You may think as I did, what’s the point in having a solar panel on a keyboard thinking that it would be a cheap gimmick rather than anything useful. Turns out I was completely wrong, being solar powered the keyboard can pretty much last forever without you having to change the batteries. Which I’d say was another step closer to a hassle free wireless life.
The solar panels, located in the upper left and upper right side of the keyboard are incredibly sensitive meaning that you don’t have to think about leaving it in bright light when you aren’t using it. Instead it charges from pretty much any light source including the light coming from your monitor so the charge truly does last forever in normal usage.
At only a third of an inch thick, the K750 is another one of Logitech’s Ultra Thin keyboards and I must say it incredibly sexy as a result. The minimal lines and the sleek curves mean that it will fit in on any modern looking desk.
These thin notebook like keyboards are certainly growing on me from a typing point of view. Not needing to press big clunky keys certainly makes me feel like I’m typing faster, but it is yet to be seen if it has any massive amount of difference. This board in particular is very nice to type on, unlike the majority of Laptop keys the ones on the K750 are curved, which means that the pressure is spread across the whole of the key making typing much quicker.
Key Features of this Sexy Keybaord
- 1/3 inch thick
- Wireless
- Solar Powered




I remember not that long ago when webcams were grainy and stuttery and overall a very poor experience. With faster internet connections and better hardware the latest generation of cameras have improved rapidly on their much older predecessors.
Keyboards come in all different shapes and sizes these days as almost everyone uses one from day to day, and everyone has different needs. I’d say this ultrathin keyboard from Logitech is designed for those who are used to typing on a notebook keyboard and trying to move onto desktop. I know I certainly find it weird going from my thin keyboard on my laptop to chunky keys on a desktop.
Simple yet effective seems to be the moto that Western Digital are using as of late when designing their hard drives, they all seem to just work as advertised without any pointless frills that other manufactures seem to throw in. No coffee coaster DVD’s or wasteful partitions on the drive that are full of useless software that no one ever uses.
I must admit I am a fan of Logitech products, every peripheral that I own seems to be made by Logitech and that isn’t usually a conscience decision, it’s just because they make good solid products that just work as intended. This wireless mouse no different, it’s not trying to hard by adding loads of unnecessary features that get in the way of usability it’s just a portable mouse that just works.