The manual says a range of up to 10m. There are no 10m and close here. If the receiver is plugged into the back of the case of the system unit, then in front of the system unit, after 2m, problems begin when working with the keyboard. To have a range of more than 2m, you need to place the receiver more or less in direct line of sight from the keyboard. Chose between this and Logitek K270. He held both in his hands. The K270 has a classic key layout, and those who have worked with conventional…

With its pros: This is one of the best wireless keyboards I've used so far. Has some cons: The price is not worth it right now. I bought more at the normal rate.

Some pros: Island, wireless, there is a digital section and despite this compact Has cons: No drop-down list key, no indication of caps and num locks, I find the top row of media buttons useless, the keys play and are quite loud when typing

Looks great both in design and reliability. The layout of subkeys (Delete, Home, End, etc.) is not standard at all, so it will take some time to get used to it, but this is not a big problem. Pros: Full size keys, full numeric keypad, power switch (very important, because I don't work with a wireless keyboard often) With its cons: For me personally, it loses in comparison with the usual scissor laptop keyboard, because. noticeably more noisy and the height of the keys is greater (fingers…

The keyboard was purchased in early February for 2,400 in Niks. For the price, this is a pretty good keyboard. The layout of the keys is specific, the left shift is short, but you need to understand this when you buy, and I think it’s not correct to put it in the minus of the device. Before this keyboard, I used the Comfort curve 2022 from Microsoft and got used to a different layout fairly quickly. Some put a minus on the presence of a large space between the F next to it and the multimedia…

Since I used a laptop before switching to a stationary device, I decided to pick up a keyboard of the appropriate size and did not lose, I got used to the arrangement of the keys in one day (I didn’t even think about a small shift). For half a year of work, including games, the keyboard works flawlessly. Only one of the folding legs was upset - it began to fall out for no particular reason, a small crack was discovered that did not allow the leg to hold firmly in the mount. If you like to move…

I was looking for a purposefully shortened keyboard to replace my K520 from the wireless kit, which is still working and even the keys have not been worn out in 12 years, but which is very large and I beat it with my hand. K360 is the only one that fits the requirements, on paper. Because all other small keyboards were necessarily on Bluetooth, and I need to connect it to the desktop. With the size everything is fine: compact and full at the same time. I practically don’t need the middle row…

I really liked the design and good buttons, but in less than a week one leg broke (and during normal operation, no barbarism). The buttons have to be kept sterile clean, a little garbage starts to jam . well, I can’t take the keyboard from the table on my knees, the signal immediately disappears . And I also don’t need a right shift three buttons wide, it would be better if they made full-fledged arrows. . the Fn button is inconveniently located. after a long operation, I bought the same one…

I don’t know how anyone, but personally I don’t need a half-working keyboard + periodically falls off and loses the connection. I'm going to return to the store. Has pros: - Convenient design - Easy to reach keys - Only rarely used keys are hidden under the FP, with the exception of (Print Screen) - Good proof Got cons: - Letters are printed once - Have not connected to the computer several times - Function keys do not work under Linux under any pretext. I don’t even want to understand…

Fn button - under the right hand (finally!) Convenient location of the speaker control keys (separately 3 buttons above the entire row of keys). Separate keys PgUp, PgDn, Home, End, working independently, and not through a stupid Fn. At first it seemed that I would miss the small left Shift. But it turned out that this does not interfere, there are not so many erroneous clicks on the adjacent button, even out of habit, even blindly. To connect to one receiver, you need to download an…

Communication with technical support did not lead to anything, they simply unsubscribed that these were just temporary failures, reboot, etc. When typing, the text is either printed all at once with a long delay, or not printed at all, one letter can also be typed in a huge amount by itself. The keys are often confused when typing, you press the English Z, you type Y, or even when typing, instead of letters, some incomprehensible characters are printed, such as Greek letters Beta or…

It is not clear why such a large empty space is made on top. All keys could be moved higher, in which case full-size cursor keys would fit. The arrow keys are small, they are not very convenient to use, but the left Shift dial did not cause any problems. The F1 to F12 keys, in combination with FN, can be remapped to perform almost any function using the SetPoint program. They can also be used in reverse mode, when the functions performed with the FN button pressed or released are reversed.…

The keyboard is good, but you need to understand that it is small. Those. smaller than a regular desktop. Some keys have been removed. For example, Print Scr is invoked by pressing Fn+Home. I would prefer a standard size. Batteries last surprisingly long. Haven't changed since I bought it. The utility from Logitech shows that the charge is full. The receiver is located about a meter away, under the table top (chipboard). It catches perfectly, there is no slowdown in response. Logitech unified

The keyboard is the bomb. I already have a second one. The first served faithfully for almost 4 years. She survived the fire, the drinks, the crumbs, the drool, everything. And always worked. Once, I decided to wash it under the tap, and forgot to turn it off - as a result, it died. I bought a new one exactly the same - because it is the best keyboard for my budget. You just have to get used to the button layout.

I was counting on a matte surface around the keys, but no - the gloss spoils the impression. The keys are small, not suitable for everyone. The seller confuses this model (black color with a pattern on the surface) with a model in just black without a pattern. With its pros: The sound of the keys: not quiet and not loud, but pleasant; starts working immediately after loading the PC; there is a Caps Lock indication; icons on function keys. Its cons: The protective film begins to peel off after 2

Its pros: Size, function keys, price, service life from a single charge, caps lock indicator, the ability to bind a Logitech mouse to one transmitter. Has some cons: Short left shift, large distances between keys (visually), inconvenient Delete and Insert, upper left key - not Esc, uncomfortable arrows

I always bought Logitech keyboards and mice, but this time it’s not very good. I wanted exactly island and wireless. Often I have to edit what was written, then the letter did not break through, although I definitely pressed it, then an extra space between the words. What is the key height for? It was impossible to do below. It would be good for everyone if it were not for this - but the keys in the keyboard - there is a basis. I bought for 1200=. Z. Y. First, Logitech engineers would try to…

I do not recommend for people who are used to touch typing on full-sized keyboards. And whoever wrote there that she was quiet, guys, you didn’t have a quiet keyboard. Rattles like a rattle. For all other needs and specifications, it's quite a decent Claudia for the money. The only thing you will have to measure is the dangling keys, and I should notice that they are pressed smoothly, but with a large stroke and are not large in size (I have thin fingers). In general, the keyboard is compact…

I rarely print. I tank more often! In igruhah Claudia showed itself properly! In short, some pluses! Its pros: Ergonomic design! Brand! I changed the batteries twice, and I have been using it for more than 3 years ! Long-range, computer and TV in different sides of the room. I take Claudia and fall on the sofa! I did not notice any failures and stupidity in games! Key layout pleases! (Getting used to it in a day!) Multimedia keys are displayed separately up, very convenient! And under…

I compared it with analogues in terms of compactness - I used oklick 850ST and rapoo N700 for a couple of weeks, as a result I returned to this one, there is something in it that competitors do not have. For toys, I cut the razer arctosa - which, on the contrary, is ideal for games, but inconvenient for speed dialing. Different pros: 1) Compact, beautiful and pleasant to the touch 2) Quiet enough 3) holds a charge for a long time (I have been using it for 1.5 years, I haven’t changed batteries…