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Was looking at this switchable keyboard for work so I can type on work PC and phone while at work.
The review looks ok for this keyboard too.
Logitech K480 Bluetooth Switchable Keyboard 50% off Now $39.95 @ Dick Smith
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Pgoraygo on 13/04/2015 - 18:50 dicksmith.com.au (2523 clicks)
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I have had this keyboard for over 2 months and it's been great so far! The keys have an excellent feel and it works great with ios,Android and Windows devices. It would have been excellent if the keyboard was backlit.
looks like officeworks have decided to jack it up to 68 now
Both have jacked up their prices. Most retailers have this priced between $45 to $59.
Bought one last week for $44. As far as membrane keyboards go it's pretty good to type on although I think the angle is a bit generous when mounting a tablet in it's groove.
It's really heavy, and deep. Like Barry White.
I bought this and returned months ago when it was like $58
Large clumsy wobbly unsophisticated it is a terrible looking kb and despite it being portable, you would not be caught dead typing on this at a cafe.
it is the worst looking kb ever. Full stop.There's a product for those who are worried about how their computer looks in a cafe, it's called a Macbook Pro.
I bought this keyboard and couldn't stand it. Cheap creaky build quality, the keys feel crappy. Way to big for what it needs to be. No redeeming features, I gave it away because it did not like to type with it. The price is low, but the value is poor.
awww, looked so nice, but when you look at details its just gimmick.
how much typing does one do on an iphone or ipad lol
The Logitech K760 solar keyboard is $49.95 at Myer for anyone interested -
http://www.myer.com.au/shop/mystore/logitech-k760-solar-keyb…How does this compare to the K810, mine was great but the right cursor key just died and need a replacement.
edit - I see it's not backlit, if this is 50% off $80 rrp is a bit steep?
http://www.dicksmith.com.au/computer-accessories/logitech-bl… - also available in white (for anyone who prefers).
Hopefully it'll hold upright while sitting on my lap, but that's probably too much to hope for. It'll great for switching between tablet and HTPC though.
Cheap Bluetooth keyboards/covers for ipad mini & 2,3,4 here -
http://search.oo.com.au/search#?p=Q&lbc=oo&uid=302834441&ts=…
still the same price on the dick smith ebay site.
black
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Logitech-Bluetooth-Multi-Device-K…white
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Logitech-Bluetooth-Multi-Device-K…Not anymore ..
I'd kill for the 'no-frills' typing comfort of a 'regular Joe' K120 in bluetooth:
http://www.logitech.com/en-au/product/6692?crid=26I have yet to see a regular bluetooth keyboard with concave keys just like the full-sized USB keyboards you can get. I'd pay good money for one (OK, maybe just $40) but apparently the manufacturers think 'different' keys are best for bluetooth. I really don't know why.
You can chop off the numpad if you want. Or you can make it fold in half too. If not, I'd still pay $40 for a K120 in bluetooth. Any more is ridiculous. I dislike flat keys. I dislike small keys. I dislike gloss. So a lot of bluetooth keyboards are out of the running. Why no manufacturer has made something like this in bluetooth baffles me. I want real keyboard feel but portable and not 100+ dollars. I paid $99 for my IPS tablet!
Damn missed out :(
$45 at cpl. pricematch to officeworks to get cheaper
http://cplonline.com.au/index.php/keyboards/package/logitech…
Thanks, bought one.