Review on Keyboard Logitech K380 Multi-Device Pink, English by Adam Kowalski ᠌
I definitely recommend buying, I didn't notice any disadvantages.
It's no surprise that I couldn't stop thinking about her for a few weeks. Although it appears to be a child's plaything, the model is really comfy. I chose it due to its size because when I work with Photoshop, the only keys I need to utilize are the alt, ctrl, and shift keys (along with various different combinations), and the length of a typical full-sized keyboard makes it difficult to place a graphics tablet closer to me. And the elimination of these annoyances was made possible by the K380. Capability of connecting three separate devices At home, I set the beech aside, placed a large monitor next to it, and hung a tablet on the wall above it. It is necessary to retrieve firewood from a remote location in order to share the capabilities of the keyboard and mouse. It will be possible to change several settings, such as the sensitivity of the mouse, whether or not capslock is displayed, etc.
- Small! But it serves its purpose. It is simple to connect to all three devices. I wear it to work to the local PC because it is ideal for work that requires only a little amount of space. Rubber feet prevent the table from sliding around, and in some cases they do not even give very much movement room. It is necessary to raise the clave in order to shift it.
- It took me about a half an hour to get used to the spherical buttons on the keyboard as well as the misplaced "center of gravity" of the keyboard. They didn't recognize each other because we hadn't used them in a while (the working computer hadn't seen the keyboard for a week), which happens when you don't operate with the device for a long time. Reconnected. However, after that, things returned to normal.
