Bought one for my wife when she got jealous of my first one, then bought another for work/travel. Harnessing the sun's energy is as simple as placing the. “Even in my somewhat dark office, the screen brightness alone is enough to keep this charged and working great. The Logitech K750 wireless keyboard is powered entirely by light, which makes it one less gadget that you have to worry about charging. Nicely sized, the K750 is 19.1 inches wide and 7.9 inches deep, but at just 1/3 inch. It operates from photovoltaic solar cells that can absorb enough energy from indoor lighting to run it. The Logitech K750 wireless keyboard may be the last keyboard you will ever need. By William Vision Published Jul 06, 2018. Wireless Solar-Powered (two solar panels on keyboard). Logitech's K750 keyboard is something of a revolution as it's solar powered and packs a pretty long battery life. Logitech K750 Wireless Solar-Powered French Canadian Keyboard. “I'm a web developer, so I use my keyboard a LOT, and accuracy is critical,” wrote a five-star reviewer. Logitech offers an alternative to Apple’s shrinking keyboards with the ample Wireless Solar Keyboard K750. New Solar Powered Keyboard Has Long Battery Life. months in total darkness so you can say good-bye to battery hassles.
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Note that the keyboard is only for Windows-based computers (Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10), but there’s also a macOS version that's on sale for $51 (was $60) at Amazon. Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard is powered by light, and your amazing ideas. “Soft but very positive and relatively quiet, but with enough sound and feedback pressure to let you know when each keypress is positive.” “I love the key action and placement,” says a five-star reviewer. And at 1/3-inch thick, this keyboard is nice and slim. It’s also designed with quiet keys, so you can forget about those annoying hard-hitting clicks. No unresponsive keys here: Its keycaps are made for faster and more accurate typing.