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Question: Solar powered Logitech keyboard does anyone know if it works with the ipad?
Document: I already have a Logitech solar keyboard for Mac/iPad, and use it daily, so when I found this, and needed a portable keyboard for a pc, it wasn't much of a risk. It's thin, I like the tactile feedback (they keys are relatively crisp, and you know when you've hit one without feeling like an old IBM keyboard designed to build strong fingers), and knowing you don't have to ever plug it in or change the batteries is outstanding.
As always quality product from Logitech superbly comfortable keyboard, flat, all keys feel great. You can never get wrong where your fingers are situated if you know what i mean. That keyboard reminds me a lot of Logitech Ultra Xflat one, i mainly bought it because of that. I strongly RECOMMEND this keyboard to anyone.
Environment: Three PCs, two Macs, a dedicated Linux box, an iPad and an iPhone.I chose this keyboard because it's wireless and it works without batteries. Also I have had good experience with my K760 (also wireless and sans battery), and I like Logitech products in general.The bad news: The K750 has no 'caps-lock' indicator, and it would not work with the KVM switch I use between my two PCs.
I don't know why anyone would buy a different Wireless Keyboard.. this thing is sick. The solar charger on there is insane. I have it just sit in my living room which gets little to no sun light and the keyboard is always working. No batteries EVER!!! plus its very slim and looks sick.
What do you know? No batteries? Sweeet!The keyboard works like a charm (and I barely have any sunlight in my office) and seems like it gets nice and powered from the lamp and what rays come in the afternoon. It feels nice and responsive, if you like the thin-profile, laptop-like keys, then this is a good one for you.Now, I just have to make sure to keep this one nice and clean :)
granted a keyboard doesnt use a lot of energy but having this solar powered is really nice. it takes whatever light and uses that to charge itself. i love this keyboard, it is small (that took a minute to get used to but after that it is awesome) and is a quiet key so it is really close to a notebooks keyboard. i would recommned this keyboard to anyone! !
You've got to be kidding me. Also, at one point, he cut me off and started asking what version "iPod" I had. And I'm like "What? This is a keyboard for a computer, not an iPad, and iPods don't have keyboards at all". So 25 minutes into the call he didn't even know what product I had?This is absolutely a ridiculous way to provide customer service.
Most wireless keyboards need batteries. Not so with the Logitech K750. A button located on the keyboard brings up the Logitech Solar App. Currently the readout indicates that the keyboard has enough power stored to last for 3 months in total darkness. This is a real plus for those occasional blackouts like the one I experienced last Thursday in San Diego. No, it won't work with an iPad because it's not a Bluetooth keyboard. I've had the keyboard for 2 months now with no problems whatsoever and still enjoy using it daily.
This keyboard just feels nice.Pros:-SOLAR powered. I use this in my living room and the nearest window is at least 15ft away. Most of the day it's dark in their I have never had an issue with the the keyboard going done or even losing charge.-Very thin looks nice kind of like an iPad. Sturdy at the same time-Great distance. About 12ft from receiver and I've had no problems-Plug and play-The keys press very nicely.
I've never had anything wireless before, mostly because I didn't care. I don't like solar powered things because they never seem to work. This keyboard is different though, It charges up fast when I put it under a lamp, and the power lasts a long time. A small button above the num lock pad lets you know how low you are on your power.
Answer: I am typing this reply on my iPad (1st Gen.) using my just-unboxed keyboard.  So, the answer to your question is "Yes"!  (You will need the CCK USB adapter and to move through the message you'll get initially that this is an unsupported device, which apparently comes when any USB keyboard is first connected.)