Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 $39 + Free Shipping

wish my Logitech DiNovo keyboard has the spacing between the keys. Less likely to make typos.

Great keyboard. Been using mine for the last 6 months with a marathon mouse. It's nice not to have to worry about batteries for at least 3 years (marathon mouse).

A little cheaper here ($35.75), but you need to pick it up at Sears: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_1015...9892&aff=Y

Quote from oo7slice : A little cheaper here ($35.75), but you need to pick it up at Sears: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_1015...9892&aff=Y

Prices may vary, $49.99 where I am.

They have this keyboard with a Marathon mouse combo at my local Costco for around $69. Not sure if this is a regional thing or what... but FYI.

This keyboard is great when it works.
I had one for a little while, and the charge just kept dropping for no reason
It was getting enough light and everything, but the charge on the meter just kept dropping!
Every once in a while the KB simply wouldn't respond.
Finally I got fed up with it, and called logitech, told them my problem, and they sent me a new one, no problem.
A couple weeks later, the same problems with the first start happening with this one. I dont know if its just me, but it keeps on lagging and the keys simply don't register at least once every day for about 20 seconds. Don't know what the problem is, since it seems to have excellent reviews, and I was doing everything I was supposed to.

People have light in their rooms? Anyone know if the light from the screen is enough to give this thing charge?

I love this keyboard, had it over a year and never had any issues with it.

I have one of these for my home theater PC, since it doesn't get used frequently.

The benefit is that its always juiced up with no looking for AAA batteries at the last second when friends are over, and it has a really good range.

The only downside is that it can take a second to "wake up" from standby when you first start typing.

Awesome quality and ultra-thin. Crazy part is that it can be charged with a regular desk lamp.

also using this keyboard, very awesome...ONLY THING HOWEVER no indicator that caps lock or num lock is on

I've had this keyboard for about a year too, and I really don't think it's worth the price. For some reason I find that dust, crumbs, and cat hair get stuck in/under the keys really easily, and my attempts to remove the keys and clean under them have almost led to me breaking or losing the tiny plastic connectors on multiple occasions. On the upside, the solar part is nice, and it's great that I can use the same usb with my logitech mouse. However, for me it is necessary to have a backup keyboard for when it runs out of solar juice (I should probably get into the habit of charging it regularly). The keys are short and remind me of laptop keys. It is very pretty, but I can't imagine it lasting another year--and I'm used to my mice (is this correct?) and keyboards lasting at least 3 years.

Not backlit, no deal!

Quote from physicns : Fairly nice keyboard, I ended up returning mine. The keys are loose and very noisy (not the click from a mechanical keyboard, but the rattle from loosely mounted keys), and the glossiness is distracting if you have a desk lamp. If you're cool with these issues, then it's a stylish and sleek keyboard!

LOL, you must be joking. right?

I have been using since 0211, and no problems so far. Nothing to complain about.