Review on Keyboard Logitech K380 Multi-Device white, QWERTY by Stanislaw Banasiuk ᠌

When compared to laptop scissors, the key travel is what I would call "tight." Although this results in a drop in typing speed (who cares? ), it helps reduce the number of errors made when blind typing and extends the life of the product. Pros: Calm, condensed, and user-friendly, but most importantly, efficient in terms of energy use (more than a year running on batteries included in the kit) These are some downsides: Design: despite the fact that the keyboard itself is hefty and has a sense of being pushed down, the middle of it flexes and makes a distinctive creaking sound when it is pressed since it was designed in such a way. The body is made of plastic, and there is an overall cracking sound coming from the bottom cover in the area between the latches; this indicates that there is not enough solidity.