Review on Keyboard Logitech K380 Multi-Device Pink, English by Wiktor Iwanski ᠌
It was a bad idea to buy this, money wasted.
Since I am a translator, the keyboard functions as a tool for me in my line of work. The quality of this keyboard is not quite up to the "satisfactory" standard. Printing on it is incredibly easy and convenient, yet its flaws outweigh its benefits in every way. A little over a year later, the letters on the keys started to wear away and disappear. If you are typing without looking at the keyboard, then this information is irrelevant to you, yet there is still sediment. It drains quickly, and it seems like the batteries only last for about a month, despite the fact that I tried the standard options, such as GP and vkusvill (for a comparison of batteries, I recommend that you google it). Well, this is a negative aspect shared by all wireless keyboards: they have a tendency to sit down at the most inconvenient times. The fact that it weighs almost a full kilogram makes it a poor choice for use as a portable keyboard. After being taken apart, it reveals a substantial metal plate on the inside. It is unclear why it is necessary, but possibly for solidity reasons. The new keyboard weighs 150 grams less than its predecessor but rides on the table in precisely the same manner as the previous model. It is abundantly evident that the rating is exaggerated.
- After some adjustment period, round keys tend to seem more natural to type on than square ones. Travel with little noise and few keys. It has an elegant and well-kept appearance (save for the yellow f1-f3 buttons). Rapid transitioning between three different devices
- Erase keymapping Discharges rapidly You are going to have to deal with batteries; given that we are in the 21st century, it is high time that built-in batteries with type-c charging were installed everywhere. Heavy Moronic key layout (determined by purchase from Ali - there are other versions and a wider variety of color options).
