Review on 💻 Streamline Your Typing with the Logitech Wireless Keyboard K360 by Mateusz Burzyski ᠌

: five months have passed, the keyboard suddenly stopped working, native and non-native computers do not recognize it. An unpleasant surprise. Some pros: 1. Logitech Unifying: Plugs right into your existing mouse receiver, no configuration or installation required, takes up just one USB port. There are only 4 of them on my laptop and it was already a little cramped with a wired keyboard. 2. Media keys: I wanted to buy the K270 first, but for some reason there are no forward / backward keys. Everything is there, in addition to volume control. 3. Island-type keyboard (I love these for cleanliness and silence), but less flat than on laptops - somewhere twice as high. And very pleasant to the touch plastic. 4. Cool design. 5. Batteries included! Some cons: 1. The arrows are very unusual (at least for me) - often I click on the 0 of the digital block instead. 2. End is also unusually located - on my laptop it is from the very edge, after PgUp / PgDn, and here between them is Home. 3. The media keys work strangely in Windows 8 - the volume changes with some kind of Logitech interface (the Windows panel with the name of the track is not called), and Play / Pause is completely “broken” - it seems to do both Pause and Play at once. I hope Logitech will rewrite firewood for Windows 8.