Review on Logitech K380 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard white, english by Stanislaw Kesicki ᠌

The keyboard is subpar for the price. Using Bluetooth with a computer is annoying. To "uplift" is a perpetual goal of the keyboard, and awakening is not a sudden occurrence. K380 drains batteries considerably more quickly than my previous K360 did while using Unifiing 2.4. Although this doesn't happen often, and clumsy Windows 10 is likely to blame for it, the keyboard occasionally falls off securely, and only a reboot with reconnection saves. The BIOS cannot be accessed with this keyboard. Unfortunately, remapping keys F1 through F12 is not possible without installing some (also not really high-quality) software made by Logitech. The K360's developers slandered anything in place of a practical set of fn keys. What is going on with Logitech recently is beyond my comprehension. The standard keeps sinking. Logitech's products are released with little thought or polish, and the company charges excessively high prices for them. Who stopped them from submitting a PC and MAC version of this keyboard with Unifing 2.4, which would have preserved the F1-F12 configuration in the ROM of the keyboard rather than the software in the system, replaced nonsensical fn with more common options, and more? The ideal tiny clave would be made by Logitech, and it turned out to be neither fish nor flesh.