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

It almost works for me perfectly. I strongly advise everyone to consider the following Pros: Wireless technology offers reliable reception and quick response times, making it ideal for both gaming and work. Quiet enough. Long-lasting battery life despite heavy use; without the backlight, it may go for several months on a single charge for me, while with the backlight, it can go for several days or weeks, depending on how bright it is. AA batteries, the typical size, can be used. Backlighting that can be adjusted. Important function keys to have. Extremely hip appearance; it's authoritative and fashionable. Reliability: throughout the course of many years, nothing has been damaged. The characters that are printed on the buttons have been removed, but they have not been erased. Having this drawback: Even though I've been using it for numerous years, I still manage to miss a minor left shift quite sometimes. Because of this, it was required to insert a duplicate slash, which nafig does not require, and minimize the size of such a frequently used key, but why this was done is not entirely clear. I can only hope that the person who came up with this concept will make use of such a change for the rest of his life. There is no lighting for the NumLock key (as I understand it, in order to save battery). It does not remember the brightness level that has been set, so every time you turn it on, you will need to use the software that comes with it to either adjust it or turn it off.