Review on 🔌 Logitech K270 Wireless Keyboard by Mateusz Czyta ᠌

- The keys are held on one hook instead of two and, as a result, are easily removed. By "easy to remove" I mean spontaneously fly off during work. - The keys dangle in their places, so I can only describe the sound from it with the word "rattling". - Communication with the receiver is stable only if the latter is plugged into the hub in the monitor 40 cm from the keyboard, in the system unit it is too far for it. - Some of the keys are printed only when pressed hard, some generally work only when pressed, for example, in the upper left corner and the like. The latter, as it turned out, is a consequence of the crooked plastic on the back of the key (there are no complaints about the operation of those units where this cross is even). I tried to fix it by aligning the plastic with superglue (it doesn’t work, it just slides out when using the keyboard), placing paper tape at the bottom (partially helped, but the sensations when you press it became like from a buggy power button of an old system unit), melt more plastic in the place where it is crooked ( didn’t help, and I tried to do it in a clumsy way, because don’t buy a 3d pen for the sake of an unsuccessful keyboard).