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I also love the fact that you can use just one dongle for the Logitch mouse AND keyboard.
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and I love the fact that I no longer have to worry about charging
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I love the shape of the keys, the fact that it has regular key placement, no idiotic changes with HOME/DEL/Arrows and other keys
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I LOVE the fact this is a backlit keyboard.
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, I like the action and the fact the back-light keyboard comes to like when you place your hands on the keys
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Anyway, I like the fact that the keys light up when it sees your fingers approach, and the full size format makes number keying so much easier
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Love the touch of the keyboard and the fact that it lights up when typing.
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I like the fact that only the characters on the keys light up when your fingers are about an inch above the keyboard
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so I love the fact that the keyboard lights up, upon waving by hand over it
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I love the fact that I don't need to be frequently replacing batteries in the keyboard
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Especially like the fact that it is rechargeable.
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I love the fact that it only lights up when I move my hands over it
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I also like the fact you can replace the rechargeable
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and I love the fact that the letters and numbers light up for easy visual appearance
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Love the fact that the keys light up
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Great battery life, love the backlit keys, and I like the fact that the sensor will activate the board whenever if senses hand near/touching
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like the fact that it is illuminated but its not the best, just one a only a few on the market.
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While I absolutely love the back lit keys and the fact that the keys do not stick (which has been a consistent problem I've had with other Logitech keyboards), the largest and irredeemable flaw in this product is it's size
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But I miss not being able to program more keys as well as the fact that the S510 also had more keys directed to specific commands
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but I love the fact that you can recharge it
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The keyboard works both wired and wireless, a fact which Logitech fails to market
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This is a great keyboard and I love the way it responds to typing, the fact that it lights up and is
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The fact that it is has a rechargeable internal battery instead of AAA's is an added bonus I wasn't even aware of until I opened it.
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Very smooth and that fact that it would light up made it that much better
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I like the feel, and the fact that the keys light up after you press the first one
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I like the fact that, as you raise your hands to the keyboard, it lights up but is dark when not in use (conserving battery usage).
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It worked just as well in the BIOS screens as it did after booting linux, so I can't see anything wrong with it
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I also really appreciate the off/on button as it allows me to turn it off at night so if my cat walks across the keyboard, she doesn't wake up the computer and type random characters
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that only reactivate you you actually type something and the first thing you type is lost as it is turning the lights back on
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I've had this thing for over 5 years and it works just as well as when I first got it
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Oh and ontop of that, the sensor for the backlit keyboard doesnt exactly work as it stays on
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Built-in sensors detect your hands as they approach the keyboard and, in turn, toggle the backlight on and off; the keyboard lights up when your hands are roughly four inches away, causing it to brighten up as you reach for it
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Works as
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good as that makes it ezier than getting used to a revised new fangled change in the new K800
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Not a big deal, as it's easy to just plug it in.
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It's fully charged, clean as
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, the "c" key decided to either not work at all or generate an unending stream of "c"s.
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n’t hate my old keyboard it just broke