Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard (Refurb) - $34.99 Shipped @newegg thru 2/4

at newegg:

Logitech K750 Wireless Slim Solar Powered Keyboard (Refurbished) - $34.99 Shipped
Those with Shoprunner accounts get free 2 day shipping. : )

Use this code: N82E16823126262 thru 2/4

Nice price even for a refurb. FYI new it's $50.82 at Amazon. I've been watching this price on it for a very long time.

Linkage:
Newegg.com - Refurbished: Logitech K750 920-002912 Black USB RF Wireless Slim Solar-powered Keyboard

Says 90 day warranty..but would Logitech pickup outside of Newegg?

Light-powered keyboard
It doesn't get more hassle-free than this. This keyboard charges itself whenever there's light-and stays charged for at least three months in total darkness-so you can say good-bye to battery hassles.

Only 1/3 -inch thick
With sleek lines and a thin profile, this stylish, streamlined keyboard adds style to your workspace-whether you've got a laptop or desktop.

Hand happiness
Treat your hands right with keys that feel good and make every keystroke comfortable, fluid and whisper-quiet.

Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless
So you can work or play in more places-like your comfy couch-the long-range wireless connection virtually eliminates delays, dropouts and interference.

Logitech Unifying receiver
The tiny receiver stays in your laptop. Plus, you can easily add a compatible wireless mouse or keyboard-without the hassle of multiple USB receivers.

Plug-and-play simplicity
Setup takes seconds-you simply plug the wireless receiver into a USB port on your computer and start using your keyboard right away without software.

Small steps, bright future
From the PVC-free construction to the fully recyclable box, this keyboard is designed to minimize its footprint.

 

Nice price. Looks like a cool product.

 

my dream keyboard is a standard thickness board with standard keys, or maybe even high end mechanical switches, that's otherwise exactly this. thoughts?

 

Some scary reviews for the refurb.... think it might be better spending the extra $15 and grabbing it new if its truly something you're interested in

 

It is I've been wanting one for a long time.

I don't believe there are mechanical switches on this.
This was the price point I needed. Even for a refurb, I still ordered work is reimbursing me for it.

Out of the 23 reviews there are there are 5 bad ones. When I receive mine I will provide follow-up whether it is bad or not. I read reviews in the end I go with my own judgement.

 

There is nothing about this keyboard that makes it any good. If you like thin cheap keyboards of the type you find on a laptop, this keyboard is ok for you. But who needs solar power when the normal wireless keyboards run for 2-3 years on a single set a batteries? This keyboard is not that great, and simply uses a gimmick to make it seem like it is worth more than it really is.

 

Reason why I went for the K800 instead! It is not whisper quiet but touchtyping is nice. I think it is way better than the solar and worth the price with the 3 year warranty. Been using it for years and still going superb. Just needs to be charged every 10 days or so with heavy use

 

I said I would provide followup when mine arrived. It arrived yesterday at work as I ordered it to use at work because they were reimbursing me. And, what a disappointment. At opening the box up and removing the keyboard I found the keyboard to be dirty, all scratched up and the worst thing was that it was missing the bag "leg". I could have cleaned up the face of the keyboard, but when it was missing the leg that was enough for me for my opinion to go from the middle ground to just bad - and honestly on further inspection the face of it was really scratched up.

It looked liked they had just fixed up whatever was wrong with the issue and tossed it in the box without a care and shipped out, without looking to see if there were any other issues such as the missing under leg of the keyboard. And, this keyboard the return policy was "non refundable" except for another "replacement". I contacted Customer Service and luckily with a firm push they agreed to take the return and give me a Newegg "house credit" for something else. I consider that even lucky as I didn't even want to go the route of a replacement. Work is being cool and still reimbursing me for the money I spent on the keyboard as long as I use the house credit being given to me for a keyboard, of course. And, the next keyboard will be new.

I still like this keyboard. I like the firmness and the feel of the way the keys feel when I type on them, so I have not given up on it.

 

that's too bad that the quality is poor. i'm gonna try to spin the wheel on a k800 and see how it works out.