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).

The best way to select a new keyboard is to go to local stores - Staples, Best Buy, or Microcenter if you have one - and actually try the keyboards they have on display. They're not usually connected to computers, so you'll have to just type blindly, but that will give you a feel for the size and sh

I tried using my favorite windows keyboard, K800, but just had too many issues with it while trying to learn MacOS. I tried an Apple Magic Keyboard, but it was too uncomfortable for me and my typing speed really suffered. I really dislike flat keyboards; Logitech MX Keys S for Mac has been my soluti

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

I have 6 mechanical keyboards one of them it's Logitech. But for regular wireless my favorite is k800. The original one with user replaceable batteries kind was the best.

I had Logitech K740 (wired) and K800 (wireless) illuminated keyboards that I loved, but of course Logitech stopped making them. MX Keys is the replacement, but lacks the palm rest and IMO is overpriced for what it is. Cherry Stream is a full-size keyboard that uses the same quiet scissor keys as the

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

Can confirm, I think it used to be the Logitech K400 and K800 but the model numbers have probably changed. But yes, they are amazing especially when you start really using it as a media center. Both the keyboard and track pad are invaluable.

What did you end up buying? I have a similar problem with Logitech mouse (MX3) and keyboard (K800) - they connect for a while, then randomly disappear. Work fine on my mac.

Try the logitech K800... It's got backlighting and connects to a bunch of devices over Bluetooth. If you’re looking for something else, the Keychron K4 is pretty good for using with multiple devices too. Also, have you looked at keyboardyeti? They have some handy comparisons and guides.