Logitech K480 – Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard

Post by kanzure » Wed, Sep 03, 2014, 3:47 PM UTC

larrybolt wrote: post #33

kshitij-dce wrote: post #18

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well, im a developer and can see how I'd use this. It'll actually save a lil time when I'm coding and my gf's IMing me and I cant tell her to go away :D. She wouldn't even know I'm doing something else with the fast replies.

I don't know how it's over on the iOS devices, but with my Macbook/android setup I use mysms for texts, WiFi keyboard for long passwords and couple.me for texting with my girlfriend. Back when msn live still was a thing I used Adium but I can't bear to have skype open all the time since it's impossible to make the window smaller, at least now I can use Fluidapp and use couple.me as a sort-of native app and resize it…

Post by jaebrown » Wed, Sep 03, 2014, 3:59 PM UTC

Post by roasm » Wed, Sep 03, 2014, 4:18 PM UTC

ValentineC wrote: post #95

haakon wrote: post #83

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This is why I love my K750 with integrated solar panels. No batteries to worry about; it just works, always. And it's great to type on.

I tried the K750 and found the keys spaced out wider than I was used to. Did you get used to it?

Post by ertdfgcb » Wed, Sep 03, 2014, 4:36 PM UTC

silasb wrote: post #123

That rotary knob looks awfully easy to break. There has to be a better interface than physically moving your hand up to the knob to change which device has focus. Also if this could also charge your devices that would be awesome also.

Post by AlexDanger » Wed, Sep 03, 2014, 4:38 PM UTC

dombili wrote: post #22

emsy wrote: post #15

I'm a longtime Logitech peripheral user and it's fairly disappointing that they always have some shortcomings that keeps me from loving their products. For instance, I write this article on a K760. It's similar to the Apple wireless keyboard but it's solar-powered and has multi-device capabilities. Unfortunately, its build quality is mediocre. I'd rather pay 20-30 bucks more and have a keyboard that feels better. Als…

Very much agree on build quality. I mostly use their mouses and their rubber side always wears out after a couple of months and if I'm lucky with that, I get the common double clicking problem with left click. Thankfully their customer support is amazing and they send replacements without too much hassle. (They even sent me a new mouse once even though it was out of warranty.)