gadgetexplained.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:23
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The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 is a very exciting keyboard indeed The 'K750 Solar Keyboard' by Logitech is an ultra thin , yet durable solar powered keyboard that can be charged with both sunlight and artificial light. In fact, th...
The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 (~£70/$106) is a smart and practical keyboard which really gives wired and wireless keyboards a run for their money! The 'K750 Solar Keyboard' can sync with multiple Logitech wireless peripherals, freeing up USB p...
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digitalmediaandit.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:23
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The Thinnest…Slimmest…Sleekest…Sexiest keyboard I have ever had the pleasure of using…and with Looks to match Angelina Jolie…!!! yes, that's right, I can only be talking about Logitech's Solar Powered K750 Keyboard…!!! No more Batteries…Cordless…and…Solar...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:38
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Having a wirleless keyboard is conventient, but eventually their batteries run out and need to be replaced.Logitech's ingenious answer to this problem is to give its K750 keyboard solar panels that charge the batteries under light.The slim keyboard has...
A little expensive for a keyboard but this sturdy, high-quality model is a good choice and won't require new batteries...
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I can't recall the last time I used a wired keyboard, and thinking about it, I don't believe I could ever go back. I've become accustomed to being free from the confines of the desk, and wireless connectivity sits near the top of my list of must-have k...
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There's a lot to admire about the K750. Its headline feature is that you do not need to keep replacing the batteries, unlike other wireless keyboards.For anyone who has experienced trying to type when a wireless keyboard's batteries are on their last l...
No batteries, Slim design, Long battery life, 'Unifying' USB dongle allows you to connect a number of Logitech peripherals...
Not ergonomic, Limited features...
The lack of batteries make this a hassle-free wireless choice, albeit not the most comfortable...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:55
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I love wireless. If you saw my office and home desk, you better hoped that I did. It’s a tangled mess of wires, more wires and, as I believe so, cobwebs. But there is a reason why I still prefer to use it the good old way – dead batteries. In my line o...
excellent build quality, great style, comfortable, thin, solar powered, full charge runs upto 3 months...
no LED for Num Lock and Caps Lock keys, short left Shift key, slightly expensive...
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Product Code: 920-002929 Wireless keyboards are convenient, but they have a down side: batteries. Logitech has tackled the issue by introducing the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750, a new solar-powered wireless keyboard that saves hassle and mon...
The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 is a well-made compact keyboard that charges using any kind of light. We found typing on the keyboard comfortable and its wireless range worked well as expected. However, the solar-powered feature comes at a c...
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Keyboards. In all honesty they're not very exciting. Except for this one. With 'K750 Solar Keyboard' Logitech has grabbed us by the scruff of the neck and shouted "Get a load of this!" What is 'this' exactly? The descriptive name tells you the basics. It...
Stunning design, Superb typing action, Limitless solar power, no cables...
No Mac Solar App support as yet, High-ish price...
The Logitech K750 Solar Keyboard is a wonderful example of smart design, innovation and practicality all combining to make a class leading product. Given the low power consumption of keyboards it is surprising in hindsight that a truly independent, high c...
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Not everything is peachy though - the body is a serious fingerprint magnet. It may come with a cloth for wiping the dirt off, but why anyone would make keyboards with gloss-black bodies, I'll never know. Other than that, and the fact the FN key is to the right of the spacebar, it tick...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:43:02
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Logitech wanted to make this keyboard both as green and as easy to install as possible. The cardboard packaging is slim and compact (practical for mail order) and the instructions are printed directly on the inside of the box! There are no plastic pack...
100% solar powered, New, very attractive concave keys, Plug and play: no driver required, Fun, free lightmeter utility, Small Liion battery charged by solar panels can provide power for several months without sunlight...
Legs seem fragile, Black glossy finish starting to look a little outdated, picks up fingerprints, No lights for Num Lock, Caps Lock etc, No macros, No storage for USB adapter...
The fact that this keyboard is 100% solar powered and that it's generally well-designed earns the K750 a five-star rating, even if there's still room for improvement. We'll leave you to decide what's more important: solar power or backlighting...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:43:02
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It's not often that world of keyboards witnesses a new invention - but the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750's name rather gives its secret away. And while the unit is solar-powered, it rather handily doesn't need a lot of direct sunlight. Just as...
The K750 carries enough charge to make an American football team jealous, and boasts a pleasant, quiet typing action. It's a compact device with a very thin profile, making it handy and portable. The price may give some pause for thought - but take int...
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Solar-powered products aren't a novelty. Implementing the technology, however, requires some thorough thinking to ensure some practical usage out of it. The Logitech K750 wireless solar keyboard is a fine example of putting this eco-friendly technology to...
In the long run, the promise of a keyboard that's perpetually charged by solar power should provide a considerable amount in cost savings, even at its asking price of S$129. With a three year local warranty tagged to the Logitech K750 wireless solar keybo...
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thestar.com.my Updated:
2017-07-27 04:43:04
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Almost any form of light source is enough to power the Logitech K750 wireless keyboard. JUST when you thought nothing new and exciting can be added to a keyboard, Logitech introduces the K750. What's special about this wireless keyboard is that it c...
Solar powered; cool widget; thin profile; 128-bit AES encryption.
Nonergonomic design.
It doesn't get more hassle-free than with the Logitech K750. You don't have to worry about wires and won't be caught unaware by the battery going dead with the K750. About the only thing you have to worry is that the design of the keyboard which is no...
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Welcome to Part 2 of Tom's Hardware's 2010 Holiday Gift Guide. This second installment is geared toward the folks who want to buy components that stand alone as respectable gifts--call them the add-ons to go with the complete machines we built last wee...
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You don't need to be a neat freak to hate having wires snaking all over your desk, especially if you're a laptop user who wants to get up and go without first untangling a rat's nest of cables. It's bad enough that you have to unplug your monitor and powe...
Draws power from any light, Included app shows details about power collecting and status, Large touchpad stays out of the way, The touchpad's touch gestures are useful, Mouse is comfortable to hold and use for long periods of time, All devices work off on...
Solar panels dominate the top of the keyboard, Loud keys, Touchpad is overly sensitive to accidental touches, Lies flat and can't sit at an angle, Separate number pad is easy to misplace, Typing ergonomically can involve a difficult learning curve...
We love the fact that we don't have to scrounge for batteries and can use light to power the K750, but its loud keys keep it from being perfect...
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Wireless keyboards and mice have been historically undervalued because of unreliability in their wireless communications and constant need for replacement batteries. However, that was many years ago. Since then, wireless keyboards and mice have become muc...
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consumersearch.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:31
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But review sites say this unusual piece of hardware is no gimmick; not only does the solar power feature work well, it makes it possible for this keyboard to be knife-thin, relatively light, and free of batteries that need replacement. They praise the lon...
Solar collector works even in low light, Ecofriendly construction and packaging, Sleek design, Unifying receiver works with other Logitech products...
Not ergonomic, No wrist rest, Glossy finish attracts fingerprints...
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The main selling point of Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750's ($79.99 direct) is the fact that—as its name indicates—it's solar powered. Through the solar panels located on top of the keyboard, it perpetually draws power from ambient light—inside t...
Powered by light, so no batteries required, Slim form factor, Wireless USB dongle requires no driver installation, Configuration software is available for tinkerers, Unifying technology allows you to connect several other Logitech devices to one USB receiver, Lovely design...
Glossy frame attracts fingerprints and smudge marks, Scissor-style chiclet keys and low-profile design don?t make for a sound ergonomic keyboard...
The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 has a sleek aesthetic, and features solar panels that perpetually draw in light to power the keyboard...
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itp.net Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:41
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The problem with wireless peripherals is that they run out of charge and, in most cases, it's always at the most inopportune time. With the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 however, Logitech says you won't have to worry about that ever happening. Logitech...
A green peripheral that just works but considering its steep price, it’s not a keyboard for the masses...
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appletell.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:48
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In summary, I quite like this keyboard, and would even if it didn’t have the solar power feature, but that’s icing on the proverbial cake. It’s not perfect—lack of dedicated Mac support and keymapping being an obvious shortcoming, although in m...
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decryptedtech.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:51
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You know there is nothing like a good keyboard; whether it is for work or for play you really cannot beat having a good keyboard under your fingers if you spend a lot of time sitting in front of a computer screen (or two). So when my favorite Bluetooth ke...
I have absolutely no buyer's remorse over this purchase. It is one of the better keyboards that I have picked up. I normally am very picky about my keyboards and mice I have had more than a few that I have bought only to give away or just put out in the g...
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The keyboard comes in a flat cardboard box. After removing it from the labeled packaging, we took out a second, non-labeled cardboard packaging. This contains the keyboard itself as well as the spartan accessories. The additional utensils include a so-cal...
The Logitech Solar Wireless Keyboard K750 proves itself to be a resource-saving premium alternative in the army of wireless keyboards. Contrary to the norm, the Logitech doesn't require the use of two or more AAA-chargeable batteries or batteries, but rat...
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Wireless keyboards might be all the rage, but just about every model has one major flaw: running out of power. Having to look for a pair of freshly charged batteries while trying to meet a deadline or hand in a term paper is not fun. While some manufac...
As someone who works on a computer for a living, this keyboard is a godsend. Even casual users will appreciate not having to worry about replacing batteries each time their keyboard runs out of power. The hassle-free configuration is a major plus espec...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:55
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The Chinese-food container full of dead AA cells on our desk attests to it: We have a love/hate relationship with wireless keyboards. We like the no-cables aesthetic, of course, but we cringe every time we have to swap in a new set of Durace...
Wireless, yet requires no batteries, Well-spaced Chiclet keys, Single receiver works with several devices...
Shallow profile not to everyone's taste, No wrist rest or backlighting...
This true no-maintenance keyboard eliminates the need for batteries. Because it's thin and flat, it's best for users who prefer a quiet, laptop-style typing experience...
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Digitaltrends.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:56
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When you have companies slapping solar cells on everything from cell phones to backpacks so they can tie on recycled-cardboard tags with hemp cord, call them green, and charge twice the price, it’s easy to get jaded and dismiss solar gadgets as gimmic...
Conveniently solar powered, Solid wireless connectivity, Dead simple setup, Useful solar app, Quiet and solid feeling, Surprisingly affordable...
Shallow Chiclet design, Glossy chassis shows smudges, dust, No indicator lights for caps lock, etc.
Forget any notion of “going green” or saving the planet with a solar-powered keyboard, the Logitech K750 sells itself with convenience alone...
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maclife.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:42:57
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Vampires, vampire wannabes, and anyone else who shuns the light -- this slick new keyboard is not for you. Not only does Logitech’s Wireless Solar Keyboard eliminate cord clutter, but it also eliminates the need to buy batteries in bulk, drawing its j...
Extremely comfortable to use. Never requires batteries. Has a full number pad.
Windows-centric. Shiny finish gets dirty easily. No Caps Lock indicator.
Sure, it’s not made for Macs, but Logitech’s solar keyboard is one of the most comfortable and economical input devices we’ve ever used. Product Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 Company Logitech Contact logitech.com Price $79.99 Requirements...
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Everything about Logitech’s new solar-powered keyboard screams “green” — except maybe its black and white case. Constructed of PVC-free plastic, packed in recyclable packaging with no included paper manual, and using only available light to power itsel...
Bottom photo courtesy of Logitech, See Also, Solar Vox, a Portable SunPowered Charging Station, SolarPowered iPhone Battery Case: Apple Approves, SolarPowered Camera Strap Keeps You Shooting, 'World's Only' SolarPowered LightBulb, Logitech Google TV Bo...
While flat slab design looks cool, typing on it may be uncomfortable for some (kickstand legs help). Keeping with the “green” theme, there's no paper manual and the setup info on the box is minimal. Software downloads are Windowsonly...
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applelinks.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:43:00
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Logitech's Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 is powered by light - indoors or out, which makes it "green" I guess, but there are plenty of reasons to like it. Certainly not getting caught with dead batteries and no replacements conveniently at hand is an...
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about.com Updated:
2017-07-27 04:43:03
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The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 solves the ultimate issue facing wireless keyboards -- battery power. No matter how many on/off switches or rechargeable batteries you cram into a keyboard, you’re eventually going to have that day when you sit...
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That said, if you’re not a heavy typer and you’re just looking for a nice looking keyboard to sit on your desk that never needs batteries, you could do a lot worse than the K750. The rest of you should wait until the next version, when...
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I love all things wireless, except when it comes to keeping them powered up. For some reason, I’ve never latched onto the idea of wireless input devices, like mice and keyboards. I was always worried that I’d run out of battery juice at the worst pos...
Solar rechargeable keyboard means it's always got a charge (even indoors). Top mounted on/off switch and check light are nice touches. Very sleek. Logitech Solar App (Windows only) only required if you want to geek out on your charge status.
No on-keyboard caps lock indicator. Although the K750 works on a Mac, I wish they made a Mac-specific version.
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Pros:Never needs batteries, can be recharged by sunlight or artificial light Thin (1/3-inch) and easy to move or carry Concave keys make typing more comfortable Officially only supports Windows but also works with Mac OS X Cons:Can’t adjust the angle o...
Never needs batteries, can be recharged by sunlight or artificial light, Thin (1/3inch) and easy to move or carry, Concave keys make typing more comfortable, Officially only supports Windows but also works with Mac OS X...
Can’t adjust the angle of the keyboard, Lacks special context menu button found on most Windows keyboards, Flimsy plastic legs prop up the keyboard...
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Wireless devices continue to increase in popularity, and why not? They use fewer materials, so even non-RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliant devices are friendlier to the environment. And they are the ultimate solution to finding the ri...
It’s a fullsized keyboard with all the standard keys. It has a nice, streamlined look and feel, very portable. No need to change batteries for years at a time, if you have adequate indoor lighting. It can charge the backup batteries even when turned off, when properly illuminated, Compatible with their other Unifying wireless products, so you only need one USB port and one thumbnailsized receive...
I have an old keyboard by another manufacturer that gets something spilled on it at least once a year. I take it apart, clean and dry the plastic films that make up the switch matrix, and I’m back in business again. I wouldn’t want to try that experiment with this one, and I see no easy way to take it apart anyway.
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Logitech's K750 attempts to solve one the most basic frustrations with wireless keyboards: having to buy and charge batteries. The unit has two solar strips built in, which Logitech claims are sensitive enough to keep the keyboard running off of artifi...
Indefinite battery life, Quick, automatic setup, Very quiet keys, Attractive design...
Relatively delicate construction, Missing keys, comfort of fullsized ergonomic keyboards, More expensive than some competing compacts.
For obvious reasons, perhaps, it's difficult to do a definitive review of the K750. In theory, it could take years before drain might even start to take a toll. In the short term though, the keyboard appears to deliver on the promise of a wireless mode...
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