Review on 🔗 Logitech K375s Wireless Keyboard and Stand Combo for Multiple Devices by Adam Borken-Hagen ᠌

Switched to it from the K270 keyboard. With the same keyboard width and the same key block size, there are two changes, both of which I didn't like. 0. Flimsy, no rigidity. 1. The size of the working part of the keys has been increased and, as a result, 2. The interval between the line of the right border of Back, Enter, RShift, RCtrl and the left border of the navigation keys has been reduced, now it is indistinguishable by touch from the interval between the keys of the main block. 3. In general, the splitting of F-keys into groups of 4 has been removed. 4. Narrowed Backspace and Enter keys. For what? I print blindly, and for me the disadvantages of 2-4 are serious, making tactile orientation difficult. 5. The switch is moved down. Because of what now and then random shutdowns. 6. Removed Print Screen, Scroll Lock and Pause/Break keys. I understand the savings, but they have already saved on the top row of function keys, and here it was possible to stop. PS. It would be possible to stop, but, unfortunately, there is something to add. 9 months after the start of use, an annoying defect appeared: several characters stopped printing. Sometimes a few turns off and on corrected the situation, but not always. I had to return the keyboard, well done returned the money. I'm very disappointed because I really liked the keyboard. But I'm unlikely to buy again, sorry for the money. Got an old K270. This one works)