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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Full compliance with the manufacturers assurances, high quality.

Ugly and buggy native software, like a good idea - but a disgusting implementation. Until I removed it, neither the mouse nor the trackball worked properly! I am not a fan of Logitech, moreover, over the past 10 years, its products have disappointed many times, and they broke down, buggy, to the point that I just had to get rid of it, and given the fact that all devices were expensive in some moment just blacklisted Logitech devices. But having recently bought a Logitech MX ERGO trackball (both

Pros
  • This keyboard is a unique case when you just sat down and started working, without any habituation effect at all - i. E. immediately began to print "in the blind", i. E. right, well, everything is very well calculated for the convenience of the location. - Quiet keys (probably the quietest keyboard I've ever dealt with) - Excellent key travel - Backlight - The wheel is convenient, but meaningless. without native software, it's just sound adjustment, but with native software, everything starts to fail . in principle, it's not a pity that it exists, but it would probably be better if the keyboard were cheaper, and without it :) or with a similar but some less noticeable sound adjustment. - Work via bluetooth without a native transmitter directly with devices, without delays, lags and friezes (desktop PC, laptop, Samsung Galaxy Note9) - Nice solid weight - USB-C for charging.
Cons
  • native software Strange backlighting algorithm - it’s clear that it’s done to save electricity, but when the keyboard is in the on / off / on / off mode sometimes it’s annoying . it’s a pity you can’t set a slightly longer time interval for turning off the backlight To be honest, as a conservative, I would prefer replaceable batteries in the keyboard, rather than a proprietary built-in battery The keyboard drains fairly quickly, in my case it lasts about a week of work. Would have preferred a Windows keyboard over a keyboard with windows/mac universal key markings Undoubtedly, just a horse price, again, in this case, it was possible to pay part of the purchase with bonuses, plus an increased bonus was charged for it, but in reality the keyboard, albeit very good, but at the price of a good mobile phone . it's somehow beyond good and evil

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The price/quality ratio is great, I will buy again.

I am not aware of other wireless keyboards that simultaneously: - equipped with backlight; - equipped with a proximity sensor; - equipped with a light sensor; - can work so long; - support work with three devices, including via Bluetooth; - have regular size keys, including normal arrow keys; - have low keys with a very quiet, short and clear stroke; - made in such a minimalist design and so high quality; - Russified; - suitable for working with both Windows and MacOS (they have the…

Pros
  • 1. Excellent build quality. 2. Nice minimalistic design, narrow edges and very low height. 3. Excellent quality of the key mechanism - pressing is clear, the stroke is very small. Printing is very pleasant, it can be done accurately and quickly. 4. Normal backlight, not blinding the user. You can adjust its intensity, you can force it on / off. 5. Built-in light sensor, by default automatically activates the backlight if the room is dark enough. 6. Built-in proximity sensor. You raise your hands - the backlight lights up smoothly, very cool and comfortable. You remove your hands - the backlight goes out after 3-4 seconds. 7. Ability to work with three wireless devices at the same time. In this case, each of the 3 potential devices can be either a wireless transmitter (similar to the complete one) or any Bluetooth device. For example, a smartphone. The following scenarios appear: - SMS-message came to the phone; - press the switch button on the smartphone on the keyboard; - write a response SMS-message from the keyboard; - press the switch button back to the first device and continue to work at the computer. 8. Battery. It, taking into account the included backlight and when using the keyboard for 5 hours a day, is enough for a week and a half. When the charge approaches zero, a corresponding message is displayed on the screen. Charging time with 2A adapter is about 2 hours, you can charge the keyboard and use it at the same time. 9. Weight. He is unexpectedly large, almost a kilogram; the keyboard does not move on the table. 10. Serviceability. Turned off the keyboard, wiped it with a rag, turned it on. The keys are not high, the dust is wiped off just fine, in 3 seconds. 11. Wheel, the most controversial issue. It was made very nicely, it can turn smoothly or in discrete positions - this is done mechanically, a gear starts to click inside. Plus, the wheel is pressed and reacts to the touch of the upper part. It is convenient to use, but only for adjusting the sound and in Photoshop / Lightroom.
Cons
  • 1. Wheel. For software from the Microsoft Office package is not suitable categorically. 2. Software that provides wheel support. It should be written by the manufacturers of the software itself, and the manufacturers are somehow in no hurry to produce this very software (more precisely, plug-ins for their applications). In terms of specific functions, photoshop / illustrator / indesign, word / excel / power point, vlc are supported. You cannot change the wheel functions predefined by the developer for these applications. For other applications, a number of rather useless actions can be assigned to turning the wheel. In fact, if you are not a designer and do not work with the above Adobe products, the wheel will be useless for you. 3. Legs. By themselves, they are normal, flat, rubber, but there is no leg in the middle of the keyboard under the battery, so in this place it immediately begins to scratch on the table. 4. 1 year warranty. At $200 cost, yeah.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I recommend to buy, the product is of high quality.

cons continue, tk. for some reason, the length of the text in the fields above is limited and everything did not fit: Curve soft settings: - fundamentally there is no way to assign some keys (the same break) - some keys seem to be assigned (for example, F5), but in fact they do not work - it is extremely inconvenient to work with profiles for different software (it would be logical to draw up a table where you can immediately see everything in which program what functions the keys perform…

Pros
  • Looks great It is pleasant to type - both by sound and tactilely - good switches, quiet, pressing is clearly fixed, the depression on the key is pleasantly felt You can work on three devices, incl. via bluetooth - switch between devices above the ins\del\home\end\pgup\pgdn block The backlight is pleasant, not blue, it is activated when you bring your hands up
Cons
  • Price Low battery capacity - it would be possible to shove a larger one into the keyboard, so with more or less active work it has to be charged two or three times a week Slow charge - could insert a fast charge, because charging with a current <.5A, which the keyboard controller takes, is extremely slow The backlight goes out very quickly when you remove your hands, the delay is not configurable Illumination "cold" The same color of 2022 and Latin characters When you press the corner of a key, it sometimes does not work (it happens very rarely) - a feature of romer-g switches Simultaneously mac and pc layout, which interferes and confuses - two separate models could be released for that kind of money Numlock without an indicator on the key Wide Escape - both convenient and inconvenient - easier to hit, but shifts the F-keys to the right F-keys are not grouped, the rightmost key in the row is NOT F12 An additional row of keys above the ins\del\home\end\pgup\pgdn and num-keys blocks goes without a vertical indent, which is why it is extremely inconvenient to use these blocks, especially num-keys, for example, it is customary that the upper right key of the num-block is minus, and here it is in fact the LOCK button. You also have to look with your eyes for division \ multiplication \ numlock The knob is useless - real fine-tuning is impossible, the software is buggy, in fact I had to adjust it to the volume everywhere so that it interferes less Touching the knob - and it is almost inevitable when you press ESC, because. it is close to it - it causes a pop-up notification with a hint about the current function of the spinner, it does not turn off, it interferes a lot Tilt not adjustable No break key In fact, there are no additional keys - they are combined with the F-keys, which makes their use impractical. A little too compact, which makes the work not very convenient with medium-sized hands - I personally find it extremely inconvenient to do Ctrl-A\S\D Gap between keyboard blocks (main, cursor+ins\del\home\end\pgup\pgdn, numkeys) is too narrow

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Nothing special, there are positive and negative sides.

You can justify the developers that the keyboard is positioned to work on MacOS and Win, and the F1-F12 panel looks very creepy, which required inserting another key in a row. The overall feel of the keyboard is nice, but you hit the ground at exactly the moment when you look at the backlight in the dark, then accidentally touch the wheel and see the software die, and at the end the battery charge turns red after 3-4 days of work . It feels like that I bought myself a test unit or an early…

Pros
  • I liked the keyboard assembly, key travel and ergonomics, probably one of the most comfortable keyboards to work with. Pleasant materials, many functional buttons, everything is customizable through proprietary software. Separate calculator button. Switching between devices in one button, checked, works between a computer and iPad pro 12.9.
Cons
  • 1. The backlight, it shines from under the keys and hits the eyes, it's more annoying than functionally justified, you can turn it off to save battery power. 2. The battery, wheel, and backlight are consuming battery furiously, I charge the keyboard once a week or two, depending on the time of use. 3. Dead software, it seems to give customization and freedom of choice, but again, you can only choose from the list of AVAILABLE functions. You cannot assign your script. The backlight setting is reset very often. 4. I am a digital artist and I use a Wacom intuos pro tablet, I moved all the hot keys to the tablet, I decided to try the wheel in Photoshop . forget about the wheel in a word, it seems that the wheel developers themselves did not use it in multitasking mode. As a result, it only needs to change the sound, but there is no function to turn it off completely, the software pop-up infuriates, and without software, the keyboard does not work in full mode. 5. There is no activity indicator on the Num Lock key, which is in the previous manufacturer's keyboards. 6. If you try the wheel, oh yes, how loudly it switches from a smooth ride to a step mode, a crunch or whatever it is, xs, until the last I thought it was a marriage, no one talked about it in a single review on YouTube, because that everything is bought, even small bloggers. It is a pity that Logitech knows how to work with bloggers, but does not know how to process the desires and requests of users.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not particularly happy with it, but it's mostly okay.

Very conflicting feelings. Brilliant keystroke against a bad key with square brackets instead of a shift. You can put up with all the shortcomings, but this one is the most terrible. The multifunctional wheel is useless, because. the software was never completed. It would be better if they did it just by adjusting the volume and lowered the price . and made it for the right hand, and not for left-handers (you should have thought of it!).

Pros
  • - the best switches for low-travel keyboards: quiet, reliable, crisp on pressing. Better, probably, only regular Lenovo keyboards in laptops - heavy, sits very securely on the table
Cons
  • - discharges quickly (2-3 days of work). Probably due to the non-switchable backlight (more precisely, it turns off, but until the next turn on / off of the PC) - idiotic left shift, split into two buttons: the shift itself and square brackets. Which of the engineers had the idea to put another key under the shift?! - no pause button (Pause), which makes it unsuitable for games - volume control knob for the left hand (not critical, but inconvenient)

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The right product for me, the price suited me.

Regardless of the price and when compared with most keyboards, I would rate this one at 4.5-5. But as a sophisticated user, with an eye to the price and when compared with the previous flagship in the face of the K800, I would rate this one at 3 and I'm disappointed. Design, materials and reliability on a solid top five. Cons compared to K800: - battery life is 10-20 times less - there is no charge level indicator on the keyboard itself, only the LED lights up red when the charge is low. - the…

Cons
  • There is no setting for the sensitivity of the round control when setting it to adjust the volume.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Quality is top notch, happy with everything.

Moved from using laptops to a desktop computer, since now there are compact and powerful options. The prospect of such a move frightened me with a lot of factors, among which - important for me, the lack of good laptop quality keyboards - a small move, pleasant tactile sensations, soft sound and . recently - backlighting. Until relatively recently, there was only one option - Apple's keyboard, but for me this is not a very suitable option. I use a Windows based system. Logitech Craft…

Pros
  • The quality of materials, tactile sensations from use. The wheel for me is not a useless thing, as they say here, but a nice additional feature that increases comfort in work and which you get used to pretty quickly. USB-C for charging - less wires on the table, now it's the more common standard (at least in my case). The set of instructions includes instructions on how to dismantle the batteries - you can remove them yourself (the cover is unscrewed with a screwdriver) . which means that, in theory, replace if necessary? I'm not sure that it will be possible to find such, but the very possibility of a simple "opening" of Claudia pleases, I attribute it to the pluses. It turned out to connect an Android phone via bluetooth, it turned out to be quite convenient to type notes from the keyboard, respond to messages - it connects quickly, the feature worked for me) I was very pleased with the ability to configure wheel modes for a specific application - you can assign hot keys to turn the wheel! It was unexpected and in the subject - I'm a programmer, assigned to the wheel to move through the history of movement through the code, very convenient! To Logitech's wish, which seems to me quite simple to implement, but the utility of the wheel is much more useful: to add the ability to create several such modes instead of one "custom key" and the possibility of naming them. Then more than one function can be assigned to the rotation of the wheel, which can be selected by touching it.
Cons
  • I'm afraid to be branded as a Logitech advertising agent, but for me they really don't exist! High price? There is always a price to pay for quality and innovation. Based on the combination of components, the price does not look overpriced in my opinion. Claudia is more expensive than Eplovskaya, but there is also the ability to connect up to three devices, backlight and the presence of a wheel. At the same time, the quality of the keyboard itself is in no way inferior! Short battery life? And what do you want from a compact size with backlight, wheels with mechanics? You can turn off or reduce the backlight, then the operating time will increase, but the comfort is lost. The battery seems to be small, but it also charges faster - it takes less time to be "tied" to the computer with a cord. I don’t care at all - the charge has fallen, I stuck the cord for a while - the computer is on the table next to it, nothing interferes. Although, you know, let me quibble a bit. I was puzzled by the hard cable for charging the keyboard that comes with the kit. It seems to me that for a device that can move during use, it would be more adequate to put a high-quality (not afraid of kinks), but softer cable .

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Think carefully before buying this product.

To replace the flooded apple magic keyboard 2, having read positive reviews, I bought a Logitech craft. After several weeks of using Claudia, I want to share my opinion, maybe it will come in handy for someone: - Build quality and plastic at altitude - The shape of the keys is pleasant, you quickly get used to them - The battery for this money could be delivered twice as powerful - The backlighting of the keys is at the level of the cheapest Chinese keyboards, in the dark the light between the

Pros
  • Build quality, key shape
Cons
  • Cost, blinding backlight from under the keys

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Poor quality, not worth the money.

Keyboard for stylish photos of the operator at the computer. It's impossible to work on it. Play - even more so. As great as the concept was, the execution is so disgusting. A vivid example of the fact that one wrong technical (though rather managerial) decision - the use of a "proximity sensor" can kill everything good and competent in the product in the bud. As a result, we have a non-working product oversized by price.

Pros
  • Weight and dimensions, short stroke of the keys, endures filling with a small amount of liquid, holds a charge for a long time, the overall style is chic. Tactile sensations are excellent.
Cons
  • Disadvantages completely sweep away all the advantages. The keyboard periodically falls into hibernation from 0.5 seconds to several minutes. It's all about the proximity sensor. In pursuit of battery life, we decided to use this raw and non-working thing, as a result of which the keyboard falls into unpredictable hibernation. You can print text and not notice that the device has ceased to be stupid. Worse, when falling into hibernation, there is a signal from the key that was pressed at that moment. I remind you that hibernation can last up to several minutes.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The item is of good quality, there is only one minor defect.

Everything is gorgeous, but how Claudia holds a charge is a disaster. This is not the first clave from Logi - usually loaded and forgotten. Here it seems to me that a gnome is sitting inside and eating a battery. I charge every 4-5 days. At the same time, I used mx keys in the office and everything was much more decent there. Is it really all about this puck and it eats so much charge?

Pros
  • 1. Design 2. Ergonomics 3. Add. functional
Cons
  • 1. Charge