Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800

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

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

unfortunately logitech is a shitty company now the k800 users had this problem a decade ago. they're interested in selling shitty products now, not good ones

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

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

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.

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)

I just bought it. Straight out of the box, definitely not worth it. Too firm, wobbly keys, spacebar is a joke... Under heavy usage, this won't last a year. Not comfortable, not durable... The problem is that there aren't any real alternatives for this type of keyboard. As I've written in the other p

Nah, the K800 is neat but the keys are much too wobbly with their metal spring feeling compared to both the UltraX Flat and the MX Keys more firm keys. I keep mine for a secondary PC but the MX keys has a more accurate feel and is faster to type on. It's not better than the MX and wasn't better than

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