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1. #Logitech wireless solar keyboard k750 solar app full#
2. #Logitech wireless solar keyboard k750 solar app Offline#

It does not close when you re-press the button though, it must be closed manually. The app loads when you click the smiley face button on the keyboard. Installed the Wireless Solar App which shows you the power reserve (3 months of use in the dark are possible they say) as well as the current lux value of ambient lighting as well as some graph for historical info and so on. Installation was the easiest of all, my mouse and old KB use the unifying receiver anyway so I just paired the new board and off it went. Never have to worry about losing charge again :p The smiley face begins at 150 lux so I assume that the most efficient charging begins at that level, so daylight+ But I have a feeling that it will charge the battery at below that lux, just slower. The solar panels can charge off ambient room lighting, the lux meter in the solar app shows you what the current charging level is based on the ambient lighting present. It's about the same weight as the diNovo but it's thinner, even more than my HTC Desire in fact! The K750 is very thin and the use of space extends from the packaging to the keyboard itself. I have had the K340 for so long though that I was accidentally hitting " " instead of "l" (and some other similar errors) as my fingers were too used to the compact spacing of the K340 and more especially the DELETE key which is high up on the K340 - Some adjustment time was needed! Immediate impressions were that I found myself typing faster and more accurately with the K750 compared to the other two keyboards, I was even finding it more comfortable than the diNovo as the keys are bigger and spaced out better and had less chance of typos via accidental key presses. (The K340 has no height adjustment, neither did the diNovo for Ntebooks) Here's the K750 side by side with the K340: I still liked it though as it was cheap enough and was what I was after at the time since my diNovo for Notebooks died and I fancied a change. The K750 is a bit longer but much more spacious, more spacious than the diNovo too thanks to the chic keys, one thing I did not like about the K340 was the keys which were close together and the whole keyboard itself was very light and keypresses were quite audible because of the lack of absorption through the keyboard. I am going to compare my little review of the K750 with my K340 keyboard which I have had for a while now as well as the diNovo for Notebooks keyboard which I had before that. The packaging is pretty minimal and neat, neat as in it makes use of all the space and is all recyclable materials too, pretty good way to sell a solar powered product no doubt:

I got it for £55 with a 20% discount by trading in my K340 wireless keyboard via the Logitech trade in scheme thing.

#Logitech wireless solar keyboard k750 solar app Offline#

Having kept kept my eye on this board since November when I first saw some previews and read about it I finally finally have it :Dīought it from Logiitech via their website as no other places here stocked it online or offline (UK).

#Logitech wireless solar keyboard k750 solar app full#

I'm not a reviewer, I'm a PC Gamer by night, IT Sysadmin by day and Photographer on the weekends so I want to read about how good it is in my area of working! Stuff that matters like software bugs and how it compares to other similar keyboards as well as gaming (as in, can you get full WASD+SHIFT+SPACE etc functionality).

All the reviews I found were either previews on Youtube or review site reviews but even they don't go into that much detail. I am writing this review mainly because I have not yet found a half decent user review of this keyboard.