Review on Logitech K380 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard white, english by Adam uciuk ᠌

Amazing stuff. Although there are many compromises, I was unable to locate one that met my standards. has benefits Compactness, first. 2. Visual concision. 3. Build caliber. 4. Keys that respond tactilely and follow a distinct path. 5. the bt of the most recent version (in my situation, it is worthwhile on its own). 6. Support for numerous sources, which is an added benefit in my case. Cons of it: 1. The letters' white hue isn't as starkly different from the background's black as it could be. 2. Additional labels in gray are essentially undetectable. 3. Layouts with color highlighting (debatable, but I would choose it if I could). 4. Lack of pupd (cursors and fn can be used, but it is less handy). 5. No choice for a wired connection. This is unimportant whether using laptops, tablets, phones, or TVs, but you must have a keyboard or mouse that is already attached in order to connect to a computer. 6. The combination of volume keys, which are the only ones I use for multimedia and are combined with ones that are practical. 7. The top row's functional and multimedia default values are not expressly switchable (right-clicked). * Considering contrast issues, choose a white version with extreme caution because it is considerably worse there (I initially glanced at the white version).