Review on Logitech K380 Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard for Mac - Off White: Multi-Device Convenience and Versatility by Momchil Kinov ᠌

Two Apple bluetooth keyboards had keys that stopped working after a cup of tea was spilled on them. Have been washing and cleaning in vain. Since I have hook hands, I'm sick of losing money on Claudia. I yearned for a thing visibly and tactilely similar. I gave this clave a good look due to its cheap pricing and appealing design, but the fact that it was made of membrane put me on edge. The old membrane claves brought back memories I did not have a fondness for when I was younger. It's true that the membrane prevented death. Since we don't carry the Satechi Slim X1 and I couldn't find any suitable options at this price, I settled on a white model. Yes, and I have complete faith in the Logitech brand; I previously owned three of their mice before upgrading solely for aesthetic reasons; the three that I handed to family members are still functioning perfectly after many years of use. It's a joy to type on this keyboard. The feel and sound quality are on par with my previous Apple keyboards. The membrane makes it slightly less noisy than the others. Nothing sluggish or slow. Keeps a stable footing on the desk. A matte finish that won't leave any marks. This is the greatest mouse for the job, and it goes fantastic with my white Logitech MX Anywhere 2S mouse. The version 4 of this mouse is superior to version 3. It was great that I could attach a third device—another TV—and switch between them with the push of a single button. Another iPhone I tried connecting with also connected swiftly, but I still don't get it. All that matters is that the keys be spherical. It was an adjustment period. I simply cannot agree with the opinion expressed by some online that it is inconvenient. That's all. At first, he was frequently off target, but eventually, he adjusted. I can now print accurately and painlessly. I'd like the same thing, but with subtle ambient lighting behind it. I noticed they had produced mx keys tiny with lighting and gave one a lick; it was cool, but way out of my price range. If it were about $70 like Satechi, I'd get it. The k380 is a great keyboard for the money.