This review summarizes a Logitech multimedia keyboard. The reviewer has a long history with Logitech products and finds this keyboard to be serviceable, with useful new media buttons. While the pause/start button had some lag on iTunes, the volume and mute buttons worked well. The home page and calculator buttons are also praised. Overall, the keyboard is described as occupying a good middle ground between clunky and compact keyboards, and the reviewer would recommend it.

1. Multimedia Keyboard
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I have a long history with Logitech products, like most longtime computer users. I’m writing this
using a Logitech mouse that’s simple and elegant in design, like something from Apple. Then
there’s this low-priced keyboard, serviceable in a good way, with a new strip of media buttons
up top. If you run various audio/video applications, like me, this is a help but no reason to run
out and buy the product. On my iTunes, the Logi’s pause/start button had too much of a lag.
Mute and volume up/down responded nicely, but they’re already on my Mac keyboard. The
home page and calculator buttons are excellent additions. Every keyboard should have them,
especially the home button.
My hands are on the big side so I am no fan of compact lightweight keyboards like the new
ones from Apple. This Logi occupies a good halfway point, neither clunky nor congested. I do
miss the slight clack of my old Apple keyboard — these make a quiet little thud that’s neither
here nor there.
I’ll keep this Logitech keyboard as a backup and won’t hesitate to use it for extended stretches.
Recommended; I would buy it.
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