Unique space-saving design. Hand detection proximity toggles the backlight. Unifying receiver conserves available USB ports.
Requires a dongle. Expensive for a non-gaming keyboard
"Cool" typically isn't a word used to describe keyboards, but the Logitech Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800 is just that, sporting an innovative design along with a slew of nifty features that, as a whole, justify its high price tag....
No software required, Illuminated backlit keys, Can change the level of illumination and when it is activated and turned off, Comfortable keys for typing, Wireless, Easy charging via USB cable
Short wrist rest, Battery life could be better
As I said in the introduction of this review I have been using Logitech’s diNovo Edge for the past 5 years and have always stuck by it. There are a few reasons for that. The biggest is how comfortable it is, I write reviews and create content for a l...
Publicerad: 2011-03-04, Författare: Luigi , testad av: i4u.com
Sammanfattning: It appears that some bright engineer over at Logitech must have been on the same quest. The end result is the all new Logitech K800 wireless illuminated keyboard. On the surface, the K800 appears to be nothing more than this years refresh of their wired I...
Highquality of manufacture, Classic layout, Highquality scissorswitch mechanics, Ergonomically shaped keys, Best backlight implementation in the industry, Low noise when typing, Small dimensions, Replaceable batteries, MicroUSB port for recharging, Beautiful exterior
Short left Shift in the Cyrillic version, Easily soiled glossy surface, Short battery life, Faulty light sensor, High price
The Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800 certainly helps to maintain Logitech’s superior position among keyboard makers. Having taken in the best features of the wired Illuminated Keyboard, the device adds to that a wireless interface and a standard lay...
Below you can see a summary of our impressions about the Logitech K800.Strong PointsThe best typing experience we've had to dateIlluminated keyboardSensor detects hand proximity to control brightnessWireless (and can also be used wired)Long duration ba...
Feel when typing, Quality, Unified receiver, Quiet
Battery life (though expected)
After the original Illuminated being such a liked and popular keyboard, the K800 was in for a challenge to keep up with the reputation. In our eyes it has succeeded in this challenge. It packs the same nice looks, backlight and ofcourse the excellent ...
Smart backlighting, Stands on edge for storage, Power-saving features, Unifying technology
Pricey, Half-size F-keys, No dedicated media-file transport keys
This comfortable, smartly designed keyboard is best for those who prefer a laptop-style keyfeel. Unless you truly need wireless, however, its wired brother is a better value. ...
NiMH batteries recharge with Micro-USB cable; automatic and adjustable backlit keys; Unifying receiver connects multiple devices using single plug; PerfectStroke key system offers uniform tactile feedback
Thin profile allows sacrifices design for durability
The Logitech Wireless Illuminated Keyboard K800 is a worthwhile refresh with updates that include a Unifying receiver for consolidated USB port access, rechargeable AA NiMH batteries, and Logitech's comfortable PerfectStroke key design. If you do your...
Easy to control the variable white backlighting, Backlighting can be turned OFF, No software required, Ultra comfortable keys, Stylish design, Wireless mode works very well, Wired charging, Replaceable AA batteries, Proximity sensor turns off backlight to save battery life
Key press feel may not appeal to everyone, ULTRA small integrated wrist rest, While backlight intensity is adjustable, COLOUR is not, Lacklighting does reduce battery life, 2000mAh batteries included. Should be 3000+mAh...
The Logitech K800 Wireless Illuminated Keyboard certainly is a great keyboard and the fact that it is wireless is just a bonus. Its combination of down right SMOOTH yet precise keys combined with adjustable backlighting make is a great choice for both ...
