Pros
- The most comfortable keyboard I have ever used
Cons
- Until I noticed
Pros
- 1. I work with two computers - Mac and PC, I have to constantly switch between them, in addition, sometimes the "third" is the iPad. Everything works as stated (up to a certain point, see disadvantages). Switching is almost instantaneous. Function keys - as on the native "Makov" external keyboard. Used for 5-8 hours a day, backlit batteries in this mode last about a week. 2. The keys are more convenient than on the native Makovsky keyboard: a pleasant notch, no noise, infuriating rattling. Does not slip on the table, takes up little space. Beautiful, graceful, moderately heavy, while lifting / moving / on your knees - no discomfort. Fingers literally "dance" on the keys, accurately hitting the buttons. 3. Charging via Type-C from any adapter, like a phone or tablet, while you can work while charging. The charge level can be viewed in the native application, or you can understand by the backlight: if it turns off and does not turn on, while the keyboard is working, then it's time to "feed".
Cons
- 1. A little strange work on bluetooth with Apple devices (Macbook and Ipad): at first everything is fine, but after about a month the connection breaks and refuses to connect, the pairing break and a new connection help. With a PC (connected via adapter) there are no problems. Perhaps the problem is in the Apple software. 2. If you look at the keyboard at an angle, you can see the light from under the keys. Ugly. Without backlighting, the keys, as rightly noted here, are very pale, I personally feel uncomfortable. The backlight itself also works very strangely: when idle, it goes out, and in order for it to light up, you need to bring your hand to the upper edge, lightly touch the edge or press any key. In the first case, the sensor does not always work correctly. It would be better if they made it possible to independently select the operating mode, for example, "always on / by sensor / always off" (with a firmware ate, the sensor began to work better). 3. Traditionally poor software from Logitech: Options does not normally support high-resolution screens, everything is buggy on Win, I didn’t even install it on a poppy. It’s not the first peripherals of this company that have such jambs, before that there was wireless game mechanics, so it was even worse there.
Pros
- 1. Quality of execution 2. Appearance. 3. Key travel. 4. Full-fledged, there are all buttons. 5. Backlit keys. 6. The battery is charged by USB Type C 7. Confidently keeps on the table, does not slip. 8. Very compact, takes up minimal space on the table. 9. It is possible to switch between devices, incl. to phone
Cons
- 1. Price.
Pros
- - Wireless. - Illuminated. - As close as possible to the Apple magic, but without "cheating off homework" - Connects through both unifying and BT. Simultaneously. for three devices. And switches between them with hardware buttons. And if you have an MX Master mouse, it becomes a kind of KVM. - Quiet. - There is a version with an encoder attached to the top called MX Craft. Someone will be interested. There are many advantages, just go to the mv and touch it yourself without buying.
Cons
- There are disadvantages, of course. Not lethal, but worth the time spent describing them. - Backlight: Oozing around the keys (Backlight bleed). Sometimes it reacts slowly to a raised hand (yes, first world problems, but for that kind of money everything should be perfect, damn it). Sometimes he thinks that the backlight is not needed at all, although for me it is already quite dark around. - Battery: The K800 lasted three months on a single charge. It's here for a couple of weeks. If it degrades, do not change it, but in the past there were ordinary AA NiMH batteries under the cover. - A little strange "multi-system" implementation (Win and Mac layouts on the same board) and it's not clear why the Vol + keys and terminal locks are placed separately. - The radio interface can really affect 2.4 GHz wifi. But this is physics, alas, nothing can be done here. - If dirt gets under the keys, cleaning will take out the whole soul. It's already clear. - It is difficult to buy at a reasonable price. Bank bonuses or gray shops save.
Pros
- The sound of the keys, autonomy, convenience - all at the highest level. See comment
Cons
- Did not reveal
Pros
- All! - Stands firmly on the table. - Excellent tactile sensations. - Backlight.
Cons
- Nothing!
Pros
- Ability to connect to 3 devices Backlight Material quality and a whole lot more.
Cons
- No numlock indicator and no Pause/Break keys, no gaps between function key blocks. The keyboard was originally chosen to replace the old, but very convenient and familiar wired logitech. The main thing was the presence of a wide backspace and a high enter. I already got used to the short left shift on the old clave, and for me this was not a drawback. But the lack of a pause button upsets, because. I use it regularly at work. Now you have to wait for the completion of operations, instead of interrupting them.
