Review on 💻 Streamline Your Typing with the Logitech Wireless Keyboard K360 by Micha ukasiewicz

Beautiful model, you can use it, you don’t even need to get used to it. I already knew about the inconvenient mechanics, but I needed a wireless keyboard, and this one with discounts from the outlet store in the region of 500r. for 3000r this miracle is not worth taking, only as a piece of furniture for those who print little. Some pros: Beautiful, stylish, runs on batteries for a long time (they promise up to 3 years, a year and a half has passed - it still works), convenient multimedia keys (and a sufficient, non-redundant number of them) a fairly long-range receiver - wifi does not interfere. With its cons: Glossy, terrible gloss. Beautiful while new, but gets dirty instantly and stays that way forever. In general, I thought that the manufacturer was not a fool and stuck some kind of oleophobic layer on it, following the example of tablet screens - but no, just gloss. I thought that a small shift would interfere. It turned out that he did not interfere at all, I never hit the slash. But on the slash near the enter - all the time, until you get used to the short enter. But in general, the main problem is in the keys. Despite the "island" design, the buttons have a very long stroke, so much so that it is physically inconvenient to type on it a lot - the buttons are soft and go flush when pressed, which is very, very annoying. The buttons are not so soft - they are quite elastic and hard, but having overcome their initial resistance, the key simply falls down. If the button travel were shorter and with a more distinct fixation, it would be more convenient . An inconvenient cross and the top row, however, they rarely have to be used and are not critical.