Review on Keyboard Logitech K380 Multi-Device white, QWERTY by Agata Burzyska

Excellent work. There's a big list of concessions, but I couldn't find anything better (in my criteria). The benefits: 1. Its small size. Second, concision in terms of presentation. The third is the sturdy construction. 4. The keys have a distinct motion and tactile response. 5. bt in its current form (in my case, it is valuable in itself). Sixth, multiple-source support (in my case - as a bonus). One drawback is that the white lettering don't stand out as much against the dark background as they could. Second, the additional gray labels *barely stand out. 3. Schematics with highlighted colors (debatable, but if I had a choice, I would prefer it). 4. There is no pupd (using the cursors and fn together is possible, but not ideal). 5. There is no way to use a wired connection. This is not a concern with portable electronic devices like laptops, tablets, phones, and televisions, but a computer need either a keyboard or mouse in order to function. Sixth, the coupling of practical keys with volume controls (the only multimedia controls I use frequently). Seventh, the top row's default values (functional multimedia) cannot be toggled (right click explicitly). * Consider contrast issues; be especially cautious when selecting a white version; readability drops much further in this case (I originally looked at the white version).