Logitech K830 Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard with Built-in Touchpad – Easy-Access Media Keys and Shortcut Keys for Windows or Android

I have quite some brand loyalty for Logitech, mostly due to their amazing warranty. They have never failed to fulfill my expectations and then some. That being said, I was quite worried that this keyboard would be a little too small for my comfort, but I was pleasantly surprised! I could type for an extended period of time on it if I had to, although I would prefer my K750 if a full-size keyboard was an option.The trackpad on this keyboard performs buttery smooth, and this is from someone who really does not like trackpads at all. For the type of use this keyboard is intended for, the kb + tra

I control my laptop with wireless keyboards for the last 10 years. It's hooked up to my plasma TV and not even close to me. I've always used non illuminatedv Logitech wireless keyboards(with built in mosey pad) but I have problem seeing the keys in the dark.I finally broke down and bought this expensive backlit keyboard and it's awesome. I wish I had known about this years ago.But, I had to send the first two back because of issues with the micro USB charging port. The first one broke completely inside and the second one just stopped working and would not recharge.Amazon was awesome about send

I've bought a total of three of these keyboards over the years and two of them are fully functional. The key illumination is useful and tastefully done but fails to illuminate the orange markings so you find yourself pushing buttons in the dark with them. (function key-presses)Also the charging is done with a standard micro-USB socket that is soldered to the main circuit board in classic cheap cellphone style. This keyboard is four times as heavy as a cell phone and if it falls off the couch while plugged in and gets the right yank at that port as it falls, it can rip that port right off. It w

I am a tech guy and I know my tech products. I've used dozens of keyboards over the years for my Home Theater PC. I used IOGEAR's GKM571R mini lighted keyboard for years. It has a good trackball but it's keyboard is awful for typing. So I wanted a large keyboard for when I'm doing more then just selecting videos. It had to be lighted and it had to have good navigation. This is by far the best fuller sized keyboard I've used for HTPC use. The keys are well spaced and have great travel and feel. The touchpad is by far the best one I've used in 20 years of computing. I've had an integrated touchp

This thing is so amazing I just want to cry. I got this for my laptop, which I have a regular TV plugged into as a second monitor to extend the screen. Trying to type on my laptop when it’s plugged into the other monitor is ridiculously hard, and I’ve been trying to write a book while letting my kids use the other screen for Netflix. I also like to play the Sims. So I was holding this in both hands, and using my right thumb to scroll around as if it was a video game controller. And then I was kinda sad, I was thinking “man. If there was only buttons on the other side for me to click stuff, the

I've bought a lot of Logitech equipment over the years and some have been great at the outset and slowly began to fail like some of the Wave Keyboard Mouse combos with sticky keys and erratic mice. However, I've bought this keyboard brand new and have to say it's just great. Couple of the Pros: 1) Trackpad is silky smooth and on point 2) Backlight has an off, low, and high setting 3) Keys feel excellent when typing 4) Size and weight are near perfect 5) Color choice is a dark gray almost bluish tiny so it will go nicely with almost any color entertainment setup 6) Rechargable Battery, Cons 1)

The first one I received in the mail had the absolute worst mouse on a trackpad I've ever used. It's jittery, randomly right-clicks, gets stuck on some invisible force field, randomly selected while scrolling. It was just worthless. I tried on multiple devices with the unifying receiver and Bluetooth. Just terrible on everything. I own MANY Logitech products and I couldn't be more let down by such a piece of trash. Where is QC? Requesting a replacement, The new one works well enough. Not nearly as responsive as the DiNovo Edge (greatest HTPC Keeb ever made, REALLY wish they'd bring it back), b

I acquired this unit to use with my Raspberry Pi 3 computer. I've had the unit less than a day but I've been pleased so far. I was initially confused that the bluetooth on the R-Pi failed to recognize that the keyboard even existed. For some reason, there is no direct driver for this available - Logitech's work-around for this is a small USB dongle (Logitech Unifying Receiver) that acts as a receiver. I expected to have to order one but checking the box a second time, found that they had actually included one with the kb - whew, evening saved. Once the dongle was plugged in the computer recogn