Review on Keyboard Logitech K380 Multi-Device Pink, English by Wiktor Witold Skow ᠌

I spend 10 hours each day for 11 months using this keyboard. It makes me feel masochistic. The layout is identical to that of a poppy, save for two keys (left Ctrl and fn), which were switched over for my convenience. This is the only reason I didn't toss it away. Except for Claudia from a poppy, which has a completely different price, I could not locate a substitute. The primary complaint is that it keeps disconnecting from the poppy. You can check the box to "Use all function keys as standard function keys" in a problematic Logitech software. But it endures over time. The connection with the poppy is thus broken and an attempt is made to connect to another device when you press F3, which is a key I frequently use. And so throughout the day. Additionally, without any help from me and at least once each day, it abruptly loses touch with the poppy. It is situated 20 to 30 cm away from the poppy (I have a stand with a poppy on it and a keyboard and trackpad underneath). Therefore, distance has no bearing. On a radio station, there is an old (three years), cheap (three times cheaper than this), and Windows-style keyboard. On a Linux laptop, I use it. In three years of use, there have never, ever been such issues. I used it initially on a poppy then changed it to another with a poppy layout, which I now regret because you can get used to the layout but not to continual disconnections, as experience has shown.