Before I used the keyboard that cost more than 6000 rupees, I used the Logitech Keyboard K200, which cost 800 rupees, and there were no issues of that nature on that keyboard. I didn't think there would be such shortcomings in the keyboard for that price. If this is so important, why is it not mentioned in the description? With all of its perks. It comes with a beautiful and comfy keyboard, allowing you to type more quickly and conveniently. Wireless, the changeover may be easily made, and…

I have been using the keyboard for almost 4 years. The keyboard, which does not have any worthy alternatives, despite the fact that it does have some drawbacks. There were freezes, but overall it still works out the money spent well. Gentle key travel, traditional size and layout of the keys - typing is comfortable, the presence of illumination is particularly helpful in low light, while the backlighting may be turned on constantly or when hands approach the keyboard (you don't even need to hit

When searching, the task was simple - you need a quiet keyboard, always with normal backlighting of the keys and without wires. A straightforward endeavor at first glance. And as it turns out when we looked into it, there are basically none of them that are wireless and illuminated. originating from the word in any way. And the price tag does not reflect a humane value for anything. There are really just three of these keyboards available on the market, so that's all there is to it. One of…

Since then, I've been the proud owner of my very own K800. I paid an additional 2500 for it. Recently, W has begun to become stuck, and Shift is less reliable than it always was. I wasn't really interested in purchasing a brand new one for 8,000 to 9,000 dollars, but I ended up doing so because the stock was available virtually at the same price as the previous model. The original K800 and the new K800 are not clones of one another; rather, they are related in some way. The older plastic has a…

Has pros: +Wireless +With backlight +Universal receiver + Multi-window function like on Macintosh. no price +There is a USB connection Has some cons -Not very long battery life -The keyboard stopped glowing either after 2 or 3 years. Rarely used backlight. Angry about this insanely. And now she still stands like an airplane

Its pros: Outwardly neat, generally ergonomic, battery powered, usb charging, connects to the logitech receiver quickly and without problems. Got cons: the backlight function did not impress, and the battery quickly drains with it. mocro-usb charging socket, somehow not relevant in our time.

Pros: Soft keys, materials, argonomics of additional buttons, charging method. For the game: quick response and one time pressing up to 4 keys (checked it works). Some cons: Small shift. You can not configure additional buttons completely as you want (for example, you cannot make an exit to sleep mode with one click).

The consummate instrument for any and all settings. Forget or Take is quickly becoming one of the most popular keyboards on the market. In the following paragraphs, I will detail a few aspects that, while I do not consider them to be flaws, others may find them to be very important. First of all, the dimensions are important, so make sure you pay attention to them. The keyboard is quite large, but the key block itself is of a standard size. There are just quite wide strips of plastic on top…

Some pros: Super assembly. Materials too. The backlight is excellent. The buttons don't wobble and are quiet. Nice return. Got cons: Unable to connect to computer via USB cable. Only through the transmitter. LEDs shine in a cold white spectrum, which is not very good for me personally.

Has pros: Cool design, easy to type and play, bright backlight, with not very active use, it lasted 32 days from the date of purchase. Got cons: Expensive. It’s a pity there is no mode when the backlight is on constantly, I don’t consider a short shift to be a disadvantage, I got used to it very quickly

Pros: very pleasant to work with, neatly made product, keystroke softest, thin. Has cons: I bought it for home, at work I have been working for the same one for a year now, I have not seen any shortcomings so far

Those who spend a lot of time in front of a computer and print a lot of documents are the types of people who should buy without any reservations in my opinion. If you just use a computer sometimes, purchasing such a keyboard probably isn't worth the money. The joy of having this keyboard can be summed up in two words: wonderful keyboard. This keyboard is a delight to own. It is distinguished by the following: (*) Unparalleled luxury in terms of both comfort and tranquility of trip (thanks to…

Since I started using keyboards, several years ago, I've had this particular masterpiece of keyboard construction. It satisfies all requirements, from the outward appearance to the ease of operation. When I bought it for $3,000, it seemed like a good deal at the time; however, the current price is often something terrible: ( The intuitiveness with which one can operate a keyboard is the defining characteristic of a good one. Engineers at Logitech were able to combine an attractive aesthetic…

Because of the remote control, I decided to get this keyboard once more (a Logitech K800). In the past, I had used it for three to four years, however one day, on the same day, three of the keys suddenly quit working. I didn't stuff it, and I didn't eat on top of it either. I finished clearing the table. But the day before, relatives who brought their children came, despite the fact that the younger ones claimed they didn't eat or drink anything throughout the event, but. It is already…

I required a keyboard that had sufficient backlighting and could maintain its charge normally. To begin, it is much larger than it needs to be for a portable device that will be used in a chair, on a sofa, or in some other location. Additionally, the design of it is very peculiar. It was entirely possible that it would have been five to six centimeters (cm) slimmer and a couple of centimeters (cm) shorter in length. In addition to the foolish and sharp edges that surround the perimeter. That is

The initial reaction is complicated because of the attractive appearance and strange tactile sensations, as well as the slightly inconvenient inverted Enter (Enter) key and the small Shift key, but I figured I'd get used to them eventually. I waited a little while before writing a review so that I wouldn't accidentally draw the wrong conclusions. Not only did I become accustomed to it after using it for a few months, but the temptation to sell it is growing more and stronger as time goes on. In

If not for the loss of one copy and a few of minor jambs, the keyboard would have received a score of six out of five. Logitech's famed warranty came through for us in the clutch. When compared to the prices offered before the crisis, the current ones are difficult to evaluate. despite some drawbacks. It is also very convenient to play. It has a scissor button mechanism, which results in clear and quiet pressing sounds. If you do not pound on the buttons like a mad pianist, it is generally…

Has some pros Holds a charge for a very long time. It is very convenient to work with it in the dark. Has some cons After a couple of years, the "Tab" and "4" keys stopped working.

Has pros: The keys are backlit day and night, which is very convenient. Some cons: The backlight is junk, sometimes the keys do not light up. I also want to note that not all keys are backlit.

not a budget option, not a competitive cost in relation to the gaming counterparts of modern keyboards. For 6 years of operation, the Q key popped up. There is no possibility of repair and replacement with a new key. Buy a new strangled toad . Different pros: silent, pleasant bright backlighting 3 brightness levels, low keys Got cons: This keyboard has not changed in 6 years, except for the name itself. Change the name of the model and wind up the price. The price is 2 times higher.