Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard

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Eric_H@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 10/23/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: Leg props are a little bit lowFN key on the right side (used to it on the left)No designated macro keys if you're a gamer (not a gaming keyboard)Not price friendly if not on sale for a casual use keyboard Pros: Sleek designVery QuietLighted Keys can be seen in light and darkComfortable positioning of keysEasy to press down on keysAdjustable Light is awesomeLight keyboard, but grip makes it not slide at all Comment: Just an awesome keyboard. The strengths are way better than the weaknesses. I wasn't expecting it to be this nice of a keyboard when I bought it.
ill@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/28/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: Somewhat PriceyLacks 'fancy' extra buttons Pros: IlluminatedThinSilent, thin keys Comment: An excellent keyboard that has a very nice white back-lite, with very comfortable key input, similar to a laptop. The only thing people may fine inconvenient is the fact that it is lacking additional media keys, macros, programmable buttons that other more expensive keyboards have. Otherwise, it's a great keyboard.
Lance W@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/23/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: Expensive Pros: QuietComfortableCompactVariable LED lightingGood layout Comment: This keyboard is very comfortable to type on it. The keyboard is compacted slightly - the keys are smaller and closer together so it takes a couple of weeks to get used to. The keyboard layout is excellent as it lacks some of the useless keys I don't use (right-click). For some reason the bottom row is raised. The lighting is pleasant with 3 different levels of illumination. It's also one of the quieter keyboards I've used, though the space bar makes more noise than the others. My only real complaints about this product are the price ($80 is a lot for just a keyboard), and the short palm rest. I'm used to a bigger one so I'll have to pick one up separately.
alexlaramee@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 08/26/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: LED's could be a bit brighter. Could use Mac support. A bit expensive. Pros: A breeze to type on. Comfortable palmrest, backlighting is useful. I would also like to use the function keys by default (ie. not press Fn F11 to play/pause, just F11). Comment: In short, an excellent keyboard. The LED backlighting is very useful, but when compared to a MacBook Pro, it seems to lack some intensity. The keys have a quality feel, and the keyboard seems very solid. I still feel it's a bit expensive, but I don't regret my purchase.
Julien_T@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 08/25/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: See summary Pros: See summary Comment: I have been looking for the best keyboard I could find since I spend my day working on computers. After several buys from different companies like Razer, Microsoft, Saitek, etc. I have found that this keyboard is the best one so far for my needs. I love how the light is white and not red, blue or any other childish color. The key mechanism, in addition to being very smooth, is excellent and very sturdy, and is probably one of the most silent keyboard I've used so far. It's simplicity (no macro keys, slim and regular width) make it very attractive.In short, even being inexpensive, it's the best quality keyboard I have found on the market.
Nicolas_L@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 08/15/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: Takes some getting used toThe F are not illuminatedPriceNo french version Pros: QuietAdjustable illuminationEven illuminationGreat lookWiredUltra thinCompact3 year warranty Comment: At first I considered a gaming keyboard with backlight, but they were mostly bulky or poor quality. I chose this one because I did not really needed the extra macro keys and I absolutly do not regret it.When I first installed it and my parents saw they, they really thought it was nice looking. My father was a little jealous, so really this keyboard has a lot of style. To me, it was really important to have a USB connected keyboard and in that sense I am glad. I did not found the cable to be limiting, but I can't speak whether it is short or not, for me it is perfect.The keys are almost all lit with the same intensity with the exception of 2 or 3 keys which are slightly less, but that doesn't strike you, you only notice it if you look for it. The adjustable light is perfect depending on what you want, I never have it lit during the day, but at night, its perfect. The keyboard is also very quiet when you type on it. On the other hand, I was never really into the half keys keyboards, so it took me some time to get used to it, but now that I am, I enjoy it (probably that in 2-3 months, I will find it hard to type on "regular" keyboards).Other drawbacks are the price which is quite high, but then again this is no cheap keyboard, the quality is there. Other than that, it would have been nice to have a french version, but its no big deal.
Phuong_M@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 08/14/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: Weak illuminationHard to take apart Pros: Quiet typingNice wristrestGreat software Comment: I've had this keyboard for about a year and its been great.Typing on it has a very laptop-like feel which I love. The backlit is a bit weak. During the day it will just look like a normal keyboard.One issue I found with this keyboard is if you are taking the keys off to clean the board they are very difficult to put back on. The keys use an X-shaped support under to prop them up and are very difficult to align and hold together to put back in. Very frustrating to take put back in. Something to keep in mind if you get stuff stuck under your keys a lot.
dirtdog@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 07/24/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: sits a little too flat Pros: quiet, high quality keys Comment: a very nice keyboard, would be nice to have higher prop legs though. you can change lighting settings with a single key which is nice.
Brad_P@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 07/15/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: Not cordless Pros: QuietSleekBacklight Comment: Amazing keyboard. Very quiet and the backlight is awesome. Dimmer is useful. Would have been awesome if it was cordless, but then it would be eating through batteries like crazy. No complaints, buy one!
Vasant_K@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 05/27/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: On the F keys, its the media symbols that illuminate, not the F symbol (ie F11).Non dedicated buttons for basic media (ie, start, stop) Pros: Ease of typingIlluminationAesthetics/Form Factor Comment: This is a great keyboard. Very easy to type on, stylish, and quiet. The illumination is just damn cool, and very useful in dimmer environments. I don't even have to think twice about which key i'm using. I only have one major gripe with the keyboard, and that's that there aren't dedicated media buttons (such as start/stop, next song, previous song) like there are for volume. In order to use them you need to press something like Fn+F12.
Tsylord@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 05/13/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: Numlock, Scroll Lock and Caps light (indicator) is dimF keys lables are not illuminated their macro isUneven lighting on some keys however this is not very noticable. Pros: Illuminated KeysPerfect Music controlsSounds Nice ( it has a nice clciky noise to it)Nice black finishOption in the software to disable certain keys (numlock, Windows etc.) Comment: This keyboard is amazing and coupled with the great software is great, the cord is a little short and it doesn't have a USB solt on the board but that doesn't really make a differnece. Its almost like owning the DiNovo Edge but for a third of the price. The backlighting is bright but not distracting and has multiple settings, because of the engraving style you can also see the lables durring the day with the light off. This keyboard is great.
farmer@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/27/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: A LITTLE HEAVY Pros: VERY THIN, QUITE Comment: If you want a new keyboard to see in the dark, this is also a great choice. There are 4 levels of brightness that you can adjust, and you DON'T need to install the included software unless you plan on re-programming the macros
Andy_R@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/02/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: As mentioned by other reviewers, the F# keys are only lit up by their alternate function icons, however this isn't such a big deal as they are still divided into groups of 4 so they are easy to find (or you can remember the icons). The legs that tilt the keyboard up slightly look a little flimsy but they work fine. Pros: All around a great keyboard. Keys feel great, are very quiet but still provide good feedback. The backlight looks great and works quite well, can easily be adjusted or turned off (4 settings). The keyboard also looks very stylish compared to other 'gaming' keyboards. Also remarkably thin. Comment: All around a very nice keyboard. If you're willing to spend a little more to get a good piece of equipment that you can really be happy with, then I definitely recommend this keyboard. It works great, looks great, and feels great. This review was modfied by poster @ 04-02-09 12:35 AM
Olivier_M@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 03/15/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: no weaknesses Pros: very good keyboard Comment: This is very good keyboard. I like the feel of it.Slim and and stlylish keyboard. Logitech makes good products
nicholaelaw@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 03/14/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: A bit heavyUneven backlight Pros: Good tactile feedbackReally thinSolid build Comment: This is a good keyboard. I've been using a Razer Lycosa and I absolutely love the feeling of typing on this keyboard. Compared to the Lycosa this keyboard requires a bit more force when pressing keys, but it feels nice. Although this keyboard is ultra thin, the keys are still deep enough to provide a comfortable typing experience.It is a bit heavy for a keyboard of such a thin profile. It feels heavier than the Lycosa.The backlight is adjustable, and does not shine in the dark which is good for your eyes. However unlike the Lycosa the backlight on this keyboard is uneven for many keys. For example, you can clearly see only the "HI" part of the SHIFT key is fully lighted and the "S" and "IT" are a bit darker.Overall I feel very satisfied with this keyboard.
JuneMTL@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 03/12/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: the space bar row of keys are regular height keys unlike all of the rest of the keyboardlittle heavy(but doesn't really matter does it?) Pros: Very nice feedback from the keysIlluminated just enoughVery slim and sexynice styling that won't go dirty fast Comment: This is an exceptional keyboard. I was so used to typing on my laptop that i didn't like any ordinary keyboards anymore. This was IT, the only keyboard that I could possibly like because it's:illuminated(very important in the dark :D) and it uses notebook height keys. Yet an another amazing product from Logitech(after my G5 mouse and my headset).
koala@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 02/23/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: None Pros: Looks greatKeys feel amazingBacklit Comment: I've had this keyboard for about two months now and I'm extremely impressed with it. The keys feel like high quality laptop keys, and are very quiet compared to normal keyboards.The backlight is a nice touch, especially when I'm up late at night.The wrist portion has great tactile feel and is very comfortable for typing for extended periods of time.The Logitech software is nice as well, allowing some customization of what the top orange buttons do.Overall this is far and away the best keyboard I've ever found. I plan to buy another one for my work PC as well.
Michael_B@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/23/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: No scroll wheel or slider space. Pros: Solid, sleek, modern. Comment: The is the best keyboard I've ever bought. It's thin but solid and is backlit to boot! It may sound a little strange but the font of the letters on the keys makes it look even more modern than you'd expect. Coupled with backlit keys, a super-thin profile and glass-like outline it's practically a work of art. The only thing is that it doesn't have a scroll wheel which isn't a big deal but was something on my last keyboard that I got used to using. Super-awesome keyboard!
Jad_N@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/19/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: NONE Pros: Metal frame VERY VERY nice design, very quite, good feel.... Comment: I just love this keyboard it has everything that a simple and elegant keyboard would need... I have nothing bad to say ! BUY IT !!!
igolhcet@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/16/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: none so far Pros: Silenteasy to type withnot too expensivebacklight Comment: Bought this keyboard during the Christmas sale and it's an excellent keyboard. it is very easy to type with and does not make a lot of sound even when type fast. definitely recommend.
ConcentratE@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/12/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: -short cord-not illuminated perfectly-price Pros: -illuminated-nice feel-slim Comment: The usb cord on this is really short compared to the G15 (half the length). I think it looks fantastic, although the backlights aren't really perfect. This is a pretty expensive keyboard IMO (72$). I wished that it could have some special macro keys like my G15.The typing feels like my dinovo edge (basically the same keyboard but with a number pad and without bluetooth).
Mike_B@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/12/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: None Pros: QuietThinLights evenly Comment: Great keyboard and definitely worth the wait! Much better than the Saitek boards and the shorter keys are very easy to type on. If you want a new keyboard to see in the dark, this is also a great choice. There are 4 levels of brightness that you can adjust, and you DON'T need to install the included software unless you plan on re-programming the macros for the F keys.
kuro89@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/11/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: None Pros: Looks greatNice backlightConvenient function keysThin! Comment: I got this keyboard a few days ago and it is simply amazing. I was deciding between a G15 and this. Since I don't use macro keys and need the LCD screen on the G15 I quickly choose this. Main reason why I choose this is because it looks amazing and have the flat keys which I very much like. Gaming at night is much easier thanks to the backlight. I think this keyboard is for light to mediocre gamers. If you are hardcore and need more functions and macro keys you should get something like the G15 since this is something the Illuminated lack.
Frederic_M@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/07/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: - No french version available yet, but I guess this is not a weakness for most people here.- On the "F" keys, its not the "F" that is illuminated, instead its the symbol above the "F" key that is. Pros: - 3 Levels of brightness- Keys are quiet and feels like a bit laptop keys.- Nice look Comment: I was looking for a keyboard like this for a long time and so far I'm not disappointed with it. The "F" symbol weakness I listed above could bother some people, so just keep it in mind before buying this keyboard, otherwise its pretty much perfect.
Yukon_C@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/03/09	Logitech Ultra-Thin Illuminated Keyboard Cons: No additional USB ports, bottom row (Ctrl, spacebar, alt, etc) keys are rounded and are raised in elevation compared to the rest of the keyboard. Pros: Professional, solid feel, accurate rendition of quality laptop keyboards. Comment: I needed a keyboard that was quiet and comfortable. I considered many possibilities, but in the end decided that I needed a straight keyboard that felt like a laptop keyboard.This keyboard settles that. The feel of the keyboard is just like that of a nice laptop keyboard and it is as quiet as one.I initially thought the lighting function would be too bright, until I realized my own monitor light creates enough ambient light such that the provided settings fit very well.The bottom row keys of the keyboard are slightly raised and rounded. I did not find them to hinder me in typing though.Overall, exactly what you would expect from the product info.

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