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I am a lawyer, and I type a lot. I now have two of those - at home and at work. My starter was a cheap keyboard at the office, and I needed something wireless that I could also connect to my new smartphone to type on, because I have large fingers that do not go well with the on-screen keyboard of the phone. So, I searched for a nice inexpensive keyboard, and decided to buy Logitech K380. It is a pleasure to use - good for long typing, not noisy at all, and it is able to connect and switch between three devices. And the battery life is huge - 2 years claimed by Logitech; I cannot say if it holds for the entire 2 years, because I changed the batteries to rechargeable along the way, but can definitely say that battery life on this keyboard is fantastic. The only cons are that there is no backlight and no light indicator on the CapsLock. But this is not crucial for me, so I am happy with the K380. The new one I bought recently has somewhat softer keys, at least such is my impression. But the overall feel is still great, and definitely a great value.Read full review
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The amount of pressure required to type on these keys is perhaps best for someone who has unusually strong fingers and does not already have sensitive finger muscles and tendons from working with their hands a lot. I ended up getting a low profile mechanical keyboard with red key mechanisms to reduce the amount of pressure on my hands. I have a masters degree in human factors. I did not like the pressure required for these keys.
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Super Great Keyboard!!!! Best Features: 1. Excellent for speed typing and accuracy!!! 2. Super Durable with Outstanding Design and Quality. 3. Compact and light enough to fit easily into a small messenger bag, or small netbook bag, or any backpack. : ))) This is my third, 'cause it's my most favorite keyboard I've ever owned. It types super fast and it's very easy to be accurate. It's very comfortable for typing in any circumstance - in my lap, on a desk, in restaurants, while camping, on my daily train commute, in stadium conventions, and in college classrooms etc, etc... I quickly got used to not having the numbers pad; I found the inconvenience of using the top line for numbers easily dismissed due to the great convenience and excellent typing speed of this keyboard. My first one is still going strong with several years of daily use being carried everywhere in my backpack or messenger bag. I love being able to easily sync from my iPad to my iPhone so as to use it for longer text messaging (and when needed I can sync it to any computer with Bluetooth.) My second one is used for my desktop PC. And I've never had even one problem with either of these keyboards with years of use. The quality is outstanding, unlike the Logitech 490 which I also own and have been disappointed with. I recently purchased a third one to use as my keyboard for my Ultra-Micro Dell PC. (I have the blue, cranberry, and black ones - and the quality of all three is the same.) Get one while you can!Read full review
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I wanted this keyboard because I want it to use it for both for my workstation and my iPad Pro and this keyboard delivered. I don't switch between devices very frequently, but when the need comes, the device switching works great. I use it for software development on a regular basis and after couple of days of using, I feel very comfortable using this keyboard. For first time users, the keys may appear little smaller and closer to each other, but after few uses, you'll get use to it. The only point to remember is that, there is a small power button to the left that you need to turn on to pair. This was not mentioned in the manufacturers instruction, o I was lost in the beginning until I discovered this button. Pros: Bang for the buck. Multi device support. Portable. Feels sturdy. Cons: No backlight Key press is a tad bit hard compared to mac book pro.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I great little keyboard to use as an alternative to some of the expensive tablet OEM options. I use mine occasionally with a mouse with the Galaxy Tab S 7 and type in both English and Lao, using different alphabets, which the keyboard and Android handle well, though there are a few not essential functions that will still require your s-pen. Since I like the book cover without keyboard and use the tablet in tablet mode most of the time, in made no sense for me buy the Samsung keyboard. The Logitech is small, it's light, the keys are well placed, and it works well.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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