Review on Keyboard Logitech K380 Multi-Device white, English by Micha Poklkowski ᠌

Excellent material. The list of potential concessions is extensive, but I was unable to locate a solution that met my requirements more satisfactorily. Has pros: 1. a small footprint. 2. A concise appearance. 3. The workmanship of the construction. 4. The keys should have a distinct path and a pleasant tactile reaction. 5. bt of the most recent version (in my particular circumstance, it is valuable in and of itself). 6. Assistance with multiple sources (in my situation, this is an added benefit). Its cons: 1. There is not as much of a contrast between the main black color and the white color of the letters as there may be. 2. Additional identifiers in gray are so subtle that they are almost unnoticeable. 3. Layouts that use color to highlight important information (this point is controversial, but if I had a choice, I would select it). 4. There is no pupd (using the cursors in conjunction with fn is a workaround, but it is less comfortable). 5. There is no option to connect via a wired connection. This is irrelevant for portable electronic devices such as laptops, tablets, smartphones, and TVs; but, in order to connect to a computer, you will need either a keyboard or a mouse that is already connected. 6. The combination of volume keys, which are the only ones I use for multimedia and which I use frequently, with functional ones. 7. There is no option to change the default values of the top row (functional to multimedia) by clicking the right mouse button manually. * Taking into consideration issues with contrast, extra caution should be exercised when selecting a white version because the problem is significantly more pronounced in such case (I first considered the white version).