Pros
- Quiet. Solid plastic. There is no squeaking or jerking. Linked to an iPad. Link established successfully.
Cons
- No.
Logitech K380 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard Pink, Russian Review
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Very good
Rating
4.9
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Description of Logitech K380 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard Pink, Russian
Logitech Keyboard K380 is a very easy to use, wireless keyboard that can connect to three different devices at the same time: be it a smartphone, tablet or personal computer. Switching between devices is done by pressing a single button. Design The Logitech Keyboard K380 has a modern design that stands out from its competitors. The K380 has rounded keys with a recess for your fingertips. Due to its small size, the keyboard is easy to put in your purse or backpack and take with you on the road. Wireless and compact K380 Logitech Keyboard K380 connects via Bluetooth connection and is able to work within a radius of up to 10 m from the device. Standard key layout, does not require additional time to “get used to”. Two AAA alkaline batteries are able to provide autonomous operation of the keyboard for 24 months.
Pros
- It's a small keyboard, about the same size as the one on a MacBook 15". Circular keycaps - You may set up the function keys to do whatever you want, so you can quickly switch between devices and get an instant answer. The battery is fully charged after three weeks of use.
Cons
- It's not stated, but there also isn't any backlighting. Runs on AA batteries, therefore you'll need to buy batteries if you want to be eco-friendly.
Pros
- It's a great fit for a Mac. When the power is removed from the computer and the Bluetooth connection is broken, the printer enters a deep sleep state and wakes up as soon as the printing process begins. No accidental disconnects were found, and you can easily re-establish contact with just one click (thanks to three dedicated "quick connection" buttons, you can easily choose between your computer, phone, and tablet, for example). A power button is available. A unique del exists. The design borrows heavily from the popular magic keyboard.
Cons
- After two weeks of use, the space bar began to make a creaking sound when pressed at a specific location on the key's edge (using the thumb). This was likely due to the depletion of lubricant in a metal bracket serving as a stabilizer, which is supposed to allow the key to be pressed wherever in it. This bracket is certainly slightly crooked and loaded when you press a key with your thumb, but it stays together thanks to friction on the plastic guides of the keys. Lubrication seems to be the case. The FN button, located between Ctrl and Start / Alt on the left, is a little awkward to use after being accustomed to a Mac keyboard. I expect the unexpected.
