Review on 🔌 Logitech K270 Wireless Keyboard by Micha Kumicki ᠌

1. Although the layout is classic, I make a lot of mistakes on it, apparently the keys are not pressed that way. Despite the fact that on the K520 keyboard I print without errors at the same speed. 2. On the first day, in order not to occupy all (convenient) USB ports with transmitters, I connected a Logitech MX Master mouse to the transmitter of this keyboard. After that (after does not mean due to) the keyboard began to hard fail: the connection is cut off for 5-10-15 seconds and everything that I type either disappears or is written to the buffer and then starts printing automatically, only half of the characters crash out. 3. After 2-3 falling asleep of the computer or just a long idle time (the computer turns off the monitor, but does not go into sleep mode), the keyboard sometimes refuses to print at all (either it does not turn on, or it cannot establish a connection). As a result, you have to overload the computer with the mouse, or wait until the keyboard comes to its senses. 4. The transmitter steadily catches the signal only when it is plugged into the side of the monitor (30 cm to the keyboard). If you stick it into the system unit (on the floor, less than 1 meter), then the signal is caught very badly. At the same time, the mouse, which works from its native transmitter and is connected to the keyboard transmitter, works without a single problem at all from any transmitter plugged into any usb port. Never had any problems with other mice either. The batteries are new. Clave is less than 3 months old.