Review on 🔌 Logitech K270 Wireless Keyboard by Stanisaw Borowski ᠌

All letters are in place, even the numpad, normal layout - and it does not require a wire. Works well, nothing sticks and does not hang. The dialing speed is the same as wired. Function keys, pour water or play shooters with it. Quiet can not be called, the key travel is rather lax. However, you can adapt, with unhurried blind typing I don’t feel any particular inconvenience. The plastic case is rather poor, flimsy, the legs are slightly springy, with the legs folded for some reason it has an inclination, as it were, "away from itself". I have a bluetooth mouse M555b (without unifying) - it conflicts a little with the K270, I need to spread the dongles to different ends of the computer. Linuxers, attention! Firewood for Unifying in the bucket is still slightly crooked - the layout switching does not work (more precisely, the XkbOptions parameter in Xorg), you need to either patch the bucket yourself, or use all sorts of crutches like setxkbmap. Also, if you have some other usb gadgets (for example, like mine - M555b mice), conflicts between the hidraw firewood and the unifine hid_logitech_dj are possible. In short, you need a file and a tambourine. But you can customize. PS. This review was written with Logitech K270. Nothing was damaged.