Review on Renewed Logitech K800 Wireless 💡 Illuminated Keyboard: Brighter, Better, and More Convenient by Ghazali Dikir

The keyboard would have been 6 out of 5 if not for the death of one copy and a couple of small jambs. Logitech's legendary warranty saved the day. For the pre-crisis price was out of competition, now it's hard to say. With its pros. - Top not-gaming keyboard - It is also very convenient to play - Scissor button mechanism - clear and quiet pressing sounds, if you do not beat like a mad pianist on the buttons, generally silent. Very nice to print. - Soft white backlight with adjustable brightness. At low brightness, it is most comfortable to work at night, only letters glow. At high and maximum backlight, you can see it during the day, the space between the buttons also starts to glow. - Unifying. On the USB-receiver, you can throw more from the heels of devices from Logitech. - Automatic backlight, turns on when you place your hands over the keyboard. It also turns off when removed. - Strict and beautiful design. - Logitech quality. But there are spots on the Sun. See below. - Lives for a long time on one battery charge. A week and a half at least, it charges in a couple of hours from USB. - The buttons can be removed and the keyboard can be cleaned inside. Carefully and slowly, you can break it by trying to tear it off. Its cons: - Slash on half of the left shift - kapets. Logitech will never unlearn this. Matter of habit. - In my opinion, the distance between the top digital block and the F-buttons is too large. It's not very convenient in MMO games, but again, it's a matter of habit. - The biggest drawback for me - one of these broke. My first such keyboard began to behave like a madman, changing all the buttons in places. A year and a half later, I just started typing the wrong characters that I click on. Now the second one sent for free is my third year without such jokes. - No right window button