Review on Keyboard Logitech K380 Multi-Device white, English by Micha Jelonek ᠌

It's been nearly a month since I first touched a keyboard. Acclimate yourself. I've grown to prefer it over regular keyboards. Use Expertise: 1) The flexibility to switch between different Bluetooth modes and use a variety of devices simultaneously. 2) Effective layout Three) Value for money Reasons to dislike: 1) The buttons I use to toggle between devices are pressed firmly (mine are shifted to the top left corner, making contact between the plastic of the button and the case). Therefore, you can't just click the button normally; instead, you have to press very hard or move your finger to the button's extreme lower right corner. 2) The unusual layout of several keys in comparison to standard keyboards (particularly punctuation marks). Thirdly, because all the buttons are rounded, the little finger on the left hand gets sore after typing for a while. This is because the space taken up by the buttons is smaller than usual, therefore the finger must reach further and at a different angle than usual. 4) Because of the same roundness, typing speed is reduced (I used to do all my writing on a laptop, where a light touch to the edge of the key was all that was required for the character to appear on the screen). Five, the most crucial of all! It is not always feasible to use the SHIFT key when printing; for example, when switching languages (on Mac; on Windows I did not verify), you have to wait a second or two before you can use the key.