The ate will be after six months of use. It feels like the buttons are made of thick plastic. There is no backlash of the keys even if the keyboard is shaken by hand. I hope the Ghost effect of the keys will not appear. Maybe in the next version, a mobile stand with a Type C connection and a Type A dongle connector? Or a dongle with Type C too, who needs this Type A in 2022, OLO ? But rather. in 2025 and no one will need type C (wireless charging, as it were, is already almost everywhere, even…

Different pros: Very comfortable keyboard. Tactilely pleasant. Enough for a year and a half. Different cons: Sticky keys, double click. It's just a problem with these models. If it appears, the keyboard is only for disposal, there are no repair solutions.

Has pros: very comfortable. chose - went shopping and tried to print quickly. Cons: A year and a half later, double clicks began. Managed to exchange it under warranty.

Extraneous noise during operation greatly spoils the impression of the purchase. I found a similar complaint on reddit and now I’m wondering if I need to apply for a replacement product or is this the norm for this model? Unfortunately, there are no suitable analogues among wireless keyboards, - . ate after a year of use. The annoying sound is gone. But I fully appreciated the plus of the ability to connect the keyboard wirelessly and via USB through the adapter and via bluetooth. For work, I…

Klava worked for 3 years and ended. Some of the keys are not pressed, and some stick. It is impossible to work / play on this one. The manufacturer gives a 2-year warranty, so Claudia is sent to the trash. He took out an old membrane, which has gone into its 4th year and does not know any problems. Definitely not worth it for that kind of money. Has pros: Wireless. But in fact this function was not useful. For 3 years of use, I changed the batteries once. The noise is not a membrane, but quiet.

I took two sets, at home and at the office, exclusively for work, so I can’t say anything about games. For a month of use, the impressions are positive, and there were no critical shortcomings. Made to last, looks reliable (although, of course, it's too early to talk about reliability). The keys are pleasant, and they knock, for mechanics, not too loud; they work even with a slight pressure, so if you are used to membrane keyboards, you will not experience any inconvenience. So, in principle…

Overall happy with the purchase. I gave it to a girl under NG so that my hands do not get tired so much during a long stay at the computer. They took wireless (with BT support) for the long term + it will be convenient to connect to other devices. Its pros: - Design - Comfortable for hands - Tactilely pleasant (mechanical keys) - Easy to connect - Works both over Bluetooth and over the air via a logitech receiver Some cons: - We were a little too smart with the software and the layout for…

This is right for a large table or on a sofa to lie and print from afar if your eyesight allows. I do not use multimedia control at all, except sometimes with the volume keys. there is no backlight at least on / off, sometimes I need it at night. A strong clave, quiet at night for a mechanical one, there is of course a clatter, but not a nasty steel so normal, not annoying. The child almost beats her with cars, fists and everything she has to - in general, she doesn’t care. The wrist rest is…

The feeling after buying this keyboard is emptiness. No emotion. Pointless and unnecessary purchase. If you're looking for a wireless keyboard that doesn't require frequent charging, look no further. Because these two advantages are definitely not worth 7,500. After all, apart from them in this keyboard there is nothing. Bad keystrokes. It's hard to describe it. It's like rubbing dry plastic. I want to spray each button with WD40 so that the mechanisms inside do not rub so unpleasantly. I…

I am satisfied with the purchase. On purpose, I even began to look for games where you need to control more from the keyboard. Apparently the inner toad is trying to recapture the money spent. Got pros: No wires, stylish, pleasant. The connection keeps well, I have a laptop in the corner, I'm on the couch, sticking to the projector. 5-7 meters without problems, I didn’t try further, there is no need. I don't feel any delay. Clicks nice =) Has cons: I get constantly on the soft buttons on the…

The keyboard worked for 2 years without any complaints. Probably 30% of the time was used as a playroom, there were no damages, no bays, not even special dust on it - it was always lying on the table. Nevertheless, after 2 years, glitches began abruptly Either I was unlucky, or Logitech began to more accurately calculate the resource of its products, so that after the warranty expired, I had to run to the store again

Brought the keyboard home, opened it - beauty. I personally really liked the design. But it was worth connecting and starting to print . Let's go on increasing trouble. The smallest dirty trick - all the keys dangle. Keycaps sit tight, hence the conclusion that the problem is in the switches. Most play just a little bit, but all the long keys and a few short ones wobble excessively. Now the next dirty trick is tactile sensations. As if he returned to the membrane, only worse. Yes, this is the…

The keyboard began to die - when pressed, the keys are doubled. So far this is happening on numbers, but apparently problems with letters will soon begin. Or the whole economy will stop working altogether. Over the past year, the mouse died, two cameras, now the keyboard. The cover is standard. If there is a guarantee - contact, but if there is no guarantee - a complete ignore! It's time to pay attention to the company's product quality.

But what absolutely cannot be tolerated is double keystrokes. How can it be that sensors (which seem to be expensive) do not work normally from the word at all. You type the text, and then you sit and delete doubled letters. Well, how is it possible? ddd - one click. dd one more. s - but this key is still working. Windows has the longest pause before retrying, but this is a hardware glitch, dddd - one more click . In short, this is complete rubbish, Logitech began to make outright nonsense for

The keyboard is not backlit to save battery. For those who type blindly, this should not interfere in any way. G-keys are not needed, if you do cram them, it would be better if they were F-keys with a different shape. And so I had to pull out the caps from the lower G-keys so as not to confuse them with CTRL. Different pros: - Reasonable price for wireless mechanics. - Pleasant tactile sensations from the keys. - Music and volume control buttons. -Ability to quickly switch between two devices.…

Most of the cons are nit-picking, but the short-term loss of connection, alas, does not allow me to call this keyboard ideal. However, I'm happy with the purchase. Pros below: + Almost unique in its kind - wireless mechanics with two connection interfaces. +Instantly switches between native interface and bluetooth. + Excellent response (before that there was a wired membrane keyboard also from Logitech - I didn’t notice a difference) + Autonomy - I've been using it for a month and a half on…

In general, rather justifies expectations, if not expecting too much. Although it is far from top mechanical keyboards, especially in terms of coffee resistance. In addition, it is not very clear why the mechanics of such a weight should be made wireless - it is still used as a desktop one in the first place. The wrist rest could be bigger. PS. For several years, one key has become clogged. And then it turned out that the keyboard is completely non-separable and disposable, worse than the…

In general, the impressions are only positive, it’s too early to talk about reliability, I won’t forget to add an ate. Pros: The first impression is huge, monumental, even heavy, it looks like it is poured on the table, very comfortable shape - such a natural "deflection" in the area of ​​the middle row, due to which the distance to the keys in different rows feels the same. Comfortable palm rest. Very clear tactile feel of the keys. The software is of average scall, but it doesn’t matter to…

I chose a good wireless mechanical keyboard, until I found nothing better for myself. Got pros: ✅ Wireless mechanics (not many high quality wireless mechanics); ✅ Autonomy (works on 2 batteries for about a year); ✅ Ergonomics; ✅ Convenient stand for the phone (was from IKEA, but this gift made me use myself); ✅ Functionality of additional keys (switching from bt to wi-fi, sound, etc.); ✅ Excellent response. Its cons: 🤦‍♂️ G1-G6 keys! I really wanted to look at the product of the manager who…

In general, the keyboard is cool (it was), I didn’t know grief. There were no competitors (according to my parameters). But after using (about six months), a problem with double pressing began, I cleaned it with compressed air, ated the software, and so on. I contacted Logitech support, we solve the problem ate: we discussed the problem for a month and as a result sent a new keyboard, though with the British layout, well, nothing, you can get used to it ate: after about half a year, duplication