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Logitech wireless solar keyboard k750 and mouse full#
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Also, it doesn’t use my Mac’s built in Bluetooth.

Saves power I guess. Since there is no way to tell it is depressed, I just turned it off in Prefs/Keyboard/Modifier keys.

One nitpick is that there is no caps lock light (do we even need a caps lock anymore? – I’d prefer a search button like a Chromebook).

There are some tradeoffs for having solar, however… But from reviews I’ve read, almost no one has a problem keeping this charged with normal office lighting so I don’t think this is a concern. The keyboard usually sits in front of a large 30″ monitor, so that probably helps. I have a florescent lit basement office and a workspace with natural light from a shaded back yard and both kept the keyboard charged at all times. I imagine the standard “silver” will be the most popular.Īs far as the solar is concerned, I never had a single problem with charging or connection. I got the piano black version because it matches my monitor and my Logitech Mouse (which also works with this USB dongle) but there are 5 colors to choose from. Logitech adds a power switch and battery tester at the top right. Keystrokes are very similar feel to Apple’s standard keyboards and spacing and layout are all but identical. On the other hand, the keyboard feels a bit more solid, perhaps because of the increased size and weight. That can be a hassle if you are cramped for space at your desk.

Logitech wireless solar keyboard k750 and mouse full#

I’ve been using it almost exclusively for the past three months.įirst, I’ll say that the solar panels make the footprint about 25% bigger than a standard full Apple keyboard.

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As a veteran of Apple’s original Wireless Keyboard, I was sick of dealing with battery and connectivity issues plus I wanted the full layout with numeric keypad, extra function keys extra and full arrows.

Logitech wireless solar keyboard k750 and mouse Pc#

The PC version got incredibly solid reviews at Amazon so I thought this would be a good pick up for my Mac workstation when it was released. I'm much less familiar with input devices, so other than journalctl, I have no idea where else to look for clues as to what's going on.Logitech first started producing solar wireless keyboards for PCs earlier this year but didn’t make a Mac version until a few months ago. I'd be happy to post any logs/info that would be helpful. I've disabled baloo, but the responsiveness issues still continue. The only thing notable in the system journal was baloo trying to index the device itself (?). When they work, they're both awesome, so I'd hate to leave them, but can anyone help with the responsiveness issue? As input devices, this is rather frustrating. My issue is that they both lag intermittently, and sometimes (especially the keyboard) they're just completely unresponsive for up to a minute, sometimes more. I used Solaar to pair them to the same receiver. I have the K750 and the M560 (mouse and wireless keyboard) both hooked up through the Unifying Receiver. At first I thought it was just the solar part of the keyboard (that it wasn't charged or something), but after sitting it under a lamp for a couple hours, it's not the problem. I've been having intermittent trouble with the Logitech Unifying Receiver.