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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Excellent product, the best quality.

I took it for 1200 complete with a mouse (the MK270 kit is called) but for a long time, at the end of 2022. The batteries were changed for the first time only at the beginning of 2022.

Pros
  • Soft, pleasant keys (I type quickly with a blind method, this is important for me). Well, the icons, of course, are covered with protection - the letters will not be erased in any way. Do not fill the keyboard with tea and coffee - a special design prevents damage to the keyboard: the liquid will simply go to the table through the holes (the photo shows the design of the buttons). It just needs to be taken apart and washed. Easy to understand! I took it apart and washed it twice (I don't like a dirty keyboard), no problem. The buttons are easy to snap off (except for the space, it is large): pry the top edge with your finger and that's it. Inside there is a membrane construction, elastic band is soft: after 4 years they look like new. Batteries last for a very long time - change every few years. There are no LEDs, but I think that this is an advantage.
Cons
  • The receiver does not seem to be very good, at a distance of three meters from the computer, in which the receiver was turned on at the back, the keyboard did not work well, I had to bring it forward on a USB extension cable. Short left shift.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Reliable purchase, guaranteed to be a good one.

In general, the keyboard is worth the money, I took it for 1500 at a discount, I recommend it, I needed it to work in engineering software on a second monitor!

Pros
  • Simple, convenient, does not take up much space, there are legs for installation at an angle, nice design, soft keystrokes, there are buttons with additional steps and the CapsLock indicator, connects instantly, stable connection, price-quality!
Cons
  • There is a mouse of this company M705 with a bluetooth unit, one to one, like on the keyboard, even the markings are the same, I thought that it would work from one unit, but from one unit, the mouse and keyboard do not work from one or the other, for me this is critical, but not fatal, but since all USB connectors are occupied, I had to buy a USB splitter to free up the connectors!

Revainrating 1 out of 5

The product sucks and the quality is terrible.

In general, she had enough for a couple of days (because there was no other handy), after which she found a new home in a trash can (her last portrait is in the photo).

Pros
  • Seriously? Well, she's beautiful. And batteries are included, which can be used elsewhere.
Cons
  • - 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).

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best product, from those that I have viewed, I advise everyone!

Bought this keyboard a little over a year ago. I chose from Logotepovskie with classic buttons, unfortunately, there are not many such models left. I just bought a second one for my son. over the past 30 years I have tried a very large number of different keyboards, this is the best I have ever worked on .

Pros
  • Logitech. Classic button layout. High quality and reliability.
Cons
  • Haven't found it yet.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I'm satisfied, it's a good purchase.

All in all, a good wireless keyboard for the money. Pros: 1. Classic layout, everything you need is there. 2. Ease of use. 3. Good design. With its cons: 1. As other users have often pointed out, a short left Shift. 2. There is not enough backlight on Num Lock and Scroll Lock (there is on Caps Lock).

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Reliable purchase, guaranteed to be a good one.

In my opinion, a useful tool for work (as well as for players who are not professionals). The layout of a standard office, together with its ease and dependability. Those individuals who are not easily offended by a drawn-out and in-depth selection process are the ones that I would advise to go ahead and get a keyboard for their house or business. During the purchasing process, I merely gave the available options a cursory glance, compared them to the keyboard I use at work (which is also a…

Pros
  • - Convenient key travel (but in order to print them, you will still need to completely press rather than merely touch the keys); - A well-organized layout of the keys, complete with everything you could possibly require; - NUM PAD; - Extra buttons for sound, calculator, mail, and sleep mode, as well as pause and start
Cons
  • -Was unable to locate (did not verify the functionality of the keyboard when located three meters, one street, or one block away from the signal source.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Full compliance with the manufacturers assurances, high quality.

Prior to this one, there was also an expensive one made by Logitech (I don't remember the model) that came as part of a set along with a remote control and a mouse. In terms of ergonomics, it was more comfortable, but I had to replace the batteries once every two months on the regular. She had a job for a total of eight years. Adapted to this one instead. Following the completion of my report, I attempted to clean it by disassembling it; but, due to my crooked hands, I damaged it in the…

Pros
  • Since the summer of 2022, I've been making use of it. Batteries have a rather long shelf life, usually around a year. They shift so infrequently that I don't even realize when they do, which may be less or more. Large "enter" is exactly how I prefer it to be written. The keys are organized normally in blocks, and the distances between them are also typical. Inexpensive. In my perspective, it offers the most bang for the buck. A few times I poured coffee with milk over a cloth while it was horizontal (so that drainage would function). After each time, I sprayed the rag with green "Mr. Muscle" for glass, which is typically used for cleaning electronic components when repairing them, and now everything works as it should.
Cons
  • The lid for the battery compartment is so thin that it started coming off after only three years of use. Additionally, the legs are quite fragile. The brittle plastic components of the legs and lids broke as they bent. For me personally, I find myself longing for the wrist rest.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good product for me, I was satisfied with the price.

It is to my satisfaction that there are no superfluous features and that everything is straightforward, logical, easy, and straightforward. Convenient button layout. Outgrown, we no longer participate in online gaming. More people are printing, reading, searching, and listening. As a result, we find that this keyboard meets all of our needs. However, the letter "a" does not come through, and I have to press even harder than I normally would. Sometimes, instead of a letter being typed, it…

Pros
  • Already two purchases of the same. Tiny, cozy, and unentertaining in nature.
Cons
  • Not only fails to print all of the letters, but it also fails to keep up with me.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I like everything, the price and quality are acceptable.

I had an old clave that served faithfully. But I wanted quieter keys and wireless technology. I studied the topic and settled on this model. Confused only by a short left shift and an extra key between it and the "Z" button. I decided that I would get used to it. I made a big mistake. :( I type fast and a lot of blind method. I keep running into that stupid slash key when I want to press shift. Absolutely unnecessary key in this place for the 2022 layout. It turned out that such a layout is a…

Pros
  • Everything is super, except for the left shift.
Cons
  • Left shift

Revainrating 1 out of 5

I was deceived! The product does not correspond to the description at all.

There was more than a year (and now there is) the Logitech MK270 keyboard (with a mouse) Needed another one, decided to take the same. had the most normal price. Ordered. While the order was being delivered, the keyboard was magically replaced by the Logitech K270. It was not quite what you need, plus the color is white, plus the TV did not work. Decided to return. When making a return through the application, it turned out that the return was only by 2022 post. And this is 300 sending plus…

Pros
  • The keyboard itself worked fine for more than a year, but it's different.
Cons
  • They sent the wrong model that I ordered, also white. Didn't connect to the TV (ho I'm old connects)

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Very high quality product, it's not the first time I bought it.

I decided to write a review about sending Claudia to a well-deserved rest in perfect working condition. For 7+ years of merciless exploitation, she did not give a single reason for dissatisfaction, but only pleased. This is one of my favorite devices. Or gadgets. I immediately changed the keyboard + mouse to another pair from Logitech - K375s + M590. There is only one reason: they work on two devices at once with easy button switching. Both devices are very similar not old ones, the keyboard…

Pros
  • Pleasant tactile sensations. Optimal stroke, stiffness, shape and size of the keys. Convenient layout, everything you need and nothing more. Instant response, no lag. Range as stated, 10 meters. Although, on a daily basis, 3-4 meters is enough for me. I print a lot, every day, almost constantly - it has not broken. I dropped it many times - it didn’t break, it flooded - it flows out through a special hole - it didn’t refuse. Lightweight, good plastic. The characters on the keys are not erased, because. It's not paint, it's molded plastic. Works with Unifying, used with M325 mouse per adapter. You just plug the adapter onto another computer - and you immediately continue to work. Batteries last for a long time, I didn’t measure it on purpose, but, in my opinion, much longer than a year.
Cons
  • In just 7+ years, the bumps on two keys have almost worn out, you have to fumble for some time. Ugliness! ;-)

Revainrating 1 out of 5

The quality is worse than I have ever seen, a complete disappointment

I do not recommend. Perhaps the problems are connected precisely with the addition of a second device to the same receiver, but perhaps this is the keyboard. ate. All in all it took a few months. Klava continued to periodically fail: she periodically hung up and printed with delays of several seconds. As a result, he broke it on his knee and threw it away. Inserted the old wired keyboard.

Pros
  • Compact, cute.
Cons
  • 1. Although the layout is classic, I make a lot of mistakes on it, apparently the keys are not pressed that way. Despite the fact that on the K520 keyboard I print without errors at the same speed. 2. On the first day, in order not to occupy all (convenient) USB ports with transmitters, I connected a Logitech MX Master mouse to the transmitter of this keyboard. After that (after does not mean due to) the keyboard began to hard fail: the connection is cut off for 5-10-15 seconds and everything that I type either disappears or is written to the buffer and then starts printing automatically, only half of the characters crash out. 3. After 2-3 falling asleep of the computer or just a long idle time (the computer turns off the monitor, but does not go into sleep mode), the keyboard sometimes refuses to print at all (either it does not turn on, or it cannot establish a connection). As a result, you have to overload the computer with the mouse, or wait until the keyboard comes to its senses. 4. The transmitter steadily catches the signal only when it is plugged into the side of the monitor (30 cm to the keyboard). If you stick it into the system unit (on the floor, less than 1 meter), then the signal is caught very badly. At the same time, the mouse, which works from its native transmitter and is connected to the keyboard transmitter, works without a single problem at all from any transmitter plugged into any usb port. Never had any problems with other mice either. The batteries are new. Clave is less than 3 months old.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

I can't say that I was completely satisfied with the product.

An analogue of the wired set MK120 (as I thought). In fact, for some reason they removed the soft membrane and pressing the keys is comparable to tapping on concrete, besides it is noisy. Why is a dwarf mouse included. I don’t understand why Logitech spoil the already worked out ergonomics. All they needed in this segment was to screw a wireless transmission into the MK120 kit. Switched back to MK120.

Pros
  • Classic look.
Cons
  • Rigid, fingers hurt after a couple of hours. Dwarf mouse for teenagers 12-16 years old.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Some minuses and no pluses, do not buy.

before that I used (and now I use) the previous model K260, I was extremely pleased. so I bought a new model, in the hope that it will be no worse. greatly disappointed. it is impossible to compare heaven and earth. : the user experience has deteriorated so much in half a year of work that I had to throw out a new keyboard and return to using the old one! I could not even imagine that this is possible! was the same normal model! ated and made a piece of known substance. I tried to find a more…

Pros
  • concise design comfortable key layout big Enter full size digital block power switch caps lock bulb long battery life
Cons
  • terrible tactile sensations. very poor quality of the membrane, many keys work only if pressed to the very end with effort, in some keys it was even necessary to lengthen the pad in order to be pressed with less stroke. : after six months of use, many keys began to stick, they get stuck when you try to press the wrong center of the key. even the space cannot be pressed if you click on the edge! those keys that were badly pressed from birth were never developed, all the problems remained or worsened. during intensive work, the case began to rattle terribly. when working every now and then (a couple of times a day), the double input of characters skips, moreover, not two characters in a row, but after one, i. E. with a slight delay. for example like this: primer for double symbology prpi text input it’s good that I type blindly and notice such tricks in time, but, for example, when entering a password, this brings a lot of emotions.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

The quality is so-so, the price does not match the quality.

Quality that does not match my understanding of the Logitech brand. Pros: - Well, it seems to work. Minuses: - The quality of the plastic does not inspire confidence. - There is a delay in typing. - Some keys require strong pressing, otherwise they do not print, for example, backspace, which is very annoying. I saw in one review a clave broken in half, thinking mine would end the same way, because these nuances are very infuriating when you have to reprint.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is top notch and I recommend the product for purchase.

Good for your money. I chose for a long time, slowly, on occasion passing through consumer electronics stores and trying to press keys on different keyboards, comparing. Not an ideal keyboard, but adequate, and I didn’t find anything better for that kind of money (the budget was up to 2022k, of course, the smaller the better, in the end I found it on for 1700 somewhere). I recommend to pay attention when choosing a keyboard for this model.

Pros
  • No extra unnecessary keys, only the most necessary ones, comfortable, pleasant keystrokes, the sound when typing quickly is also pleasant, quite nice, through holes in the case (under the keys, they are visible only from the bottom of the keyboard) - as I understand it, the solution for draining liquids, if accidentally spill something on the keyboard. Wakes up instantly. Good rubberized legs, non-slip, there are rubber inserts, including folding legs. On the bottom there is a storage compartment for the USB transmitter.
Cons
  • The space bar rattles, even when pressing other keys sometimes. At first I wanted to disassemble and put something under the spring, and then I kind of got used to it, stopped paying attention. The fold-out tilt feet are flimsy and only set one angle of inclination - for comparison, the previous keyboard had two pairs of fold-out legs with different keyboard angles. But in principle, this single angle suits me personally, there are no problems with ergonomics, and the legs, in theory, should not break off if you do not make excessive efforts. There is no NumLock light, sometimes you press something on the digital block, but the numbers are not dialed - it's a little annoying in such cases, but this, apparently, is justified for energy saving. There were small burrs in the corners on the white edge - outwardly not very noticeable, but you run your fingers when it scratches - you just undermined it with a fingernail :)

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Bad quality, not worth the spent money.

I bought it because of the lack of wires and the classic key layout. But I got some kind of rattling all the keys and regularly blunting under-keyboard. As a result, I returned the K120 back. Let with a wire, but it works like a clock. Moreover, I have also been using the Logitech M705 mouse for a very long time, it has an excellent connection with the receiver. Why you can not do the same for the keyboard, a mystery.

Pros
  • Classic key layout.
Cons
  • - Constantly interrupted communication, although the receiver is 60 cm. - Dangling keys. With each press, they all rattle together, as if knocking on a rattle. - The On / Off switch immediately stalled after turning it on, I could not switch it back to the Off position anymore. - Support at the office. The site responded only after 8 days. They offered to take the keyboard to the seller. One trip means half a day to kill, thanks. - In general, the site and Logitech software are very oaky.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product did not disappoint, the quality pleases.

I never got used to the left slash button and constantly made mistakes and pressed it instead of the Z / Z button. Therefore, the left slash button had to be torn out of the keyboard, otherwise it was simply impossible to type. It is not clear why it is needed at all in that place and why the classic layout is bad. I've attached a screenshot of the problem button.

Pros
  • Batteries last a long time. The Unifying receiver is included and you can attach a Logitech wireless mouse to it and save a port in your laptop. Logitech's software warns you when your batteries are low, so there won't be any unpleasant surprises.
Cons
  • As you can see from the user photos, the actual keyboard looks different from the photo. The main drawback is a short left shift and for some reason a duplicated slash next to it. Also, after a year of use, the buttons began to be pressed very tightly and sometimes they don’t press at all, but this may be due to the fact that I have rather dirty conditions. It is necessary to clean the clave, but I'm a little afraid to do it, because. hands are not sharpened for such work.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A good product, more pros than cons.

It seems nothing yet, but if the signal source is below the level of the clave, then wait for sagging and freezing. The battery, they say, is infinite, but I still have a short period of use, so I haven’t been able to check it yet. The rest is good. Cheap and cheerful, as they say. And it pleases that it is unified with other Logitech products, and that it shows the charge and signal with the built-in software.

Pros
  • light, simple, clings to one adapter with a mouse
Cons
  • signal is poor from far away