LOGITECH SETPOINT REVIEW ANDROID
LOGITECH SETPOINT REVIEW BLUETOOTH

Quality wise the K810’s brushed aluminum finish is closer to my beloved diNovo Edge and its handy switching features is perfect for the “many devices, one keyboard” scenario. Logitech will simply continue to offer both products which are targeted at different uses. Both share the flagship $99.99 price, which supports the idea that one is not really meant to replace the other. The K810 in turn is a full-sized keyboard, lacking a number pad and has a very compact size, which seems better suited for the living room/media center, mobile devices or the desktop that has many mobile devices. Its larger size and weight, also means that you won’t be moving it around. The K800 is a full-size keyboard (with number pad and palm rest) that’s better suited for desktop use connected to a single device. One look at the “K810” name, one might think that it’s meant to replace the K800 which we recently reviewed, but in reality they’re just two different keyboards for different uses.

LOGITECH SETPOINT REVIEW BLUETOOTH

The Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 sits at the top of Logitech’s non-gaming keyboards, sharing this position with the much larger but equally feature-laden K800. Its handy switching features is perfect for the “many devices, one keyboard” scenario. The Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 Keyboard, User documentation, 6-foot Micro-B USB recharging cable Type: Li-Pol, Rechargeable, Non-accessibleĭischarge time: Up to 10 days (with backlight ON), Up to 12 Months (with backlight OFF)

LOGITECH SETPOINT REVIEW ANDROID

Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows RT, iOS 4.0+, Android 3.0+ SetPoint version 6.5 (keyboard programmable) Has Logitech finally created that one keyboard that could put the diNovo Edge to rest? And could it quickly juggle several devices at the same times without any frustrating disconnections or a long switching and connection process. It’s also Logitech’s reaction to the increasing trend of people using more than one device over the course of the day, sometimes even quickly switching among them. The K810, not meant to replace the K800, but sold right alongside it could very well be that diNovo-replacement I was looking for. In short, functionally and feature wise it’s definitely up to par, but it’s lack of the diNovo’s touch pad, premium materials and minimalistic design still means that the diNovo Edge reigns supreme.

Back when I reviewed the Logitech K800, my main goal was to find out if it could replace my favorite keyboard of all time: The Logitech diNovo Edge, which by now was starting to show its age.

Logitech setpoint review