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TL:DR; If you LOVED the original \"Illuminated Ultrathin Keyboard with Backlighting\" you'll probably HATE the K800 !<br /><br />Back in the day I used to hate thin keyboards due to their poor ergonomics until I saw and bought the \"Auravision EluminX Illuminated Keyboard\" back in ~2000 from ThinkGeek. The reasons it was fantastic were:<br /><br />* thin,<br />* cool blue led backlighting, :-)<br />* _felt_ sturdy,<br />* _felt_ comfortable.<br /><br />These last two points are what most thin keyboard manufacturers completely fail to understand AT ALL. A thin keyboard MUST feel sturdy and BE comfortable!<br /><br />My EluminX eventually died due to extreme gaming and was I disappointed when I couldn't find any good replacements for a few years. I rejoiced when I saw the \"Logitech Illuminated Ultrathin Keyboard with Backlighting.\" I absolutely loved using the Illuminated Ultrathin; I thought \"Here is a company that _finally_ understand what makes a thin keyboard great!\" I loved them so much I bought 2 more because Logitech has this extremely annoying habit of producing a fantastic product and THEN pulling that particular model from the market in about a year when they flood it with other half-a-dozen el-cheapo \"upgraded\" variations which are even worse then the \"original\" instead of fixing their _drivers_ with functionality, but I digress.<br /><br />So having added more computers to the \"man cave\" I needed a few more keyboards. Seeing as the \"original\" Logitech Illuminated was discontinued I decided to tried the \"Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750\" since I thought \"Surely, Logitech would keep the features that worked and make it even better!\" Right? Wrong! Unfortunately Logitech threw out what they learnt about thin keyboards. The Wireless Solar has 2 major design problems:<br /><br />* It feels cheap and flimsy. The pop-out legs on the back feel like they break with any pressure!<br />* The plastic shape of the keys has the wrong angle on the sides and the top concave angle feels like your fingers never feel like they can \"just rest naturally at home.\"<br /><br />Which brings me to the K800...<br /><br />Sadly the K800 has the same broken design as the K750. The new plastic mold feels cheap and flimsy. The ergonomics are off due to the wrong concave angle.<br /><br />Does that mean the K800 is wrong for everyone? No. What it means is that there are probably 2 camps:<br /><br />* If you loved the original Illuminated Keyboard you probably hated the K750. You'll probably hate the K800 as well.<br />* If you liked the Solar K750 then you'll probably also love the K800.<br /><br />The one redeeming feature of the K800 is that you are not forced to stay wireless. You can keep the keyboard plugged in and never worry about losing battery in the middle of a gaming sessions. If Logitech would take the original and make it a dual-combo wired-wireless and fix their drivers they would have a hit.<br /><br />Why is it so hard to buy an GOOD _wired_ illuminated thin keyboard these days??<br /><br />One of these days Logitech will get around to \"fixing\" their keyboard drivers and let you remap a key to any mouse button, offer advanced mapping of the Caps Lock key to any key (without resorting to Windows Registry \"Hacks\"), and providing full featured OSX drivers.<br /><br />Until Logitech _understands_ what makes a thin keyboard great I recommend everyone AVOID the K800. It is garbage compared to the original Illuminated Ultrathin.
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Negative Review