Logitech Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard K830 Review

The Logitech Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard K830 adds to entertainment value by giving viewers an interactive way to control their media. Being that it’s not easy to get the hang of new technology the Logitech Illuminated Keyboard is user-friendly and convenient for homeowners who want to control various media stations. It appears to improve computer peripherals as the keys light up and adjust to the room depending on its own lighting. The product does not require that you set up your own mouse either being that there is a built-in touchpad (another added convenience.)

The K830 is easy on peripherals with a sleek, modern look and matte feel. Although it is small it is made durably with a strong plastic foundation that is easy to clean. It comes with a USB cable that allows the user to sit farther away from whichever device the product is connected to. The Logitech K830 is compatible with various television, computer and gaming devices. With a far wireless connection and a smooth trackpad it gives people a different way to control entertainment features.  

The Logitech Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard K830 offers a 2.4 connection. It connects to various devices at once (6 to be exact.) The battery that it comes with takes multiple hours to charge although it recharges automatically and comes with a power adapter. The light sensor and cutting-edge look seems to have made it an award-winning model (designed to make media watching/listening easier without the need for a PC in the living room.) Its purpose is to navigate easily so that homeowners don’t have to use a remote control with interactive areas on the television or on their gaming center. 

Its length is 14.4 Inches, 65 in height and 4.9 in width.

The measurement is smaller than your average keyboard. The trackpad takes up a larger portion of the interface as well being that navigation is what it is designed for. The shape has rounded edges and a silver lining that extends across the top and the bottom. There are a few features that stand out on the product – the left mouse click, the micro-USB port and a power switch that is color-coded so that it is easy to see where it’s located in the dark. There is more control over the navigation due to the RF receiver; depending on the PC the keys also adjust to computer software that is installed.

Logitech (known as the peripheral giant) seems to have focused mostly on the design, the lighting and touchpad features. It also offers automation in lighting and software. It easily adjusts whichever room and to the device it is connected. The keys do not make a loud noise while typing and the appearance of the product is made to blend in with well-furnished decor.