My only gripe is the glossy black plastic around all the keys, including a significant amount above the arrow keys

The clear plastic bezel around the edge makes for a nice finishing touch and works to compliment whatever surface you're working on (in my case, a white desk)

Also, speaking of the batteries, there's this odd, sticky plastic piece that sits over one of the batteries

Plastic of keyboard body is inconsistent and looks faded in places

Not a cheap lightweight plastic feel.

Quiet Keys (no loud tapping noises regularly found with cheap plastic keyboards)- Back-lit Keys (perfect for dark rooms or night time use)- 100

Good lighted keyboard have injection molded keycaps that use clear and black plastic to provided the lighted letters and no paint to wear off

The plastic is very cheap and my keyboard came with one key falling out without me doing anything with it

The plastic feels cheap and the edges are sharp

It has a sharp plastic edge that can get annoying, but other than that it is great, especially the proximity lighting of the keys

The front part of the keyboard also has kind of like a wrist pad, but plastic

Also, while the keyboard is heavy-duty yet elegant from an industrial design perspective, the keys have a cheap plastic feel to them and come off the membrane beneath them rather easily

I looked at it under magnification and found that a very small plastic pin (bad design Logitech) had broken and the key could not be reinstalled.

Still had the clear plastic protection around the keys

It worked just as well in the BIOS screens as it did after booting linux, so I can't see anything wrong with it

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

that only reactivate you you actually type something and the first thing you type is lost as it is turning the lights back on

I've had this thing for over 5 years and it works just as well as when I first got it

Oh and ontop of that, the sensor for the backlit keyboard doesnt exactly work as it stays on

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

Works as

good as that makes it ezier than getting used to a revised new fangled change in the new K800

Not a big deal, as it's easy to just plug it in.

It's fully charged, clean as

n’t hate my old keyboard it just broke

A big thanks, Logitech!(curious, I always engage tech workers, as I once was

Oh well I soon enough realized this is not a waterproof

I did not bother Amazon because well I had a 5 yr full warranty with SquareTrade

The K800 is smooth, but not quite as quiet as I anticipated.

Really disappointed as I liked everything else about it.

, the "c" key decided to either not work at all or generate an unending stream of "c"s.