I' ll stay away from long term items like durability and battery life. Since I' ve only had this keyboard for a few hours, I can only speak to the setup and first impressions. I' ve just opened it and connected it to the unifying receiver for my M505 mouse and I am completely floored at how well this keyboard performs. Now I just wish my Logitech mouse used the Unifying receiver so I would only need one USB port. I can't say enough about this keyboard it is the best keyboard I've even owned. Even though the Logitech site doesn't mention Apple support for the keyboard I was able to get the K750 to working on a Mac. (Logitech does provide a microfiber cloth for cleaning). The only problem I can see is the gloss black finish that shows dust, finger prints, and scratches. The ultra-thin design allows my wrists to rest on the desk with only a slight incline when the feet are up. Like any new keyboard the key spacing threw my typing off for the first 10 minutes but I was able to adjust quickly. Even under my office lighting I'm able to cover one of the two solar panels and still get enough light to keep the keyboard from running off the battery. Logitech provides a Solar App so you can see the solar and battery levels. At first, I was skeptical that the panels would provide the power for the keyboard in low light office situations. The K750 solves the battery replacement problem with solar power.
I've hated the wireless keyboard fad because I don't like wasting batteries. I never thought I would be writing a review of a keyboard but the Logitech K750 is an amazing keyboard. If the battery ever gets low, just stick it by the window when you go out, and when you get back it'll be mostly charged.Also it's good for laptop users, since the function keys are default, with FN activating the media controls, not the other way around! It's slim, it looks good and you don't have to worry about changing batteries and recharging it. Also you can't put a plain CR2032 battery in it (It uses the ML2032 battery, same size, but rechargeable), because the solar power will attempt to charge it, resulting in exploding batteries, fun!So in general, it's a good keyboard, but it's disappointed me.-This is easily the best keyboard that I've used for a long while. A lot of reviews here have people saying it doesn't have a battery, fantastic! But it does, and it's a royal pain to replace.The battery itself is only available via online retailers (haven't seen it in stores) and those who sell it, price it extortionately. UPDATE: The keyboard has reared an unfortunate issue, in that the battery no longer charges. Probably not the sturdiest option for kids.These last two complaints are really just me trying to find something to complain about to help you decide but, ultimately I would buy this again in a heartbeat.
It's a keyboard, they get dirty, it isn't like it is a screen.They kickstand legs are a little flimsy so I wouldn't slam the board because they will probably break off. I am sure if you are a hardcore gamer who rebinds all of his keys, this may not be the right option for you but, if you just want a hassle-free wireless keyboard this is it!Some people complain about finger prints but, this comes with a rag to wipe them off and it also has a stock plastic protector I haven't pulled off yet because I barely even know it is there. I've used it on everything from coding to gaming and I have never once thought my purchase was a bad choice. If you are looking for something that is wireless, you cannot go wrong with this keyboard.
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The software to monitor it is very nice and never gets in the way unless you press the button to show the power. The battery has never fell below 100% charged. I use this keyboard as my main keyboard and work at my desk for about 12 hrs a day.
The question I always get is, "doesn't the solar suck?" Absolutely not!!! It works on a desk lamp. I have told everyone I know about this keyboard.
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