Let me just recap. I bought this Device after reading the reviews of "happy owners" and convincing me that I could overlook its flaws. The macro keys are clustered in two groups on the left side of the device, which is quite awkward. Keyboard layout showing G1 next to Esc, G3 next to Tab, and G6 next to left Ctrl. The yoga that we have what? Also, the Esc, Tab, and Ctrl keys are frequently mistakenly pressed as macro keys. This is remedied by reassigning the targeted standard keys as macro keys, however in doing so, three keys on which the relevant macros could have been recorded are lost in the process. I think we can find an answer to this dilemma. Manufacturers should move the macro buttons vertically (there is a reserve in space) and place them BETWEEN the rows of the main buttons, making them smaller and changing their shape from standard to round or oval; it is also preferable to change the surface so that the fingers "understand" that they have entered the wrong place. If only the guys at Logitech saw my review right now))) Given the noise emanating from the space bar, I'm considering trading it in for a different keyboard with better macro button placement. But, Logitech does not have regular wired keyboards available (A4tech also fell far short of my standards in terms of build quality). Take XZ, please. Perhaps I can get used to the creaky space bar and awkward macro buttons.
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