Review on 🖥️ Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard for Windows - Black | Solar Recharging Keyboard (Windows Black, Not for Mac) by Anastazja Pluta ᠌

Name: 🖥️ Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard for Windows - Black | Solar Recharging Keyboard (Windows Black, Not for Mac)
Item: 🖥️ Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard for Windows - Black | Solar Recharging Keyboard (Windows Black, Not for Mac)
Rating: 5

March 03, 2023

Im amazed! It was definitely worth the money!

Excellent keyboard; strongly suggest it.
There aren't many other options.
So far, there have been zero charging issues. Even though the illumination is poor and we spend a lot of time working at night and in the evening, we were able to keep the battery charge at 93% during the first month.
An easy-to-use tool exists for monitoring power and brightness (!) A dedicated key on the keyboard triggers it instantly. The indication of "adequate illumination" is located right next to the button, and it displays the current lighting status when pressed.
In addition to the regular F1-F12 keys, there is a set of function keys.
The keys aren't completely flush with each other, but they do have slight indentations for your fingers, making them much more ergonomic.

Pros

Quality on par with that of Logitech: no loose screws, etc. Appearance is quite fashionable. A benefit is that it is both thin and heavy. There are no battery issues (this statement still needs to be tested by time). Its design is reminiscent of traditional, well-designed controls (they work quite quietly). The Great Stroll In. Compact (unifying) receiver that works with all Logitech devices. The absence of cables. Moreover, a short receiver adapter is included (for use on the back of the case).

Cons

So far, there have been no major problems found. A few nitpicks: Yet, the Apple keyboard's tactile feedback is superior (but it has other disadvantages). Glossy, readily filthy surface: dirtied up in no time (especially if you do not bother and do not wipe every day). Unless you operate in a hygienic environment, the "recesses" for the keys will fill up with crumbs, dust, etc. after a few months of use, as they are larger than on the identical Apple. Near the right Ctrl is not the standard menu button, but has its own function button. Short left shift (next to it is another slash). CAPS LOCK is not being used. There is still evidence of the battery or accumulator (small round). Its expected lifespan remains a mystery. Our retail outlets charge a tad too much for it ( 3000r).