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

The first impression is ambivalent, beautiful design and unusual tactile sensations, a little inconveniently inverted Enter (Enter) and a short Shift, but I thought I'd get used to it . I didn't immediately write a review so as not to make a mistake with the conclusions. After using it for several months, I didn’t just get used to it, but the desire to sell it is growing more and more. Instead of the left shift in the game, I often press the slash, since it is in its place, why there are 3 of them on the keyboard is not clear, plus one of them under the "Enter" button in the place where Enter is located on a regular keyboard and therefore sending a message in ICQ I often send a slash \ after the phrase, and even getting used to it, I still accidentally press it. This is facilitated by the small size of the keys - smaller than on a standard keyboard. Also, instead of pressing the capital letter with a shift, I get to \ and it turns out instead of Hello \ rivet. The backlighting of the keys turns on automatically if you raise your hands, but if you hold them on the keyboard, it goes out and you will no longer see the letters until you touch the middle of the wrist rest or press a key that you cannot see because there is no backlight. But this is fixable if you connect the keyboard with a charging cable, although this is not always convenient, because the keyboard is wireless. Summing up, I’ll say that the keyboard is convenient for typing - hands do not get tired even if you type for a long time, plus backlighting (although all letters of the same color and size are a minus). Compact size and stylish design is a plus, no separate multimedia minus keys, non-standard layout and closely spaced minus keys, overpriced minus