Review on Keyboard Logitech K380 Multi-Device white, English by Mateusz Gsiewski ᠌

The circular buttons are becoming more comfortable for me to operate, but the interface as a whole is not very user-friendly. Everything benefits from having square keys, as they are superior and more convenient. It is unfortunate that the initial purchase of a product of excellent quality requires some sort of sacrifice. However, as a result of the king's actions, there were no other choices. Below are some advantages: The quality of the keys, as well as the quality of the pressing, determines which keyboard is the best according to these characteristics. It has a lengthy history of success and is also excellent. It is really convenient that several buttons can be customized in any way that you choose. And by default, the F-keys are disabled, which is another advantage of this keyboard. It is possible to turn on if required. The functionalities of switching tracks and adjusting the volume are the ones that I find myself using the most often because they are the most convenient. Cons: It doesn't place a space after the comma if you don't have time to release the shift key (the space key doesn't work when you press the shift key and the dot key at the same time), and if you're used to typing quickly, this happens all the time. Pros: It's easy to use. The fact that there are no better keyboards for the price is really frustrating, but there are none to be found. In addition to that, there are stickers in the form of letters that are of a bad quality; it appears as though they were either printed or made with chalk in a low resolution; the borders are not distinct and thin. The shade of yellow used for the buttons is one of the least appealing options available to the manufacturer. The photographs don't give the impression that this is the case.