Review on Renewed Logitech K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard 🔋 for Computer, Phone and Tablet with Enhanced SEO by Bhavin Tharwani ᠌

Name: Renewed Logitech K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard 🔋 for Computer, Phone and Tablet with Enhanced SEO
Item: Renewed Logitech K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard 🔋 for Computer, Phone and Tablet with Enhanced SEO
Rating: 4

November 28, 2022

The right product for me, the price suited me.

The keyboard takes some getting used to, but it's worth it. After it, you look at simple office keyboards with a little bit of contempt. Yes, for the sake of compactness, some of the keys were hidden in the number pad and pressed using the fn button, but in my opinion, this only benefited. Initially, this scared me away from the purchase, but it turned out to be not so scary in practice. Just switching to Punto Switcher had to be transferred to the Back button (F6), assigning a separate key combination to this matter.
Some may not like the lack of indication of Num Lock and Caps Lock. But this is, rather, a necessary measure to save battery power. In addition, their switching is duplicated by hefty icons on the monitor, so there is generally no problem.
Is it worth 5000? Well, having seen the price tag on Logitech Craft, I would say that very much yes.

Pros

• Very nice short key travel. Pressing elastic, clear and quiet. • The round shape of the buttons not only brings aesthetic pleasure, but is also convenient to use. • The keyboard is quite compact. It is not overloaded with a scattering of rarely used buttons, due to which it looks very ascetic. • Battery operation. In my opinion, it is much more convenient to insert new ones every two years than to charge the battery once a month. • It is possible to connect to three devices, both via Bluetooth and through unifying receivers in any combination. (Included, of course, is only one receiver). Switching between devices is lightning fast. • The gadget stand is well thought out. The phone is placed at the right angle, there is access to all buttons. (Touch ID on iPhone does not overlap). • The marble-like part of the case is actually a very soft and tactilely pleasant soft-touch plastic. The heaviness of the keyboard inspires a feeling of reliability and fundamentality. • There are 4 customizable buttons on the top row to which you can assign any action, keyboard shortcuts, open folders and launch programs.

Cons

• The company's marketers graciously provided just four out of ten customizable buttons, leaving the rest for more expensive keyboards. That is, I can reassign the search button, and the volume and player control buttons are sacred and untouchable. • I have a slightly smudged print on some keys. The quality of the print itself is very average. • Logitech Flow will only work with a Logitech office mouse that supports this feature. The keyboard itself does not have a clipboard or built-in memory. It simply connects to another computer following the mouse. With G-series gaming mice, the keyboard is not friendly at all. Moreover, in this case, in the tray you will have a separate program for setting up the mouse - Ghub, or Logitech Gaming Software, depending on the model, or all together (If you have a branded headset, for example). You may also need to install Set Point if you have an older office mouse. In short, Logitech has a separate addiction with software. I use the keyboard at work with the G604 mouse and tasted all the "charm" of the company's ecosystem. Glory to effective managers. • \Terrible\annoying\Makovskaya\button\next to\left shift. \And \without \that \he is with., short, \so\ when you press \on \shift\ the finger\ constantly\ strives to \click on this\ rudiment and print \\this \sign \\\\\\\.