The keys themselves are solidly built with enough travel in them to let the user know they are still typing on a quality keyboard. However, there is some malleability if you twist the keyboard, so I would definitely not recommend letting a young child use this without supervision. The interesting part is that even though it is so slim, it is by no means delicate. 26 inches thick (7 mm for my metric system users) while still providing a full size QWERTY layout with numpad and all. At over a pound and a half (26.5 oz specifically), it actually feels quite substantial even though it is incredibly thin. When you grab a hold of the K750, the first thing you notice is weight.

All you need is some light and a free working usb port for the wireless extender and Logitech unifying receiver. The K750 is incredibly easy to use directly out of the box. For my needs, I chose to use the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750. A common issue is battery performance in many wireless peripherals but some companies have thought ahead of that problem. There are so many different wireless keyboards out there that are designed for the gamer, the professional, as well as the casual user. Cut the cord!!! With tech these days moving from using bulky wires to utilizing modern wireless, even the traditional keyboard has “gone mobile” so to speak.

Logitech 3 solar powered keyboard