I literally used it for a day, then I returned it to the store and bought a Logitech K280e. Although wired, but in terms of quality and sensations of use - heaven and earth! I don't know why this keyboard is revered here. By the way, I bought K270 after reading reviews here. Guys, if you write that it is quiet, then you have not seen normal quiet keyboards yet! Pros below: - no wires - the ability to use the keyboard and mouse through one receiver Some cons: - loud keys - workmanship…

Before this one, there was also a Logitech expensive one (I don’t remember the model) in a set with a remote control and a mouse. In terms of ergonomics, it was cooler, but I changed the batteries every 2 months regularly. She worked for 8 years. Changed to this one. After writing this report, I myself, with my crooked hands, spoiled it when cleaning it with disassembly - I accidentally broke the contact film and some of the keys stopped working . It's a pity, but you have to blame your crooked

All letters are in place, even the numpad, normal layout - and it does not require a wire. Works well, nothing sticks and does not hang. The dialing speed is the same as wired. Function keys, pour water or play shooters with it. Quiet can not be called, the key travel is rather lax. However, you can adapt, with unhurried blind typing I don’t feel any particular inconvenience. The plastic case is rather poor, flimsy, the legs are slightly springy, with the legs folded for some reason it has an…

use keyboard at work I type blindly and often have to switch from layout to layout (RU-EN), I'm used to using the Ctrl + Shift combination on the left - on this keyboard I have to press this combination 3-4 times to switch the layout. It is very annoying when you type a sentence and you need to write one word in English, and in fact you get this order: Ctrl + Shift, you start writing - the wrong layout, you erase it, again Ctrl + Shift, you start writing - it didn’t work again . and so may be…

If you do not use the keyboard 8 hours a day, then it is quite a good choice, otherwise you should look for a more comfortable one. Pros: F-buttons are located in separate blocks of 4 multimedia buttons are rendered separately keeps the batteries charged for a very long time (I don’t even remember if I changed them during the year of use) sure signal Got cons: short left font (at first it was unusual) high buttons (to taste and color) buttons need to be pressed in the center (in general, you…

In general, a great keyboard, unlike cheap options from other purple or blue markerplaces that are dead. Worth your money.

First experience with a wireless keyboard. Very satisfied, for 900 a quality product from a good manufacturer. The keyboard itself is quite comfortable for me, it feels like something between a regular and a laptop one. The software was installed solely for the sake of blocking the Windows key. In principle, manual installation of drivers is not required. The slogan "turned on and forgot" corresponds completely.

I use this with a home PC, for the entire time of about 1.5 years I have never changed the batteries in the keyboard, although I use it all the time. The click sound is perhaps too loud. According to the material, plastic is plastic, but you get used to it. However, due to the shape, there are false LMB clicks when you bring it close to the keyboard and the button is pressed. But in general, ok, especially with your money.

The keyboard feels pleasant, despite the fact that this is a full-size keyboard, it is about 2 cm shorter than the one on which I worked before, and when typing quickly I miss the keys, and in general it’s somehow a little cramped . I’ll probably get used to it. while the keyboard works immediately after connection, it is advisable to set SetPoint to program the function keys, and display pressing num lock and scroll lock.

Not suitable for games, but for everyday work, that's it. To see the battery charge, reprogram the keys there is a SetPoint program on the Logitech website.

Really cant, I hope I'll get used to it, now I have to print capital letters with the right shift because I miss with the left trim (in games I replaced / with a shift and there is less crap). The play/pause button with native software does not work in AIMP, maybe it's in the software, but I don't want to demolish it either. How to rebind through Windows / did not find shift

Some pros: Great basic keyboard, no frills. Batteries really last a very long time. Has cons: Weak legs break. It is better to keep the transmitter on the table, it may lose signal under the table.

I didn’t find a silent wireless keyboard for that kind of money, so from what it was, this is an excellent option, despite the shortcomings. Once I spilled tea on it, I had to disassemble it for cleaning. The keys have a fragile lock, located at the bottom of only one side. Therefore, in order to pull out the keys, it is better to use a toothpick or something like that, prying the keys from the top side. Bought 2 of these for myself and my mother. Both are happy with the purchase.

constantly loses connection with the receiver, confuses letters due to the fact that three letters hang on the same board, completely unsuitable for games terrible keyboard, it’s unlikely that the service will check it, so don’t take it, in general, I’m very disappointed in the Logitech brand, they’ve been sculpting it in a hurry lately, the mouse is in the bucket, followed by the keyboard

I regretted the purchase, and only laziness in alliance with the toad does not allow using this kit for throwing at a distance towards the trash can. Boiled. I did not expect such crafts from Logitech. Has some pros: Basically, sometimes it works. The top buttons for volume control and the start of the calculator are quite convenient and in demand. The price is quite humane. Has some cons: 1. Left shift. I would like to look into the eyes of the person who came up with the idea that the…

Good full size keyboard. Communication is not buggy. There are a couple of controversial decisions (see disadvantages), but generally comfortable.

Next time I plan to buy the same. Some pros: Convenient, reliable. Batteries last for a long time - I have been using it for more than 2 years, and I worked on it every day for a year, the second year - in the evenings - I did not change the batteries. Has some cons: Small left shift. When choosing, I thought it was a problem. I'm used to it and don't notice. At some point, a crack appeared on one of the legs (however, this did not prevent the legs from being used). After 1.5 years, the left…

In general, I am satisfied with this device. There is one major drawback. This is that the keyboard does not lie on the table. When typing, the center bends (you hear a small blow on the table). rubber patch does not touch the table. Checked on other flat surfaces in the house, same story. I solved the problem with silicone dampers, those that are glued to the end (or to the door itself) of various cabinets to soften the impact of closing the door.

First I bought TRUST for 100. cheaper - it is more beautiful and a mouse with two additional keys. It turned out the quality of work on 2! the mouse was dumb, the letters were skipped. Returned and bought this keyboard! (K260 - similar, but with a mouse). Now I'm very happy with my purchase! With its pros: Island (arrows separately), build quality is excellent, does not slip on the table (rubber legs), until I noticed a single difference in response quality from a wired keyboard (mouse…

Well, what can I say, I'm a programmer, I type a lot and quickly. Before that, there was a younger brother of this Claudia, but with a wire. There were no complaints about him, he wanted the same one, but with bluetooth. As a result, I was very disappointed, I will not use Logitech products anymore. As far as I understand, the quality of production has fallen as much as possible in order to keep the price low, but I do not agree to throw money away like that.