Review on 💻 Streamline Your Typing with the Logitech Wireless Keyboard K360 by Adam Kotula ᠌

Technical help was contacted, but there was no response; they just unsubscribed, saying that these were only temporary failures and to reboot, etc. When typing, the text is either printed all at once with a considerable delay or not at all; also, a single letter might be entered in a significant amount of space by itself. When typing, the keys frequently cause confusion; for example, you might hit the English Z and type Y, or you might print some strange characters instead of letters, like the Greek letter Beta or the Scandinavian O with dots, etc. This keyboard and a separate Logitech M310 mouse were purchases I made. For 12 years, the devices had been plowing under this brand name without incident, but in this case, the corporation just let it down. The two gadgets clash with one another. The pointer flickers violently, then slows down, then vanishes entirely while the mouse also jams. By gluing two USB extension cables under the table and spreading both USB receivers out in various directions, we were able to address the issue to a large extent, but crashes occasionally still happen. I work on Windows 10. I tested it, and it works perfectly. Everything is just attributed to the need to reboot, presumably a marriage that is impossible to prove. Most crucially, technical support already states that both devices should be put as far away as feasible; this is something that is not mentioned in the specifications at all. One inexpensive extension cable cost 65, so I'll switch to USB 3.0. I am generally disappointed in the firm, and I sincerely hope that they did not produce all of their products with such errors. I would prefer to avoid experiencing these issues for close to 2000.