Usually when we review keyboards they are aimed at gamers. This time, however, we take a look at Logitech's new Wireless Illuminated K800. On the K800 there are no dozens of macro buttons, LCD-screens or other gamer-features, instead it's all about comfortable typing.

Feel when typing; Quality; Unified receiver; Quiet

Battery life (though expected

When you find a keyboard you like you never want to change, my keyboard is the one component of my

– No software required; – Illuminated backlit keys; – Can change the level of illumination and when it is activated and turned off; – Comfortable keys for typing; – Wireless; – Easy charging via USB cable

– Short wrist rest; – Battery life could be better

O ne of Logitech's newest products is the Illuminated Keyboard. It is a thin, stylish product that has Logitech has been working towards for some time. We first started seeing products like this –backlit with notebook style keys–some time ago but larger companies have generally restricted notebook...

Logitech Illuminated Keyboard provides precise illumination that can be adjusted to suit your needs.

Among the function keys on the keyboard, in the upper-right hand corner, there is a key with a light bulb on it. This controls the brightness of the backlighting, or turns it off. I found this especially useful, especially when leaving my computer on overnight, since the light can be distracting...

Overall, Logitech has done a nice job with the K800 keyboard. It is currently my favorite keyboard over the Apple keyboard, as it's more orientated towards PC users. The wireless and back light features make this keyboard one of the best around right now.

Logitech are experts at making PC input devices, their keyboards and mice are always held in high regard due their amazing performance and great pricing. One of the best keyboards created by Logitech was the Illuminated version, which provided the much requested backlighting feature as well as a...

Below you can see a summary of our impressions about the Logitech K800.

The best typing experience we've had to date; Illuminated keyboard; Sensor detects hand proximity to control brightness; Wireless (and can also be used wired; Long duration battery charge; Beautiful design

Fragile thin body; Battery compartment access through tiny screw

Opinions vary as to what an ideal keyboard should be like. Logitech makes another attempt to win the hearts of those who prefer wireless devices.

High-quality of manufacture; Classic layout; High-quality scissor-switch mechanics; Ergonomically shaped keys; Best backlight implementation in the industry; Low noise when typing; Small dimensions; Replaceable batteries; Micro-USB port for recharging; Beautiful exterior

Short left Shift in the Cyrillic version; Easily soiled glossy surface; Short battery life; Faulty light sensor; High price

Can the cheaper, but equally feature-loaded K800 be as good as the diNovo Edge? Definitely. At half it's price it still a feature-loaded keyboard that puts its firmly in the premium category.