Review on 🔑 Logitech Craft Wireless Keyboard with Input Dial & Backlit Keys, Dark Grey & Aluminum - Advanced Creative Tool by Ada Wocial ᠌

Unfortunately, due to the lack of competition, there is no choice - this is the only backlit wireless keyboard of its kind. Has pros: Backlight. Wireless (Bluetooth/Own dongle). When working from its transmitter, it starts working immediately from turning on the PC, which allows you to enter the BIOS using F2. Fast switching between 3 devices. Your dongle works everywhere, it is defined as a keyboard, even on game consoles. The knob is convenient for changing the volume and start/pause video/music. Got cons: Inconvenient key layout. Are you used to finding F1-F12, numbers 0-9 by touch? Here you have to get used to it again - they go close. Are you used to F12 being the last key in the row? It's time to wean. Are you used to using Win+Break, Ctrl+Break key combinations? It's time to wean - now you don't have the Break key. A number of new numbers have been added to the additional numbers (on the right on the keyboard), now you have a windows lock above the minus (which is Win + L), or get used to the fact that the minus is not the top key on the additional keyboard or disable the excess through the native software Logitech Options The English version has an excellent left Shift, so what, one wonders, was it cut off in the 2022 one in order to stick an unnecessary button to anyone? This arrangement is no longer in any keyboard. The backlight control is not remembered, you can turn it off / on only through their Logitech Options software. Do you want the charge to last longer and when the backlight is not working? You will have to manually launch the software, make three clicks on the windows, and then close the software. I didn’t notice the “adaptability” of the backlight, in my opinion it always burns the same if you don’t poke the brightness yourself (which will reset after 5 minutes of not using the keyboard) I did not want to work on the second device from the mouse dongle until I installed the additional Unifying software. (Native software Logitech Options failed) When you touch the knob, an inscription appears on the screen with its functions ("Volume" in my case). It does not turn off in any way, except for the removal of the native Logitech Options software. Recording something from the screen and adjusting the volume at the same time? Be prepared that there will be a "Volume" popup on the recording