Its pros: The batteries last a very long time. Standard layout. communication without problems at all. Got cons: Reliability is not a fountain. flimsy construction. Spilled liquid and you can say goodbye to it.

Its pros: The keyboard is good and comfortable. Bought to replace an old one that was broken by a child. Its cons: They brought it without a bluetooth module, it was good old, reconfigured to a new keyboard

Great keyboard. Everything works out of the box. For those who do not succeed, I would like to recall the old aphorism - if you have tried everything and nothing works, finally read the instructions. Has pros: Connected immediately without any problems. Additional software is only needed to connect other Logitech wi-fi devices to the same receiver. The old M305 mouse connected without problems and also instantly. And I moved the receiver to another computer under Ubuntu 1204 - both keyboard and

I was led by positive reviews and now I am suffering, greed does not allow me to throw it away, but it is not possible to use it normally. Periodically (with a frequency sometimes reaching up to 1 dump in 2 minutes) loses contact with the receiver, and even with another receiver from the mouse of the same company. That is, two Logitech receivers and two devices, the mouse works without problems on both receivers, and Klava is stupid on both. Well, I thought, maybe a distance of 40 cm is too…

It suits me that there are no unnecessary functions, everything is clear, logical, simple and easy. Convenient button layout. We don't play online, outgrown. We print, read, search, listen more. Therefore, this keyboard suits us completely. But the letter "a" does not break through, I need to press harder than I type. Sometimes, instead of a letter being typed, it catches another or changes its place, it seems that I don’t type very quickly, possibly due to the work of the connection. There is…

In general, a good budget keyboard, works flawlessly. You won’t get anything special for this price, but it performs its functions by 98%. If you are not worried about an extravagant solution with a shift - take it boldly. Has some pros: The low price, the Unifying receiver (I have both a keyboard and a mouse on one receiver), the keys are pressed quite softly and pleasantly. Different cons: White bottom - for an amateur. But what is annoying is the short left shift and the presence of a slash…

Mine was about the same. Together with the mouse, she walked and at that time cost 1,500 together with the mouse, about 5 years ago. She was stolen, because it’s not good to leave Claudia in a conspicuous place in a coworking space. But she worked faithfully and everything was fine with her. Same. In the end, what's the matter This is what a mess. She's all bent and cracking. That is, for 300, this is the norm. But for the money, alas, no.

Excellent keyboard, soft quiet keys, typing is very comfortable, fingers rejoice. The batteries have not been changed since the purchase, a few months have passed. There are rubber feet on the bottom so it doesn't roll around on the table. The legs are very strong, I can’t imagine how some users managed to break them, apparently very strong =) And now the most important thing: the girl spilled a whole glass of wine on the keyboard. I took out the batteries and gave the keyboard a powerful jet…

Was taken to replace the eternal Mitsumi. The stroke of the keys varies, the previous one is longer, and this one is smaller and quieter. The white lettering of both languages ​​is annoying at first, but I'm more used to typing with the "blind" method, so the problem is most likely in different sizes and distances between the buttons - but you get used to it pretty quickly. With a black upper surface, the white bottom is amazing, maybe silver or chrome would be more suitable, but the choice is…

I have been looking for a classic keyboard for a long time, not cropped, but also without frills, because. Behind a computer for over 15 years and tried a lot. There used to be a wonderful wireless Sven, then a dull Genius with a range of 60cm. Then the uplifting Rapoo (but it's cropped). As a result, I chose a keyboard for a long time and carefully and risked buying this one. The buttons are a slightly modernized classic, but the additional keyboard, control, cursor, everything is in place…

At first I thought that the absence of the Num Lock indicator was a minus. But then I realized that I don’t pay attention to it, because. I always use the keyboard only with the mode turned on. Pros: 1. I was looking for a small keyboard with a standard set and key layout. 2. I like the relatively small key travel. 3. Perfectly catches the signal at a distance of 2-3 meters. (Although in fact this is not necessary. It lies next to the laptop) 4. Like the response of the keys. You immediately…

The buttons are arranged according to the classical scheme. There is no hassle like in many keyboards when the arrow buttons are located with the main block. Insert and Delete are in place. The presence and convenient location of the keyboard switch. The height of the buttons turned out to be comfortable. Multimedia buttons are only the most necessary and do not get confused under the fingers. Especially those who had (or have) a keyboard with the Sleep button to the left of Esc will…

This is my second keyboard model, I used the first one for 10 years and passed it on to my daughter, now she uses it. The quality is beyond praise. Big thanks to the Logitech engineers for a great keyboard!

Chose by price reduction. First between Blackwidow V3 Pro and G915. But one complaint about the quality and for some reason only a variant with loud switches is on sale, the other has an infinitely curved software even by the standards of hardware manufacturers. Then the bar dropped to K800. But even here the manufacturer messed up, silently replacing the replaceable NiMh batteries with a non-replaceable Li-Ion. Given the supposedly short lifespan, this is insanity. Dispose of later how? Then

Pros below: Standard keyboard in terms of key set and size, which is very pleasing. Works great. Has some cons: Didn't find it. Some users don't like the size and layout of the key pair. I didn't have any problems.

Since I'm used to switching layouts using the Alt + Shift keys, because of the added Slash key to the right of the left shift, you constantly poke into it, what to do, you have to get used to the Ctrl + Shift layout, it's high time, since it's more convenient :) With its pros: High-quality wireless keyboard, for little money, only 670. Micro receiver, with excellent range. Connects and works without firewood, even on a Macintosh :) The keyboard is fairly quiet with average key travel and…

Sounds like a problem with Unifying. At work, there is another wireless Logitech keyboard model, also Unifying, K375s, there is the same problem with regular signal drops. It manifests itself as follows: Letters are printed with a delay or are not printed at all; in games, actions are delayed or absent altogether. Many write that routers with WiFi nearby can interfere with the operation of the radio transmitter, but I don’t have them. A smartphone at home lies far from the keyboard, at least 3…

I had to take from what was in the store and not having a large budget for Claudia. Lives under games, browser and office without complaints for more than a year. Once I had a chance to check the "water resistance" - half a cup of tea, the flight was normal. Got pros: - price - no wires - a small transmitter that can hang several devices - classic layout - decent performance for its price - button travel, plastic - multimedia buttons were picked up in win8 without additional. software Some