It replaced the ubiquitous wired Logitech K120, so I bought it for the office. Runs on two AAA batteries (not included). The batteries are integrated. You need a bluetooth-enabled device to utilize the keyboard. A Logitech Unifying Receiver is incompatible. The lack of a "home" button can be remedied by reading the manual.

This keyboard or many others with wired switches made in China was the only option. The option is obvious though, as Chinese switches do not sacrifice dependability. Membrane gaming solutions were also available, but these required going on a wire across the forest. In order to purchase a bluetooth mouse from the same logs (which are, arguable, too low), one must wait till the radio mouse dies. In this dimensional photo, she appears to be no more substantial than a matchbox.

The keyboard is great, but I didn't enjoy placing my order via the market; everything arrived safely and on time; no problems with the courier; nevertheless, there appears to be an issue with the stock at the warehouses in. When I opened the bag, I found the keyboard box covered in what looked like rat feces or something similar, and the box itself had been torn at one of the corners, indicating that it had been stored poorly and then wrapped in a bag. The keyboard itself is fantastic, by and…

In this case, if you don't pick on little things like a "non-perfect" font, and you think that 3k for a keyboard is a small/good price, then this keyboard is probably your choice. Its pros: general functionality, compactness, etc. (read other positive reviews) Its cons: Minor remarks: 1) Some keys are slightly (imperceptibly if you do not look closely) are shifted relative to the centers of the holes in which they are placed, i. E. stand crooked. 2) The quality of stickers with letters…

for this money - cool. maybe you want it easier and less glitches - but so far it seems that it is better than Apple Claudia, although it is 4 times cheaper. Has pros: pleasant both externally and tactilely. despite the fact that a little less than usual, it is convenient to type Some cons: oddities with layout switching, ranging from strange combinations that are different on different devices, to arbitrary layout switching with no set keyboard shortcut. and with speed dialing sometimes…

Various advantages: It is not a problem to use the yellow ons when switching between three personal computers (laptops). Cons: the shift and alt keys don't always work, just like any other key combination; it's obvious that the budget keyboard does not have full functionality in this regard.

Some pros: Conveniently small, affordably priced, and able to seamlessly transition between connected devices in a flash. Its cons: Because the F-keys, by default, are assigned to perform multimedia functions, I had to hunt for a way to change the default behavior of Linux so that they would function normally.

Has some pros: Compact, with quiet operation and soft keys. Connects quickly and easily to your brand-new iPad Air. Got cons: Terribly inconvenient layout, particularly with regard to the use of punctuation marks.

Pros include portability, versatility, and the ability to connect and disconnect from different devices with ease. Cons: slight change to the left, could not locate a 2022 variant.

The best keyboard I have ever used. I'd like to work for her. Cons: When switching between devices, it occasionally takes a while to decide.

A fantastic item in general, but we use it with a monoblock because it wasn't practical for our needs (daughter wanted to wear a tablet to study).

With its pros: a small, quiet, multi-profile keyboard that does its job well. Cons below: You need to get used to using some keys, for example, the screen is Fn + Tab, and so on. Lack of PgUp and more

Got pros: Small size and weight Pleasant tactile sensations Price Comfortable typing Different cons: No backlight Unusually located some characters (commas, periods and TD)