Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800

Logitech K800 Illuminated Keyboard. Je redoute le moment où le mien tombera en panne car il ne se fait plus, et aucun modèle ne remplit tous ses critères : membrane (cône silicone je pense), rétro-éclairé, sans fil, pavé numérique, batterie remplaçable (petite bidouille).

I disagree on the “going on as usual” after this. Around 10 years ago I had full Logitech gear (keyboard, mouse, travel mouse, speakers, gamepads, headphones etc) and in 2026 I only have the MX Master 3. For my company I also previously purchased only logitech peripherals and now I replaced with som

If I had to give a recommendation for a K800 substitute it would be the LOFREE Flow 2 100. I've tried pretty much every available low profile keyboard out there including all of Logitech's scissor switch keyboards. None of them were suitable replacements for the K800. Now the action isn't identical

Wanna know the biggest irony? I could buy the K5 Max + ABS shine-thru. PBT opaque is a NO GO for me. I have only TWO basic requirements for ANY kayboard. N1: it needs to be wireless and N2: it needs to have backlit keys that are visible in the dark. I've been using wireless backlit keyboards since t

Still broken on MX Anywhere 2s and 3s. Never used that crappy software, but since I had to get a new keyboard and the layout being pure a$$, I need the software now to unmap the "F13" volume up key that I keep pressing instead of F12, same as the lock key that I keep hitting instead of NP-. This is

It for sure is, I'm into computers since mid 90s, CLI kid :-) started with DOS 3.2 and a monochrome yellow screen. I've spent A LOT of time hammering away on keyboards... I still prefer comand line over GUI, even now in W11 24H2 PowerShell. And with Debian its a given anyway. The K800, i haven't fou

Hey keyboard experts. I'm considering switching to the dark side of mechanical keyboards. For the past 6-7 years I've been using a Logitech K800, which I liked quite a lot. However, these are becoming harder and harder to find, even used, and the MX Keys, which is supposed to be its successor, is no

I had one K800 of the first version, the one that came with installable batteries, in my opinion, a far better choice than those with a built in (doomed to fail) battery that would need a recharge... with cable, on a cordless keyboard... I should have seen the tragedy coming back then to be honest,

I just purchased a Cherry Stream wireless, a user here mentioned this as the closest replacement to the K800 plus it's cheap. Logitech is under new ownership, and quality has gone down since. I've tried most of the new Logitech keyboards, they simply suck. The Cherry is the closest scissor switch ke

En plus, avec les sorties intempestives de nouveaux modèles et collections, on dirait que certains modèles qui sont accidentellement conçus bien faits et durables sont discontinués sans raison. (RIP Logitech K800)