Logitech diNovo Keyboard for Notebooks
Designed for convenience.
Designed for beauty.
After my BTC 6300CL after the tea spilled on it went into another world, I seriously started to choose a new keyboard.
The main requirements were:
After reviewing the catalogs of most computer and computer computer shops in the city, my choice fell on the Logitech diNovo Keyboard for Notebooks
Logitech style box. Glossy, brilliant, beautiful.
Somewhere here, probably it’s time to write a phrase like “I apologize in advance for the quality of the photos, I’m not a photographer and camera, I have a crap”))
')
In the shiny box, another one is black.
The keyboard package is pretty standard: receiver, disk, all sorts of pieces of paper
And, actually, the keyboard itself
The quality is, frankly, on top. I did not even expect.
The keyboard itself has a glossy surface, it gets dirty very quickly, but this, in principle, is not particularly annoying.
Aluminum palm rest, ostensibly so that hands do not sweat. It does not affect the sweating of hands, but it looks stylish. In the middle - a slightly bulging Logitech logo
The buttons are matte, very pleasant to the touch. The letters are white, additional functions on the F-keys are gray-blue.
On the reverse side - soft-touch plastic. Rubber feet, logo, battery compartment. Nothing extra.
The keyboard works on 4 AAA batteries. According to the developers, the battery life is up to three years . Pleased that the Duracell were bundled.
Side view. No comments.
On the right side is a switch. Pretty comfortable, unremarkable.
Top right - battery charge indicator. It lights up for 10 seconds after turning on, then goes out. When the batteries are dead, it should be constantly burning (it was not possible to check). Nearby are the volume control keys and a calculator (can be reassigned to SetPoint).
Another indicator is on the Caps Lock button. On - on, off - off. Mine is quite convenient.
The receiver is standard. Not big, not small.
Windows 7 recognized the keyboard immediately and without problems, but I still installed the drivers by downloading the latest version from the site.
The keyboard is positioned as a model for laptops. Differences from conventional keyboards, apparently, in the Fn key, which replaced the standard Win buttons and the context menu (I do not know what it is called) between the right Ctrl and Alt.
On the keys F1-F12, Print Screen, Break hung additional features to press with the Fn key. These capabilities can be reassigned in SetPoint.
Default:
The bottom row of keys (Ctrl, Alt, Space, Win, Fn) is made slightly protruding above the rest. In fact, it is extremely convenient.
For some reason, the left Shift was reduced, and a duplicate slash was made next to it. You do not immediately get used to the narrow shifto, but in principle, you get used to it and do not notice it.
Another distinctive feature of the keyboard is the CD-ROM open key. I honestly don’t see any good in it, even when used with a laptop, and you cannot reassign it. When pressed, it pushes the first drive in the system; if you press and hold, a menu appears with the drive selection.
The keyboard works. Works great. No delays, glitches and the like. The key travel is slightly more than on laptops - it is convenient.
For those who love style, quality, convenience, freedom from wires, this keyboard is ideal. I do not even know what else to say. The keyboard is so good that some kind of assessment will probably be superfluous, however ...
And finally - a few unsuccessful photos.
Designed for beauty.
After my BTC 6300CL after the tea spilled on it went into another world, I seriously started to choose a new keyboard.
The main requirements were:
- Standard key layout
- Wireless
- No extra multimedia buttons (or their minimum)
- Good key stroke
- Convenience, size, beauty and the like
After reviewing the catalogs of most computer and computer computer shops in the city, my choice fell on the Logitech diNovo Keyboard for Notebooks
Equipment
Logitech style box. Glossy, brilliant, beautiful.
Somewhere here, probably it’s time to write a phrase like “I apologize in advance for the quality of the photos, I’m not a photographer and camera, I have a crap”))
')
In the shiny box, another one is black.
The keyboard package is pretty standard: receiver, disk, all sorts of pieces of paper
And, actually, the keyboard itself
The quality is, frankly, on top. I did not even expect.
Appearance
The keyboard itself has a glossy surface, it gets dirty very quickly, but this, in principle, is not particularly annoying.
Aluminum palm rest, ostensibly so that hands do not sweat. It does not affect the sweating of hands, but it looks stylish. In the middle - a slightly bulging Logitech logo
The buttons are matte, very pleasant to the touch. The letters are white, additional functions on the F-keys are gray-blue.
On the reverse side - soft-touch plastic. Rubber feet, logo, battery compartment. Nothing extra.
The keyboard works on 4 AAA batteries. According to the developers, the battery life is up to three years . Pleased that the Duracell were bundled.
Side view. No comments.
On the right side is a switch. Pretty comfortable, unremarkable.
Top right - battery charge indicator. It lights up for 10 seconds after turning on, then goes out. When the batteries are dead, it should be constantly burning (it was not possible to check). Nearby are the volume control keys and a calculator (can be reassigned to SetPoint).
Another indicator is on the Caps Lock button. On - on, off - off. Mine is quite convenient.
The receiver is standard. Not big, not small.
Job
Windows 7 recognized the keyboard immediately and without problems, but I still installed the drivers by downloading the latest version from the site.
The keyboard is positioned as a model for laptops. Differences from conventional keyboards, apparently, in the Fn key, which replaced the standard Win buttons and the context menu (I do not know what it is called) between the right Ctrl and Alt.
On the keys F1-F12, Print Screen, Break hung additional features to press with the Fn key. These capabilities can be reassigned in SetPoint.
Default:
- Fn + F1 - Browser Home Page
- Fn + F2 - Email Client
- Fn + F3 - Default Search Engine
- Fn + F4 - IM client
- Fn + F5 - Analogue Alt + Tab
- Fn + F6 - Zoom-
- Fn + F7 - Zoom +
- Fn + F8 - Gadgets (I still do not understand what it is)
- Fn + F9 - Media Player
- Fn + F10 - Previous track
- Fn + F11 - Play / Pause
- Fn + F12 - Next Track
- Fn + Print Screen - Context menu (the one that was between Ctrl and Alt)
- Fn + Break - Scroll Lock
The bottom row of keys (Ctrl, Alt, Space, Win, Fn) is made slightly protruding above the rest. In fact, it is extremely convenient.
For some reason, the left Shift was reduced, and a duplicate slash was made next to it. You do not immediately get used to the narrow shifto, but in principle, you get used to it and do not notice it.
Another distinctive feature of the keyboard is the CD-ROM open key. I honestly don’t see any good in it, even when used with a laptop, and you cannot reassign it. When pressed, it pushes the first drive in the system; if you press and hold, a menu appears with the drive selection.
findings
The keyboard works. Works great. No delays, glitches and the like. The key travel is slightly more than on laptops - it is convenient.
For those who love style, quality, convenience, freedom from wires, this keyboard is ideal. I do not even know what else to say. The keyboard is so good that some kind of assessment will probably be superfluous, however ...
Minuses
- Small left shift
- Context menu key moved to Fn + Print Screen
- Cannot reassign drive open key
- Glossy get dirty
- Price. I bought in the Eldorado for 2449 rubles , but I saw it for 3,500.
pros
- Battery indication
- Indication Caps Lock
- No extra keys
- Inability to disable Num Lock
- Excellent bottom row of keys
And finally - a few unsuccessful photos.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/85000/
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