I was seeking for a little keyboard that I could carry with me everywhere I went, one that was lightweight and portable and could connect wirelessly to a variety of devices. There are drawbacks to using this keyboard; if you use it exclusively for an extended period of time (like I have been doing for several months), you may find that you temporarily lose the ability to type when you switch to a standard keyboard. I am generally extremely happy with the keyboard, and when the time comes for…

I used it with iOS and had almost sent it back because the Cyrillic layout didn't allow me to place the dot, comma, and "" where they go. If you press the period and comma keys on your keyboard at the same time, you'll get "/" and "?" here. According to some online sources, the combination of shift + 6 and shift + 7 is required to type both a dot and a comma. After three business days of emailing technical support, I received a response: alter the layout in the operating system. And it's true —

If you don't care about how big or little your mouse is, then go for the Logitech K 275, which has both wireless and Bluetooth connectivity options. The perfect solution for the home or workplace. Okay, so our k380 is compact and effective. I'm sure there are less options available from competing manufacturers. Because I know that logitech products are reliable, I opted for them. The lack of a digital block is a trade-off for the compact size. For the sake of minimalism, certain things need to…

It feels like the keys are a little bit smaller than the K680, which is actually a benefit because the wrists remain still while using it whereas the 680 slightly wiggles. The wrists did not move at all throughout the first thirty minutes of work, despite what would appear. Without us-block, it appears to be an exact analog in all other respects. summary: Everyone who types frequently and dislikes pressing the keys should try it. By the conclusion of the workday, hands are still active, which…

Cyrillic and Latin alphabets are both options for text input configuration. Help from Logitech's service department was incomprehensible. There were typos in the letter they sent, and that was it. This letter's "recipe" will not help with the layout change problem. Huawei also provides a "crutch" by preloading two keyboards, one each from SwiftKey and GBoard. Also, alternating between the two. Unfortunately, that approach doesn't work either with this keyboard. This tablet/phone compatible…

The keyboard is just fire for the duties given. I took it for a tablet since I frequently spend hours in public transportation and type a lot of text; doing so from a phone is inconvenient. That's it; take it with you. Since this is a transportable, entirely feminine item, I would have bought a less compact version for usage at home because it does not fit well in men's hands. Absolutely, if you require a trekking alternative or if you are a young woman with small hands.

Excellent piano keyboard. Compact. Weighty. Maintains its footing on the table. Even though the speed of printing has substantially increased, some errors are still getting through. I haven't yet gotten used to it yet. When I first got it, the fact that the keys were round embarrassed me a little bit, but now that I have it, I find that it is much more convenient because the borders can be felt better. On a typical membrane or a pair of inexpensive scissors, pressing on the key's corner might

Attempts were made to use it on Linux, Windows, and MacOS, as well as iOS and Android. The system does not have any issues functioning in any of the environments. I was interested in purchasing a wireless small keyboard for a number of reasons, including the following: - I wanted to accomplish the bulk of my work on my desktop computer running Linux, and I wanted to take notes using my preferred program on my iPad, going back and forth between the two devices. I decided not to pursue this…

I didn't waste any time and went straight to the mouse from the same series as the keyboard. Everything is done to a very high standard, and I endorse it. When it is connected to the laptop, it functions properly. When connected to an iPad, it is functional. The laptop and it do not immediately connect to each other. It is necessary to add it by hand. It's possible that you'll need to type in a password on the keyboard, and if the laptop requires it, you'll also need to make sure you press the…

Outstanding keypad! This is the perfect solution for people who write (print) everywhere 24 hours a day but who cannot always bring a laptop with them. Regarding the hue, it is not a warm light pink tone like the one shown in the picture; rather, it is a subdued pink tint. Instructions on how to link it to a smartphone using Bluetooth are as follows: 1) Activate it by pulling the lever on the side of the casing; once activated, it should turn green, and the indicators that are located above F1

Has pros: Keyboard that is easy to use, despite its diminutive size. Shortcuts on the keyboard to navigate the playlist more quickly and easily. Its cons: Heavy, and the laptop will occasionally (though very infrequently) lose its Bluetooth connection for a few seconds at a time. When I am connected to a smartphone, the only language that I can print in is English.

The keyboard is fantastic in every way. I needed it to edit videos for my YouTube channel, so I purchased it for myself. Very user-friendly, with all of the buttons being conveniently located and easy to press. Within a few hours, I was able to memorize the layout of the keys! arrived without incident and in full. I strongly suggest!

This is a respectable choice for a portable keyboard. While composing a review, I uncovered a minor flaw: the gap creaks. Nonetheless, this does not detract significantly from the overall quality of the product. Benefits include: You can switch between three devices (which I've never used), and it's cheap, small, well-built, always-on, has good autonomy, is comfy and aesthetically pleasing. It doesn't appear to wake up for a long time, but that's a little frustrating, I'd want a smaller case…

If you work on Windows, do not go into the BIOS, and do not switch between operating systems, then this is a perfect keyboard for you; it is compact, elegant, pleasant, and comfortable. The verdict is as follows: if you work on Windows, do not go into the BIOS, and do not switch between operating systems, then this is an ideal keyboard for you. But if you need to perform all of this for work, you should bring it with you using a wired or wireless adaptor. I have started bringing a wired…

Since my first remote session in March, I have spent many hours at my home desk tapping away at the keyboard. Reasons for purchase include (a) using a Logitech mx master 2 mouse and (b) working on two laptops at once (alternating between Windows and Linux). So, in terms of actual keyboard use: Prints. Works. Still hasn't taken a seat after working for almost six months with full (like) batteries. I prefer to work with a lamp, so the absence of backlighting isn't a deal breaker for me, and…

It's the best computer/tablet combo money can buy. I have to switch back and forth frequently, and he makes it easy. Pros: Ergonomics Having access to three different devices at once compactness Compatible with Windows and Mac (and Android, I guess). Contrast several: Cost (high, but acceptable) Instead of using F1-F12, you'll see features that are wholly superfluous. buttons (the F-keys are there, but they require using the fn key, which is inconvenient)

Despite the fact that I used to purchase all of my keyboards and mouse exclusively from them, this company has let me down. When you push the keys on the keyboard, it wiggles all over the place on the tabletop since the legs are not all at the same height. The key on the keyboard is in the wrong place, AliExpress will not make an exchange even though they are required to by law, and the customer care service will not acknowledge or answer to any messages sent to them. possessed a more favorable

Bought it alongside the K580 keyboard. two, one for the kid and one for me. The K580 is a fully functional keyboard with zero reported issues. Because of K-380's diminutive size, I find it difficult to accommodate an adult when I work alone. Larger than a child's, but the frequent disconnections ruin the experience. I wouldn't suggest it to a friend.

I was unsure about the size for a very long time, but everything worked out as expected; I don't miss the keys, I use it for business, and everything fits me.

Fire! / Clave! Everything worked out great, and I'm glad I bought it as an alternative to Apple for occasional use on my laptop. For a serious project, it's best to shell out the cash for a keyboard with regular-sized buttons (but maybe I'll adapt soon). After 7 months, I got around to replacing the batteries. After doing some research, I concluded that this keyboard offers the best value for the money.