I was looking for a full-fledged wireless keyboard with a mouse with a classic key layout and additional multimedia buttons. I could not find it for a long time, and when I saw this one, I bought it right away, without noticing all the dirty tricks. If I had looked at it more carefully, I would not have bought it. Got pros: 1. Brand. 2. The keyboard is relatively comfortable, the mouse is really good. 3. Classical and almost full key arrangement. Got cons: 1. REDUCED Left Shift infuriates…

I’ve been using the keyboard for the fourth year already. The only complaint is a loud sound when you press the space bar, but it’s my own fault. I decided to clean it, and since the space bar is the largest key, I snapped it off and then returned it to its place, as I understood after doing it in vain . it would be better to shake it out like that. The price is clearly too high and I think it’s not from the manufacturer . I would give 500 for it.

Everything works, a tambourine was not required. I consider the disadvantages to be insignificant for myself - I'll get used to the shift and keys, a special block. The keys have never been used, I'm surprised that it works as stated. Classic keyboard, comfortable enough for touch typing and reducing the amount of wires on your desk. Different pros: Wound up without a tambourine on Ubuntu 12.04, adequate price, quality of performance Got cons: The buttons are a bit big, the left shift is a bit

The feeling is like a keyboard from the distant 90s, only wireless. I did not like the key travel and the fact that it is very noisy. Took it back to the store.

The transmitter died after 2-3 years (I find it difficult to say more precisely). I bought exactly the same one, since fundamentally better wireless models are already 3 times more expensive and in the same 2-3 years they will still gouge, the transmitter will also die or something else unforeseen will happen. Good keyboard for the price. Not great, but good. In the price range +/- 2 thousand, I didn’t find anything better for myself.

Some pros: Price, company, the ability to hang a Logitech mouse on one radio receiver, which I use Has some cons: Keyboard design (left shift and slash key - "brilliant" solution)

More than met expectations. I didn’t need an expensive keyboard, I’m a developer, not a gamer, I type text with both hands without looking, the classic is just right. Some pros: Build quality, quiet muted keystrokes, no clanging, as I wanted, additional buttons without any Fn combinations. Large Ctrl, Enter, Backspace. There is a caps lock indicator. From two batteries, even small ones, it will work longer than from one large one, because. no need for a step-up voltage converter with loss of…

that feeling when a budget set of ~ 2022 (Logitech Cordless Rechargeable Desktop) beats a modern keyboard in the same price category and cannot find an adequate replacement, but of course it drains in terms of range, this gave an attempt to find a replacement Its pros: Lightweight, miniature receiver that still provides reliable communication, normal layout. Different cons: there is not at least a minimum wrist holder (1-2 cm of rounded thick plastic would be enough) - the keyboard is…

I took the keyboard for a laptop, so a small receiving module was required, for this keyboard it is ~ 1.2x0.5x0.5 cm, it sits tightly in USB. I use the caps indicator as an indicator of the 2022 language, I liked that it works on this radio keyboard. In general, the choice of full-size wireless keyboards with a small receiver is not rich, this keyboard is an excellent choice for the money.

Pros below: Comfortable, smooth key travel. Good communication with the device, long battery life, low price. Got cons: Fragile retractable legs, both broke in a year, tightly planted them on glue.

This keyboard for 6 years is not soapy even once. Only sometimes wiped with a cloth in a quick way. At work, some kind of clave from Lenovo, it was all dirty for about a year, you can wash the hell out, how it’s not clear, I don’t work with dirty hands. The range of normal operation is about 2 meters. The receiver, respectively, on the rear panel of the system unit. System under the table

In general, the impression is good from Claudia. The left shift is a little short, but I still always pressed there, but only now I'm afraid to press this additional button with separators. And why is she there? I don't use my right hand either, but now I have two. And among the multimedia keys there is a button that sends the computer to sleep. Without asking. Saying nothing. It doesn't matter what you do, play online, play solo, write a daw track. Haven't seen anything like this before. Now…

Pleasant in appearance and touch keyboard, the keys are soft, nothing superfluous, small, though full-size and at a very reasonable price. I hope the labels on the keys will last longer.

I have a negative attitude towards the desire of manufacturers to mix the buttons. It is very inconvenient when on a laptop the buttons are in one place, on a computer in another and on a work computer in a third. This creates a lot of problems with touch typing. Pros: Wireless, soft, full-fledged indicator block and digital block. Compact wireless receiver. Its cons: The space bar rattles loudly when typing. The "slash" ("\") button was moved to the left side, where the shift is. The shift…

The keyboard, of course, is quiet, but there are also much quieter ones. So, in terms of noise - the average. In general, the pressing itself feels like exactly the money that you paid for it. White bottom is a controversial decision. If Logitech wanted to highlight the product in this way, then it would be better if they did more function keys or something else useful, for example, Delete would be increased due to the useless Insert. It is a pity that there is no highlighting of the Num /…

Different pros: Very comfortable, there are no extra wires, at least put it on your knees. The touch is soft and comfortable. Cons: When "W" and "Alt" are pressed, "3" is not pressed. This was important to me. Very bad impression

Speaking of instability. I use a wireless mouse (not Logitech) and this keyboard. And she, the keyboard, simply sticks. That is, you can press, but you will not receive a response. Or off / on it is necessary, or after a while she deigns to print. Sometimes it will just print the last couple of characters and that's it. I believe that this is due to the abundance of wireless gadgets (mouse, wi-fi adapter, however, at 5 GHz) the signal is lost. I'll take it, because there is no warning anywhere…

In general, a good keyboard, but the above minuses nullify all the available pluses. Its pros: A wireless keyboard with Unifying and SetPoint support, respectively, saving ports (a wireless mouse and keyboard from Logitech can work as one device) and setting additional options - for example, I turn off Caps Lock, Insert, Start and Scroll Lock as unnecessary. Additional customizable keys. Has cons: The fragility of the legs - I broke it after six months, I had to modify it with a hammer and a…

Initially, I was a fan of the Logitech brand . but then something went wrong. They began to allow constructive jambs that affect the operation of devices. It's not just this key, I've tried other models as well. The next one won't be Logitech. As do mice. I really want to take this trash and solemnly hand it over to the representative of the Logitech company, with words expressing all the "pleasure" of their products.

The keyboards of the old release came in white and turquoise packaging, and now they were cool, if you find it anywhere else, I recommend it. But modern ones, in a solid turquoise package, are produced of the worst quality, it is enough to pick it up and push it to understand it. Probably the inexperienced will not understand, but the quality has become like that of some kind of smart-buy. I do not recommend. See either microsoft, or hewlett-packard, or dell, or more expensive logitech (but…