Review on 🔑 Logitech Craft Wireless Keyboard with Input Dial & Backlit Keys, Dark Grey & Aluminum - Advanced Creative Tool by Anson Shao ᠌

I left out a lot of the description because it was something that other people already had and I didn't want to repeat some of the smaller details. For instance, I didn't include an active backlight that turns on when you bring your hands to the keyboard because it's a nice addition, but it doesn't really have any impact on anything else. The most important aspect is that it is a practical and dependable instrument for use in the workplace. Got pros: I have spent a considerable amount of time hunting for a keyboard exactly like this one: one that has a low profile and a short key travel (before that there was a Logitech K740, but it is far from Kraft). A little over a year ago, I was in the Kraft store and saw something that caught my eye. I asked to "feel" it and quickly realized that it was exactly what I required. After using it for a while, I came to the conclusion that I needed a keyboard like this at work. As a consequence of this, I have been making regular use of two Krafts for more than a year now =) I spend most of my time programming, which is why I was searching for something like this in the first place, along with a dash of gaming. So, this keyboard is an excellent choice for completing these activities because, in comparison to other keyboards, it enables users to input code on it relatively rapidly with a minimum of errors. Because the key travel is short, you won't need to constantly press the keys all the way down. The keyboard is also ideally suited for gaming; I like to dabble in first-person shooters like UT2022 and Counter-Strike. Another advantage of using this keyboard is that it makes almost no noise at all. If you have to work late at night and there are other people in the room, this feature will come in very handy. The wheel is something that, to tell you the truth, I don't really need, but since they go together with the keyboard, then what should I do)) I only use it to adjust the level (which is really easy to do), but I deleted the application because I didn't like it. This, in general, does not in any way hinder the user's ability to use the keyboard. She is rather heavy for her size, but this is also a benefit because it means that she does not have a technique for crawling on the surface. Connecting a MacBook to it so that both displays are shown on the same screen is another handy feature. One of the keyboards has already been knocked off the table twice; the first time, the cat was to blame, and the second time, it was the child. Every time this happens, I go into a state of internal paralysis and think, "Well, everything is a clave," but a thorough inspection reveals that there is not even a trace on the keyboard. Both the cover and the keys are quite simple to clean; the dirt that collects under the buttons does not impede my ability to use the keyboard. To summarize: at the present time, in my opinion, this is the best keyboard for coding and for light gaming (of course, it is not suitable for professional gaming) that is available on the market at the present time. Her many positive qualities more than make up for the few drawbacks she has. These are some downsides: Since it doesn't keep its charge for long when subjected to intensive use, I usually just leave the charging cord plugged in. Cannot simply function as a wired keyboard; instead, a wireless keyboard is typically required for most situations. After a year of consistent use, the void has developed a "glossy" appearance.