Logitech All-In-One Keyboard TK820
CH, Wireless
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17 reviews
Good keyboard for flexible use with different devices.
Very versatile keyboard. Has been recognised by everything I've plugged it into:
- FreeBSD 9.x
- ESXi 5.5/6.0
- PS 3 & 4
- Windows
- Panasonic Smart TV
Unfortunately the Logitech receiver is not very stable, the cap broke off after half a year. However, it can be replaced cheaply.
The chiclet keyboard is good and the touchpad usable. Gestures etc. are recognised quite well. Not quite Macbook touchpad quality but on a good level.Pro
- Handy
- Flexible use with different devices
- Long battery life with moderate use
Contra
- Receiver not very stable, with frequent unit changes
Installation good, keyboard good Touch pad useless....
Installation good, keyboard good Touch pad unusable. The touch pad rattles with every touch because it has a lot of play, is imprecise, sometimes confuses the left and right "mouse buttons" and sometimes reacts with a time delay. I made a call to Logitech support via the user portal about 14 days ago. I am really disappointed with this product and also with Logitech's support. I am used to something different from Logitech. I really can't recommend this product.
Pro
- Installation
- Keyboard
- Design
Contra
- Touch pad has play and rattles strongly
- Touch pad is inaccurate
- Touch pad has malfunctions such as confusion between left and right button
- Touch pad sometimes reacts with a real time delay
Good product
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The touchpad does not always react to a fingertip as a mouse click. Sometimes the mouse pointer must first be moved minimally for the mouse click to be recognised.
When the mouse speed is set higher, the mouse pointer can no longer be positioned precisely. When the touch field is released, the mouse pointer jumps.
The combination of several devices to one receiver is very practical.Pro
- functional
- good workmanship
- good design
Contra
- No lighting
- Touchpad
Very useful
Great keyboard, use it on the TV to watch series etc. I find the integrated mouse pad on the keyboard very useful.
Pro
- Super keyboard
Contra
- None
Ok, but quite expensive
I use the keyboard to write text, navigate user interfaces (terminal and graphical) and do some programming. The only thing I *really* miss is PageUp/Down. Something like that simply belongs on a proper keyboard.
Pro
- comfortable typing feel
- Buttons respond well
- quiet
- large touchpad
- USB HID compliant
- Rubber feet
- Touchpad also has two mechanical mouse buttons for left/right at the bottom
- scrolling works in 2D - vertically and horizontally
- everything works without setup (Windows, Debian)
- good to put on the legs and use there
Contra
- PageUp/PageDown missing (could have been done well with FN arrow keys)
- second FN key on right side of keyboard missing
- F??+ keys are via FN instead of the media keys
- A numeric keypad above FN would have been quite good for compatibility
- No integrated charging function
- sometimes the touch gestures (especially scrolling) do not react reliably
Good product overall
Beautiful, solid and ergonomic construction
Pro
- Convenient due to small footprint
Contra
- Pad not very accurate for drawing
- Missing usb dongle slot
6 out of 17 reviews
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