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

Because of the remote control, I decided to get this keyboard once more (a Logitech K800). In the past, I had used it for three to four years, however one day, on the same day, three of the keys suddenly quit working. I didn't stuff it, and I didn't eat on top of it either. I finished clearing the table. But the day before, relatives who brought their children came, despite the fact that the younger ones claimed they didn't eat or drink anything throughout the event, but. It is already difficult to determine what caused the breakdown in communication. Because of this, I had no choice but to resort to using my outdated Microsoft wired curved keyboard for the time being. But nothing is as inconsistent as something that is only transitory. due to the (as is often the case) high price of Logitech products, I have chosen to delay the replacement. After a period of two years, a pandemic has emerged, and we have no choice but to quarantine everyone. When I'm at work, I have to deal with computations, volumes that are always increasing, a constant sense of urgency, and I work with both a computer and paper. I have a Poppy and an older Lenova laptop at home with me at all times. Lenova is no longer capable of pulling such a rapid rate of work, including the connection of the remote to the poppy. And on the first day, I ran into problems such as the following: it's unrealistic to work with numbers on the top keyboard of a poppy, the number of usb ports is limited (I also had to buy -1 usb to remote the printer and another -1 for the receiver for the mouse (logitech), and the poppy only has 2 of them), and changing layouts on the main computer (ios) as well as the remote computer (windows) is not possible. a double shift each and every time. connected by means of a splitter in the wiring connection. The issue with the number pad was resolved, however there was still a difficulty with the mobility of the keyboard. In a nutshell, I went and grabbed the logitech. Surprisingly, the issue with switching layouts has been resolved; a standard number pad and one USB receiver have been assigned to each mouse and keyboard. You may see a list of more advantages in the advantages section up above. According to my previous experience with a Logitech K800, the battery lasted me between three and four weeks (enough for me). If you have continued to use it after a period of time, this indicates that the keyboard has become an integral part of your life and is worth the investment. Cons are very common. And the thing that stands out the most to me are the jagged edges; as a result of them, it is difficult to slide the object over the table using the knuckle of your palm since it is too sharp. However, after the guarantee has expired, this can be easily remedied by performing some mild grinding with a file. Also, the keyboard is fantastic. You won't come to regret it!