key, I'm used to using the Win + Break combination - opening the system properties. The Break key is repeated as Fn+B. Accordingly, the combination Win + Fn + B works like Win + Break. 2. No Print Screen key - take screenshots via Fn+Insert, Alt+Fn+Insert. 3. Short left shift . :-/ Who could not come to terms with this, here is an article on Habré: habr./ru/post/428950/ - KeyTweak program, the left button with a tilde (~) is replaced with a left shift . It turns out two…

Pros: quiet running, connected without problems to macbook pro and phone (android) Has some cons: due to connecting to the poppy directly via the "blue tooth", I don't know where to put the receiver so as not to lose it :)

When connecting only one PC via Bluetooth, the radio receiver remains unused. And there's nowhere to put it. I had to tape it to the phone stand. The keys are located close to each other. Because of this, it is inconvenient to type text. The left Shift key is really inconvenient. Since its size is smaller than standard keys, when typing, the adjacent button with the "/" symbol is constantly pressed. I thought I'd get used to this button size, but no. The keyboard is very light and with active…

Pros below: - Full size keyboard - Short key travel (taste, adherents of mechanics can shower me with hats) - Quiet clicks - Quickly switch between devices Cons below: - Slightly flexes when pushed too hard - Narrow shift on the left - No context menu button - Hefty function key modifier button

If I'd known I'd run into these issues, I wouldn't have taken it. Hello manufacturers, the software problem was not solved after 3-4 years . Got pros: Normal appearance, switching between devices (I don’t use it), I forgot when I changed the batteries, if I changed them at all. With its cons: sometimes the keys jam, as if you press it at the wrong angle and it jams. And if the software is installed, the volume down key sticks to infinity until you turn it off and on. Generally disappointed.

I was lucky to have two of these. The first one died through my fault due to oxidized poor quality batteries. On those that came in the kit, I quietly worked for more than 6 months. The second one came across with a light marriage, namely the LShift, control and alt keys on the same side work with strong pressure, with a light one they may not work. The support offered to contact the store and write to them, the support is on the alert, they are ready to help, but I myself am too lazy to do…

I took it to work with several computers, but it didn’t work out very well: There is no normal way to switch keyboard and mouse at the same time. The outlet for switching F1-F3 is not very convenient, you constantly get confused about what you have enabled. Buttons fall off after a year Conclusion - it is better to take older keyboards, they are both stronger and have separate switching buttons.

Different pros: Convenient, fast switching between devices. indication of the device to which it is connected. good response Cons below: curve. the fourth leg does not reach the table 0.5 cm. very small Enter key.

Pros below: In general, cool clave. Bluetooth does not fall off, which I personally was very afraid of. Switching is clear, using Logitech Options to configure everything is quite convenient. Fits perfectly in my home setup. Alas, there is a lack of wireless keyboards with a numpad on the market. Different cons: Suddenly noticed the absence of the Break key at a very inopportune moment. I didn’t even have a thought that it was possible somehow without it, but, it turns out, it is possible.