Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 Support Register Your Product. To get the best customer care, product tips and more. Getting Started. Our top tips and questions to get you started quickly. Frequently asked questions about your product. Facebook Twitter. Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 In a market where few vendors make dedicated Mac keyboards, much less good ones, Logitech has released its second premium Mac keyboard of the past year.

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Fully powered, the keyboard works for at least three months, even in total darkness ( based on average use per day of eight hours). Pricing and Availability The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 is expected to be available in the U.S. And Europe beginning in June 2012, for a suggested retail price of $79.99.

Everything works except. I've used this keyboard for 5 years now and it works great with no batteries but recently upgrading to High Sierra the Play, Rewind, and Fast Forward buttons (F I've used this keyboard for 5 years now and it works great with no batteries but recently upgrading to High Sierra the Play, Rewind, and Fast Forward buttons (F7, F8, F9) do not work with iTunes. It used to work but now I have to manually go to iTunes. I've created other short cuts on the keyboard through the mac settings but that is a hassle. Hope they can get this fixed because as of 8/22/18 it does not work. More (Read full review) • Written by John S from Plano • Aug 25, 2018 5 of 5 people found this useful.

With One Button, You Can Switch Between Typing on Three Apple Devices NEWARK, Calif. — May 30, 2012 — Today Logitech (SIX: LOGN) (NASDAQ: LOGI) announced the expansion of its solar offering with the new for Mac®, iPad® or iPhone®. A continuation of Logitech’s solar series, which started with the and has continued with the for iPad, this new keyboard adds Bluetooth® connectivity with an easy-switching capability. It allows you to simultaneously pair multiple devices and quickly switch among them with the push of a button. “Laptops, smartphones and tablets are ubiquitous – both at work and at play,” said Denis Pavillard, vice president of experience design at Logitech. “Because Apple devices are central to this trend, Logitech is committed to improving the way people interact with them. With its simple solar charging, familiar Mac layout and comfortable design, the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 will appeal to Apple users worldwide.” The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 is stylish and compact with onboard solar cells for hassle-free charging.

The Good The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 has a sleek and stylish design that complements Apple products. An integrated solar panel can charge the keyboard from any light source (including a lamp), so there's no need to replace batteries. And the K760 can pair with three devices (such as Mac, iPad, iPhone) and switch among them at the touch of a button. The Bad Though it's fairly compact, it's a little bulky to carry around with you and no protective carrying case is provided. The Bottom Line With its built-in solar-powered battery, the sleek Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 will save you money in the long run and is a better deal than Apple's Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard. Download firefox for mac 10.6.8. Meet the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760, the successor to Logitech's first solar keyboard, the K750, which earned a CNET Editors' Choice.

Logitech first started producing solar wireless keyboards for PCs earlier this year but didn’t make a until a. The PC version got at Amazon so I thought this would be a good pick up for my Mac workstation when it was released. As a veteran of Apple’s original Wireless Keyboard, I was sick of dealing with battery and connectivity issues plus I wanted the full layout with numeric keypad, extra function keys extra and full arrows.

• When successful, you'll see your keyboard in the list of available Bluetooth devices with a green dot and 'Connected' next to it. You can close the Bluetooth Setup Assistant. Your keyboard should now be connected to your Mac. Additional information You can pair a device with each of the three Bluetooth keys at the top of your keyboard. To pair a different device, follow the link next to it in answer and assign it to one of the other Bluetooth keys.

I will buy another one for sure when I need it! More (Read full review) • Written by TITO O from Arnold • Sep 27, 2018 3 of 3 people found this useful. Great keyboard I've had this keyboard for four or five years now and have loved it.

First off I have always liked the flat profile of the Apple keyboards. The Logitech keys have the same type and feel as the Apple keyboard. I must also have a numeric keypad, but did not want the wired version that Apple sells. Hence, the Logitech fits this requirement as well. I immediately replaced my clunky cheap work keyboard (cheapest HP the company could buy) with the Logitech. The home unit is paired with my Mac Mini, and they both have the exact same profile (with the OS specific keys for each type). So far after a year of use, I have had no problems with the functionality of either unit.

From a design standpoint, the K760 is more compact than the K750 and more closely resembles Apple's own Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard with the addition of the strip of solar cells at the top of the unit. It's sleek and stylish and will certainly fit in well with any Apple products you own. It's ostensibly designed for Apple products, but it works with Bluetooth-enabled Windows computers and Android tablets/smartphones, though it does have a Mac-centric layout with a couple of Mac-only keys. The key feature upgrade here is something that Logitech calls 'Bluetooth connectivity with easy-switching capability.' What that means is you can pair multiple devices -- such as a Mac, iPad, or iPhone -- and quickly switch among them with the push of a button without having to reconnect. The K760 shares a similar design to Apple's Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard, but it's significantly larger. Sarah Tew/CNET.

With One Button, You Can Switch Between Typing on Three Apple Devices NEWARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Today Logitech (SIX:LOGN) (NASDAQ:LOGI) announced the expansion of its solar offering with the new for Mac®, iPad® or iPhone®. A continuation of Logitech's solar series, which started with the and has continued with the for iPad, this new keyboard adds Bluetooth® connectivity with an easy-switching capability. It allows you to simultaneously pair multiple devices and quickly switch among them with the push of a button. Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 (Photo: Business Wire) 'Laptops, smartphones and tablets are ubiquitous — both at work and at play,' said Denis Pavillard, vice president of experience design at Logitech.

“Laptops, smartphones and tablets are ubiquitous – both at work and at play,” said Denis Pavillard, vice president of experience design at Logitech. “Because Apple devices are central to this trend, Logitech is committed to improving the way people interact with them. With its simple solar charging, familiar Mac layout and comfortable design, the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 will appeal to Apple users worldwide.” The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 is stylish and compact with onboard solar cells for hassle-free charging. With its easy-switching Bluetooth connection, you can pair your keyboard to as many as three devices and switch among them without having to reconnect.

And, with its environmentally friendly PVC-free construction, fully recyclable box and onboard cells for charging, this keyboard is designed to minimize its environmental footprint. Similar to the existing Logitech Solar Keyboards, you can charge this keyboard in any light — low light or lamp light, indoors or outdoors.

• When successful, you'll see your keyboard in the list of available Bluetooth devices with a green dot and 'Connected' next to it. You can close the Bluetooth Setup Assistant. Your keyboard should now be connected to your Mac. Additional information You can pair a device with each of the three Bluetooth keys at the top of your keyboard. To pair a different device, follow the link next to it in answer and assign it to one of the other Bluetooth keys.

Then I use up to move up (at or near the end of other lines). It's a workaround, at best. Apple doesn't think this functionality is important, I guess. • Answered by Ryan H from Oklahoma City • Dec 21, 2014 • •.

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Product Information • The Logitech keyboard does away with any need for batteries. This solar wireless keyboard is powered by any indoor, outdoor, low light, or lamp light, and when fully charged, it will work for three months even in darkness. The Logitech K760 is a great match for Apple devices, working with Mac, iPad, and iPhone. The Logitech keyboard has an easy Bluetooth connection to allow for changing from Mac to iPhone with just the push of a button. The solar wireless keyboard features a reliable connection from up to 30 feet. With the PVC-free construction of the Logitech K760 keyboard, the product is green compliant, coming with a seal of approval for environmental friendliness. The concave key design offers fast, quiet typing, and it is the right size for convenient portability.

The feel of the keys on these are just right, and having no chords or batteries to deal with is an additional plus. The greatest thing about it by far is the keys feel better than a laptop. I had attempted to use Apples Magic keyboard and had to return it as I found it did not have enough give to each key, and not to mention the 120 dollars I had to drop for one.

With One Button, You Can Switch Between Typing on Three Apple Devices NEWARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Today Logitech (SIX:LOGN) (NASDAQ:LOGI) announced the expansion of its solar offering with the new for Mac®, iPad® or iPhone®. A continuation of Logitech's solar series, which started with the and has continued with the for iPad, this new keyboard adds Bluetooth® connectivity with an easy-switching capability. It allows you to simultaneously pair multiple devices and quickly switch among them with the push of a button. Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 (Photo: Business Wire) 'Laptops, smartphones and tablets are ubiquitous — both at work and at play,' said Denis Pavillard, vice president of experience design at Logitech.

The unique Logitech concave key design gives you more comfortable and quiet typing, and offers more speed and precision than typing on an on-screen keyboard. And, with its environmentally friendly PVC-free construction, fully recyclable box and onboard cells for charging, this keyboard is designed to minimize its environmental footprint.

Adding some awesome to that, Logitech took our iPad/Mac/iPhone switching needs into consideration and created a button that allows the keyboard to switch up to three Bluetooth profiles manually, instead of having to re-pair each time we switch. The K760 hits stores next month for a suggested retail price of $80. We will hopefully have a review up shortly. The press release follows. Today Logitech announced the expansion of its solar offering with the new Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 for Mac, iPad or iPhone. A continuation of Logitech’s solar series, which started with the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 and has continued with the Logitech Solar Keyboard Folio for iPad, this new keyboard adds Bluetooth® connectivity with an easy-switching capability. It allows you to simultaneously pair multiple devices and quickly switch among them with the push of a button.

With its easy-switching Bluetooth connection, you can pair your keyboard to as many as three devices and switch among them without having to reconnect. This means you can move from typing on your Mac to your iPad to your iPhone – and back again – with the simple push of a button. The perfect match for your favorite Apple device, the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 features a slim, minimalist design and Mac-specific keys, including Command, Brightness, Eject and more. The unique Logitech concave key design gives you more comfortable and quiet typing, and offers more speed and precision than typing on an on-screen keyboard. And, with its environmentally friendly PVC-free construction, fully recyclable box and onboard solar cells for charging, this keyboard is designed to minimize its environmental footprint. Similar to the existing Logitech Solar Keyboards, you can charge this keyboard in any light – low light or lamp light, indoors or outdoors.

To test it out, I paired the keyboard with an iMac, iPad, and iPhone. To switch among the devices I simply pressed the '1,' '2,' or '3' function keys at the top left of the keyboard (each has a Bluetooth logo on it). A blue LED lit up when I touched the button, letting me know I was now paired with its corresponding device. It worked flawlessly and is a nice option if you're working with a couple of different Macs or a Mac and and iPad. I don't see all that many folks using this with their iPhones or iPod Touches, but the option is there. Like the earlier K750 and Logitech's just-introduced Solar Keyboard Folio for iPad, you can charge this keyboard in any light whether it be lamp light or sunlight. Logitech says that -- when fully powered -- the keyboard works for at least three months, even in total darkness (based on average use per day of 8 hours).

Saves power I guess. Since there is no way to tell it is depressed, I just. Others use to modify function keys. • Also, it doesn’t use my Mac’s built in Bluetooth. It requires a microscopic proprietary USB dongle with its own wireless band taking up a valuable USB port. That’s both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, it allows me to keep my Bluetooth off (or in the case of, I didn’t have to buy a Bluetooth card) and doesn’t require the few seconds to connect that Bluetooth often does.

Most keys are fine and that's why I still like this keyboard. Verified purchase: Yes Condition: New •. Love the solar powered keyboards This would be my third solar powered keyboard by logitech. Granted, I would not pay 100 dollars for this keyboard, but 60 is a well placed ballpark figure.

With One Button, You Can Switch Between Typing on Three Apple Devices NEWARK, Calif. — May 30, 2012 — Today Logitech (SIX: LOGN) (NASDAQ: LOGI) announced the expansion of its solar offering with the new for Mac®, iPad® or iPhone®. A continuation of Logitech’s solar series, which started with the and has continued with the for iPad, this new keyboard adds Bluetooth® connectivity with an easy-switching capability. It allows you to simultaneously pair multiple devices and quickly switch among them with the push of a button.