Review on Renewed Logitech K800 Wireless 💡 Illuminated Keyboard: Brighter, Better, and More Convenient by Vinay Sornsri ᠌

Those who spend a lot of time in front of a computer and print a lot of documents are the types of people who should buy without any reservations in my opinion. If you just use a computer sometimes, purchasing such a keyboard probably isn't worth the money. The joy of having this keyboard can be summed up in two words: wonderful keyboard. This keyboard is a delight to own. It is distinguished by the following: (*) Unparalleled luxury in terms of both comfort and tranquility of trip (thanks to the Perfect Stroke mechanism). (*)The key backlighting is consistent across all keys; however, its brightness can be adjusted based on the surrounding light or manually (also, the backlighting automatically turns off when you remove your hands from the keyboard and vice versa). (*) The batteries have an extremely extended lifespan; the keyboard can function without being connected to an external power source for more than three to four weeks. (*) The keys are quite comfortable to use because to their design and the material they are made of; each one has a little depression and a rough surface. (*) The impossibility of making out individual keys on the keyboard (they are laser-cut into the material of the keys and cannot be erased with all desire). (*) Capability of turning off the keyboard while not in use These are some downsides: (*) The keyboard did not come with a power adapter or charger (I have a Logitech Performance MX mouse charger, but for those who do not have a USB charger, it will be a little inconvenient) (*) The spacebar is noticeably louder than the rest of the keys on the keyboard (although this is a problem for all keyboards, due to the large size of the key) (*) The response of the hand presence sensor to the wires that were on the table (if you accidentally put any cable on the keyboard and forget it, the backlight will be on all this time until the battery runs out)