macworld.com.au Updated:
2013-04-01 02:17:57
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If you’re a long time user of Apple’s desktop computers you’ve hopefully noticed that as screen sizes have increased, keyboards have got smaller. offers an alternative to Apple’s shrinking keyboards with the ample . Nicely sized, the K750 is 49cms wid...
Sleek; comfortable and responsive keyboard; plenty of room for bigger hands; simple set-up; worthy green credentials; cordless; ability to add a Logitech mouse that uses the same receiver; choice of black or white design; includes cleaning cloth...
Larger size keyboard may be an issue for some, especially those short on space; some charging issues reported from users; no indicator light for keyboard Caps Lock; flimsy feet aren't ideal; small dongle could be misplaced, $74.98...
Available in smart and stylish black or white finish, the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 from Logitech is one man-sized option that doesn’t forsake beauty for brawn. The comfortable and responsive keyboard also makes the K750 an excellent choice for anyo...
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If you're a long time user of Apple's desktop computers you've hopefully noticed that as screen sizes have increased, keyboards have got smaller. Logitech offers an alternative to Apple's shrinking keyboards with the ample Wireless Solar Keyboard K750...
Sleek, comfortable and responsive keyboard, plenty of room for bigger hands, simple set-up, worthy green credentials, cordless, ability to add a Logitech mouse that uses the same receiver, choice of black or white design, includes cleaning cloth.
Larger size keyboard may be an issue for some, especially those short on space, some charging issues reported from users, no indicator light for keyboard Caps Lock, flimsy feet aren't ideal, small dongle could be misplaced.
Available in smart and stylish black or white finish, the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 from Logitech is one man-sized option that doesn't forsake beauty for brawn. The comfortable and responsive keyboard also makes the K750 an excellent choice for anyone...
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Our first impression of Logitech’s solar keyboard was how sleek and slim it is – about 8mm. Large solar panels at the top mean the keyboard charges itself from both natural and artificial light. It ships with a tiny RF receiver (and wireless extender)...
Very slim; no battery to replace; Mac-style keys; quiet typing action, wireless...
Fragile support feet; no Mac-compatible software...
Overall, the on-the-fly battery charging, slim design and good key travel make this keyboard an attractive option. It's just a shame the software isn't Mac compatible...
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If there's two things I hate in the world of tech, it's wires and batteries. The former seem to have a life of their own, tangling around each other in even the most organised of workstations or home cinema set-ups, while that latter always seem to die wh...
The K750 for Mac is a really neat alternative to Apple's official keyboards. Eco-friendly without scrimping on ergonomics, over the course of its lifetime it'll save you a pretty penny on batteries, not to mention the peace of mind that it's unlikely to e...
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Mmmm...MacBook Pro with Retina Display. It's a keeper, that's for sure. Apple pulled out all the stops when putting together their latest, greatest notebook, with an unbelievably sharp display, super-slim design and top-notch hardware updates that incl...
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It’s been over three years since Logitech debuted its diNovo Edge Mac Edition (), and nearly as long since the release of the diNovo Keyboard Mac Edition ()—two keyboard that, thanks to superior key technology, a Mac-focused design and key layout, and...
Very good key feel, * Mac-standard keys and layout, full numeric keypad, * Special-function F-keys match Apple's keyboards, * Low profile design with good ergonomics, * Light-powered battery with long life, * Wireless...
Key spacing frustrating for touch-typists, * Less customization than prior Logitech keyboards, Price when rated: $60...
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appletell.com Updated:
2013-04-01 02:18:03
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NowBack in July I reviewed the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750, a Windows PC keymapped 'board that works fine with the Mac, provided you can get along with the Windows keyboard layout and no support for the lux meter software that comes bundled with the...
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Logitech's latest keyboard is wireless, slim and runs on free solar energy. Did we get your attention? The Wireless Solar Keyboard or K750 for short, it Logitech's first ever solar powered wireless keyboard and now it's available for Mac users. Oh yes...
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The biggest issue with wireless keyboards is at some point their batteries run out. Logitech has solved this problem with its Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 for Mac ($59.99 direct), and it's $10 cheaper than the Apple Wireless Keyboard ($69 direct, 4 s...
Powered by light, so no batteries required, Slim form factor, Wireless USB dongle is plug and play, Solar App software is available in App store, Unifying receiver allows you to connect several other Logitech devices to one USB receiver, Lovely design...
Scissor-style chiclet keys and low-profile design aren't comfortable, No Bluetooth...
The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 for Mac has that sleek aesthetic that will fit in seamlessly with your iMac or Mac Pro desktop. Its solar panels perpetually absorb light, so you won't have to worry about changing batteriesever...
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After giving Windows users a taste of what a solar keyboard is like, Logitech has swung its attention to Mac users with a native version of the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750. It still promises to forever eliminate charging, but it now has a new Mac-or...
Well adapted to the Mac, Comfortable, accurate, quiet typing, Potentially runs for many years; green, Fullsize keyboard layout, Solar App simple but works, Goodlooking; small, 'universal' adapter, Price is right...
Sometimes tricky to get a sustainable charge, No port to directly charge in a pinch, May be too wide for some users, Backlight would be appreciated...
If it weren't for the significant challenge of getting a steady supply of light to the keyboard, it would be tempting to give the K750 for the Mac a near-perfect score. As it is, it's still a very good design; it respects what makes Apple's official ke...
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After giving Windows users a taste of what a solar keyboard is like, Logitech has swung its attention to Mac users with a native version of the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750. It still promises to forever eliminate charging, but it now has a new Mac-oriente...
Well adapted to the Mac, Comfortable, accurate, quiet typing, Potentially runs for many years; green, Fullsize keyboard layout, Solar App simple but works, Goodlooking; small, 'universal' adapter, Price is right...
Sometimes tricky to get a sustainable charge, No port to directly charge in a pinch, May be too wide for some users, Backlight would be appreciated...
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Out of its recyclable and easy to open packaging, the K750 wireless solar keyboard for the Mac comes included with a cleaning cloth you'll find to be using a lot if you go with the black colored K750 since its got a glossy fingerprint prone finish, a tiny...
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Logitech first started producing solar wireless keyboards for PCs earlier this year but didn't make a Mac version until a few months ago . The PC version got incredibly solid reviews at Amazon so I thought this would be a good pick up for my Mac workstati...
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runaroundtech.com Updated:
2015-02-28 02:46:47
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One of my favorite features of my MacBook is the keyboard. I've always been a fan of chiclet keyboards, although I wasn't aware of that fact until I started using a MacBook. Prior to that, I was, unbeknowest to me, not getting full satisfaction when it ca...
Fantastic design, great feel and function, solar power alleviates the need for batteries...
Unifying receiver doesn't work with all Logitech devices...
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Deciding which are the best accessories to invest in for your MacBook or MacBook Pro is not the most straightforward decision for a lot of our readers. However, our staff have owned many generations of Apple laptops over the years and have grown to learn...
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