Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800

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 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

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

I suspect most people downvoting don't actually use any applications that require them, but if you do, yeah it's a pita. The last good wireless keyboard logitech made targeting professionals was the K800, it seems ever since they've aimed for compact laptop-style boards :(

The K800 I had broke so I got one off eBay. To my surprise I have this exact issue. To be clear, Ctrl + C works, but CTRL+V does not. You can use a utility like this https://w3c.github.io/uievents/tools/key-event-viewer.html to look at the keyboard events, and Ctrl + V does not register. I found ano

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,

Is that the Logitech K740/illuminated? u/dashcammer1, it is illuminated. My Keyboard is the K800 (which I purcahsed with keyboard/mouse combo) with normal 2xAA Batteries (the mouse requires 1 AA Battery as well... there are also newer versions of the mouse that have a built in battery... I preffer t