Logitech

Tried to add a comment but couldn't read it as I wrote...decided to just give a rating...could have said more.

For such expensive keyboard I'd expect higher quality: 1. the keyboard battery is drained in a week (the similar "MX Keys" keyboard requires one charge a month for the same conditions) 2. "M" and "S" keys started stucking for a millisecond after releasing, creating an odd annoying "click" noise after each press. 3. Logi software is not stable in Windows, and requires regular restart in order to get the features working in all applications. This happens especially after computer returning from a sleep/lock mode. 4. The crown is useless in applications which don't have the Logi software support. Amount of Logi supported applications is pretty low. Example of non-supporting application: Adobe Audition. There is also pretty a limited amount of software, which is covered by Logi software: just about 10 applications. 5. For unsupported by Logi software applications the crown customizations are just limited with 3 simple actions "turn", "press", "press and turn". No "touch" feature, which is supported in *some* applications. 6. Installing Logi Craft keyboard software on Windows adds unnecessary desktop notification on the bottom of screen every time a user just touches the crown (even occasionally). This is annoying feature, which can't be adjusted in Logi software. Based on these factors, returning to less expensive Logi "MX Keys" keyboard is an obvious step without loosing the "premium" features of the Craft Logi keyboard.

The text in the email entry box came out white, so it was extremely difficult to read what I was typing.

The reminder was nice and I'm happy to leave a review about such a good product, but the prompting of common key-words and the rating the quality of my review as I typed felt heavy-handed at best, and downright manipulative at worst.

well you emailed me at like 4am i dont appreciate that