Black Logitech K740 Illuminated Ultrathin Keyboard 🖥️ with Laser-Etched Backlit Keys and Soft-Touch Palm Rest Review

There is a Logitech Illuminated keyboard that has served faithfully for a long 8 years. But time goes by, and if it did not affect its technicalcomndition in any way, then the appearance suffered slightly. Soft-touch began to flake off. As a result, in the absence of alternative solutions, hecomnducted an experiment to remove the stand material that had become unusable. Result. - Watch the video ? v=ZhNeAXyZelA PS. After the experiment, I came across a used one in almost perfectcomndition…

The details are out! I collected all four (did not throw them away) and took them to the local Kulibin. I now have three of these keyboards, including the new one! Glad.

I first bought this Claudia in the year 2022, I don’t remember anymore. In 2022, it flooded heavily, tried to restore it, but it didn’t work out - water got inside the film. Bought a new one just like it. Excellent keyboard, has not lost any qualities over time.

The keyboard is a vacuum cleaner, the keys attract dirt with terrible force, and when wiped with a cloth, they cling and break! Very delicate button fastenings - the thinnest plastic frames burst, and spare ones are nowhere to be found and do not fit from others! Flimsy design for the money!

If not for this departure, she would not have had a price. And now you have to look for something else, you don’t want to experiment a third time. Has pros: Slim, easy to use, ergonomic. I mostly work at night, the backlight is very important. Soft keystrokes, pleasant. Some cons: This is the second such keyboard in use, I took the same one, because I assumed that there was a marriage. Very flimsy keys that fly out from wiping with a cloth cannot be put back. The second part flew out after a…

I don’t advise buying, it’s made very poorly, the keys play a lot, if a key suddenly flies off, you won’t return it back, the fastening sticks and the pressing mechanism break at once, I didn’t expect such cheap stuff from logitech .

Has pros: Comfortable and durable keyboard, I have been using it for more than 5 years, the backlight is adjustable, the keys are pressed softly and smoothly. Cons below: Buttons occasionally break, you have to look for spare parts for computers on the sites

I love this clave so much that when my button broke, I found the same bu clave, bought it, pulled out the broken button and put it on myself. Now there is one k740 for spare parts, the second is mine - fully working, which never ceases to please me!

KeyRemapper will help solve the problem of the shift, you can reprogram the slash next to the shift in a minute. To be able to control the player (instead of aimp, insert your own) except for windows media: edit the players. Ini file in Program Files\Logitech\SetPointP (corresponding lines must be added to the [] sections) [Players] AIMP3=cmd, AIMP3. Exe, Winamp v1. X, xxx, xxx,40045,40046,40047,40044,40048,0,0, AIMP3 [players. Display] AIMP3=AIMP3 [Players Seek] AIMP3=cmd,40060…

I have been using it for five years now and this is my best keyboard. I hit it completely mercilessly, I play active games, but signs of wear began to appear only now - for some reason, the 8 key is close to falling off, and not some WASD. Because of her hopelessly stuck to the scissor mechanism. The mechanical keyboard on Cherry MX Blue had to be sold - I could not get used to the key travel.

Not worth your money at all. Its pros: Quiet, media buttons, short travel and scissor design. There is a simple backlight, which is also sometimes useful. In general - from the point of view of the desire for a thin keyboard - it is good. Cons: And this is where the problems begin. In games it is simply unrealistic to use it. The keyboard simply does not allow you to hold down several buttons at the same time, especially if there is a space or a shift plus something else among them. In…

I spilled half a mug of sweet coffee, immediately put it out of the usb. I thought kirdyk to her. Dried out, the keys began to creak and move badly. I don’t know how the people in it manage to break the keys, I removed ALL the keys with a thin flat screwdriver, snapping off 4 antennae on each key in turn, I didn’t break a single one. I washed the keys and rockers, the board itself is flexible, there are silicone caps on the buttons, I wiped everything with cotton swabs with soapy water. The…

Comfortable. Just comfortable, good stuff. Plus, the multimedia part is also good, not a pile of house keys, but the use of standard ones with the Fn button, ala a laptop version. In my opinion, it justifies its price tag. Yes, it's not low, but it's worth it. For two years I have vacuumed it a couple of times, but wiped it a couple of times - everything is like new =)

1. Markost (-2 stars) When unpacking the keyboard, I was very pleased with the appearance. However, after several hours of using the keyboard, disgusting marks are found on the part of the keyboard under the space bar (where the thumbs usually lie). Options like "wash your hands before use" will get you nowhere - it's the keyboard material, as the natural grease turns the keyboard into a shiny, dirty horror. Thus, you have to wipe the keyboard with a damp cloth several times a day. 2…

After two weeks of use, the key flew off and the scissor mechanism mount broke. There is no service in 2022, they don’t repair it, you can’t find spare parts. Had I known, I would have bought a mechanical one. Worst keyboard I've ever had, but not cheap. With its pros: Beautiful, quiet, comfortable. The brightness of the backlight is very easy to adjust. Some cons: Flimsy. Key fell off after 2 weeks of use. It gets dirty very quickly, but you can’t clean it, because. while the keys fly off…

Has pros: 1 Quiet (when playing at night in a 1-room apartment!) 2 Backlight (adjustable). 3 soft buttons (pressing does not require force) 4 Sits firmly on the table Has some cons: For 9 months of flight - has not yet revealed, although I play all the time

I've been using it for 4 or 5 years, I don't remember. If I'm too lazy to change the wire, then I'll buy the same one. : I repaired the wire with a soldering iron, I will use it for another 5 years. Its pros: Adjustable backlighting, embossed keys (in contrast to an absolutely flat a la Apple), quiet and elastic key travel. Everything is done extremely aesthetically and without pathos. Got cons: The wire at the base frayed, apparently, and became the reason for the shutdown. Left Alt and…

The listed disadvantages are rather wishes for improvement, even at the cost of releasing a new keyboard, but for the same money))) I worked on it for a day and got used to the dimension, although it still seems too small. And pressing after 10 hours of work became more audible. But it's still a great clave. Got pros: Virtually silent, three-stage illumination from weak to strong. Plastic is like on my smarts - soft touch, spots are almost invisible, a pleasant velvety feeling. Very…

It worked perfectly for 5 years, it didn’t stick, it held tightly in place (the elastic bands all held out), well, as always with closed claves, it collected dirt, but everything was decided by vacuuming, etc. The main thing: the keys never stuck, a pleasant soft move, sooooo quiet work worked well and clearly. True, it is quite overall - if the place in the workplace is not critical - take it. For 5 years I have erased the active buttons on it to the holes in the coating, and now I need to…

They gave it about 3 years ago, I use it daily, I didn’t use Claudia better, I recommend it to everyone, no gaming Claudia stood nearby.