The new keyboard is slightly different from the old version, with a different, rougher plastic (still great) and a new Logitech logo instead of the old embossed image. The small left shift doesn't pose a problem at all, but if you don't want to get used to it, the button next to it can be remapped. Also, perhaps, the keyboard will seem uncomfortable to those who prefer high keys or mechanics. I think it's a matter of habit. Additionally, lovers of creativity and / or multi-colored layouts can use a marker to change the backlight of the keyboard or individual letters. It is better to clean the keyboard often and carefully with a can of compressed air, without disassembling it - the clips are quite delicate and with surprises. While one of the advantages of a wireless device is the ability to stow it anywhere you need to free up desktop space, the K800i's design also allows for vertical storage: you can put the keyboard on the top edge and lock it in place with its feet.
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