Loving my new wireless keyboard
@rosekiss (30413)
Eugene, Oregon
November 25, 2015 11:17am CST
I was having problems with my usb keyboard, s the space bar was sticking and it would put two words together, instead of separating them. I wasn't sure what I was going to get, but when I saw this one I decided to buy it, and a mouse came with it.
The keyboard is a logitech, and I have heard that that brand is a good one. I have had a logitech mouse but never a keyboard.
I like the fact that I don't hae to worry about a cord, as between the cord on he keyboard and the charger on my phone, the cords would always tangle up, and make a mess. Not having cords to deal with is the best way to go.
I wish I had got this one a long time ago. I put it on my lap while typing. I am still getting used to it, as the keys are sensitive, but the more I use it, the more I will be able to type on it faster. Right now, I type a little slower so as not to make a lof of mistakes.
If you have never had a wireless keyboard, I highly recommend it, as it is worth whatever amount you spend on it.
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@celticeagle (189793)
• Boise, Idaho
25 Nov 15
I always have had a laptop and the mouse was weird to get used to and now I love it.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
25 Nov 15
I have had a logitech mouse before, but never a logitech keyboard. i am loving it, as I don't have to worry about having cords tn my way, and getting tangled up with other cords, like the charger for my iPhone. The keys on the keyboard are a little sensitive, but I slowly getting used to typing on it. I just put it on my lap and type away.
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@celticeagle (189793)
• Boise, Idaho
25 Nov 15
@rosekiss ...Yes, cordless or Bluetooth are great inventions.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
25 Nov 15
@celticeagle I have bluetooth as well, but never use that for my phone, as I don't usually get calls when I am driving, as my daughter is the one to call me and she calls me early in the morning, before i get out and go and do errands. If my phone rings, I just let it go, as I won't ralk without it being hands free, as it is to dangerous.
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@fufurinha (11930)
• Portugal
25 Nov 15
It seems really nice. I don't need a wireless keyboard as I use a laptop
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
25 Nov 15
I am too, as I don't like using the laptop keyboard. I find it so hard to type on them. I ave always had an external keyboard, but it was a usb. This is the first wireless one, and I really like it. I just put it on my lap and type away. I don't have to worry about cords getting tangled up in each other either.
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@fufurinha (11930)
• Portugal
25 Nov 15
@rosekiss I have no problems in typing on a keyboard of a laptop. In fact, I manage to do it real easily.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
26 Nov 15
@fufurinha hI prefer to sit in my easy chair with a keyboard on my lap, as it is much easier for me to do it that way. My laptop is on a laptop table, next to my easy chair.
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@youless (114117)
• Guangzhou, China
26 Nov 15
I ever had the wireless keyboard and mouse. But I didn't think they worked well as well as the wire ones. Perhaps today the technology has developed and therefore they are better now. But I don't mind using one with wire. It is cheaper.
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@youless (114117)
• Guangzhou, China
27 Nov 15
@rosekiss In fact I prefer the wirelss mouse can work without a signal USB device to plug with the computer. Since that, one USB port is occupied. I always wonder why it can connect like wifi or something else? Just a mouse but no more extra device.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
26 Nov 15
That is true they are cheaper than the wireless ones.This keyboard was over $30, and it was money well spent, as it is works better than I thought it would, and not having any cords to deal with is great. The mouse is also wireless too, but then I have been using them for awhile anyway.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
4 Jan 16
I have really beeen enjoying it, espeically the fact I don't have to deal with any wires. I put it on my lap while typing in here, and it works pretty well. It is much better than the keyboard on the laptop. I am glad that i bought it, as it has been very handy, that is for sure.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
26 Nov 15
I don't like the keyboard on the laptop, as I find it cumbersome. I have used an exteranl keyboard for awhile now, but it was alwyas a usb one. Now that I have the wireless one, I am never going to go back to the usb keyboard. I am really loving it, and I am hooked, that is for sure.
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@birjudanak (14316)
• India
27 Nov 15
its nice that wireless keyboard.generally in keyboard key stuck or jam problem comes,sometime enter key stuck so lots of page open by itself and what ever you take care of keyboard its become problematic more.you bought Logitech and its best brand of nowadays so i hope you are enjoying with it.i also need to change because its stuck. i like more TVS keyboard which is very old model but its key never stuck and its so smooth.but its new generation so without cord wireless is better.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
27 Nov 15
I was told it was a good brand too. The USB keyboard had a long cord, that kept getting in the way, and the spacebar kept sticking, so my words would all run toghether, so I figured i better get a new keyboard, and that is why I chose a wireless one, so as to avoid the cord.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
27 Nov 15
@birjudanak You will like it, as it is much better than using a USB keyboard, as with wireless, you won't have to worry about wires, as they can get tangled up into other things.
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@birjudanak (14316)
• India
27 Nov 15
@rosekiss yes now all thing come as wireless and its good so its my choice also to by it and i will buy in next week.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
25 Nov 15
@gabs8513 I know what you mean, as i like my laptop too, and I will never go back to a desktop. It seems that once you get used to something, you don't want to change. I never thought I would use a wireless keyboard either, but I love it, and won't go back.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
25 Nov 15
I have a laptop too, but i never use the laptop keyboard, as it is to hard, and the keys are just to small. Since I have had the laptop, I have always used an external keyboard, but this is the first wireless one, and now that I have it, I am hooked, and I will never go back to a wired keyboard.
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@allisonwish (464)
• Shenzhen, China
26 Nov 15
Glad that you have a new wireless keyboard.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
26 Nov 15
I wasn't sure I was going to like it, but I really do. It keeps cords from getting tangled up, and that is the main reason I bought it. It is also easier to put on my lap as I can type without having to worry about the cord getting in the way.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
27 Nov 15
@allisonwish It certainly is. I don't have to worry about all the wires, and that is a plus for me. I just put it on my lap, and type, as the latpop is on a table by my chair, so it really makes it very convenient for sure.
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@allisonwish (464)
• Shenzhen, China
27 Nov 15
@rosekiss Yeah. I think the wireless keyboard will be more convenience~
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
26 Nov 15
I sure have. I wish I had bought one of these a long time ago, as they are really great. It is smaller that the one with wires, and so therefore it is easier to use, as I put it on my lap and type away, wihile the laptop is on the laptop table. It just makes it easier to use an external keyboard than the keyboard on the laptop.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
1 Dec 15
@marlina My usb keyboard stuck all the time, espcially the spacebar, as it just wouldn't separate the words, but run them all together. It got so frustrating, and that is why I got this one, so I won't have to deal with the sticking, and also won't have to deal with the cord as well.
@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
25 Nov 15
Thank you. I am really enjoying it, and it is sure much easier now that I don't have any cords to deal with, and I put the keyboard on my lap, and look at the screen, while typing.
@TheHorse (238268)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 Nov 15
My keyboard is getting tired and I wonder if I should replace it. I don't mind the "wire factor," but mine randomly forgets to type letters that I type. I sprayed it with generic De-Oxit (a contact cleaner) but it is still temperamental.
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@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
25 Nov 15
My wired one kept getting tangled with the cord from my iPhone. Also, the spacebar was sticking and I couldn't separate words when I needed to. Now that I have the wireless one, no problems at all, except maybe a mistyped word evedry once in awile.
@just4him (323168)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
27 Nov 15
They've improved then because my wireless keyboard was nothing but trouble, so was the mouse. I'm glad you are having so much better production with it. Logitech is a very good name. I have several Logitech items - microphone, keyboard, and mouse - though I have the wired after my experience with wireless.
@rosekiss (30413)
• Eugene, Oregon
26 Nov 15
I have been using a wireless mouse for awhile now, but this is the first wireess keyborad that I have ever had. I am really enjoying typing on it. I put it on my lap and watch what I am typing on the screen, as my laptop is on a table next to my chair i sit in.
