Review on Keyboard Logitech K380 Multi-Device white, English by Wiktor Kowalczyk ᠌

Kaaaef! To tell you the truth, it was a dangerous and risky move for me to do given that I type in the dark and am so accustomed to using the apple keyboard on a laptop. I was concerned that I would dislike the round keys and that my typing speed would significantly slow down as a result, but none of those things came to pass. Not only do these spherical buttons have a fantastic appearance, but also typing with them is a breeze because to how comfy they are. The key travel is a little bit softer than it is on a poppy, but it does not result in any discomfort all. But the most interesting feature is being able to swap between devices! I wasn't prepared for the ease with which I could move between iOS and Windows. Only a hundredth of a second, and you're done! The process of connecting a new device to the keyboard is also incredibly easy; all you have to do is press and keep pressing one of the function keys for a considerable amount of time. I have an additional Windows-based PC as well as an iPad that I wanted to use simultaneously with this keyboard. Everything is in good working order; however, if you frequently switch between devices, the batteries may run out a bit more quickly; still, I believe there is enough for an entire year. Even though Apple's Bluetooth Keyboard was nice, I found that I preferred using this one from Logitech instead. Although it is 1.5 times thicker, the logi does not get cut off on the edges, there is no vibration in the space, and you are still able to switch between devices! There are no issues with the location, and I have no idea who was the one that complained about it. When you actually take a look at the keyboard and see what kind of layout it has, it seems extremely unusual to write down the fact that the layout was considered as a disadvantage. The layout was taken as the base from Apple. There are a number of uses for the physical keyboard on the iPad! You may now print lectures on older iPads, in addition to the fact that you can simply move between applications (cmd + tab), quickly get to the home screen (F4), and many more function keys (such as music control via the keyboard, volume, etc.). In a nutshell, I can't say enough good things about the keyboard; it's fantastic!