 Welcome to my unboxing and first look at Logitech's K750 Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard. Works in daylight, lamp light, and no light. So not only is it solar powered, but like you know how you had those calculators in elementary school and you're like, you know, oh yeah maybe if I just get the angle just right towards the window then like it'll work and stuff. And that was a real hassle. Well nowadays solar technology, they have figured out, can augment battery technology. Amazing right? So the keyboard comes with a rechargeable battery that lasts for up to, I think it's some ridiculous period of time like, do do do do do, up to three months in total darkness and then just sits and charges while it does have access to light. It uses their unifying receiver which means you only have to have one dongle plugged into your computer and you can have up to six Logitech devices that support it plugged in at the same time. There it is. Cleaning cloth included, bam. Unifying receiver is down here and oh that's kind of neat. So it comes with just an extender. This is not the unifying receiver. This tiny micro USB right here is the receiver but you can do that if you want to get a little bit further away from some interference out of the back of the case or you know if you want to be able to remove it from your motherboard more easily then you can throw it on that. That's kind of neat. Okay, what else do they have to say for themselves about this guy? Elegant thin profile? Yeah definitely eco-friendly PVC free construction, framed keys for your modern setup, whatever that means. I think they mean chiclet keys? Is that what they're trying to say? I think that's what they're trying to say. So 2.4 GHz, feels good, very thin, powered by light. Plug it, forget it, add to it. The unifying receiver right. So you just throw that in there and then you can sync as many Logitech devices as you want. This is actually really nice. So see okay you guys you can see there's a little bit of flex to it. Not much though, all things considered. Check out how thin this is. It's very heavy. Now that comes with the territory with the battery that's included as well as the solar cells that are included. It comes with a protective plastic cover. So let's go ahead and take that off. It also has an on off switch although given that it runs for months on battery life and runs on light and if you're not like the biggest basement dweller ever then light probably exists in your universe. This is probably going to connect the battery. This is indicating the on off switch. Oh no way. Okay so let's turn it on. Check that out. That means it's charging. That means it's not. See I can check. Is it charging? Is it not? Oh you know what we should do. We should like we should cover the solar cells and then we should try and get it to not be charging and then we'll see if that's actually what it is because I'm guessing right now. Yeah see bam. So now you can tell is it running on battery is it not running on battery. Oh so cool. Okay the back of it's fairly straightforward. You got your little feet here so you can actually do that which is sort of self explanatory and let's see how it feels. Hello how are you today? This is actually not bad for a membrane keyboard and yeah I'm impressed. In terms of layout long shift keys long enter long backspace so no complaints there. Function keys are handled so one Windows key one function key wouldn't have minded seeing those reversed especially if you're going to use it for games although it's not exactly a gaming keyboard but your function keys give you access to home mail search calculator. Love that. I love in fact I prefer a dedicated button for calculator because calculator is important to me. Music which I think what they mean to say is play and pause. Oh no there it is play and pause. Okay oh I guess that just launches your music application. Forward back play pause volume controls as well as powering the PC on and off. All of these are correct sometimes you see like a long delete and like inserts gone and like somewhere else is a function key or some ghetto thing like that but no everything looks good layout wise. The chickly keys have a bit of a roundedness to them. I want to get you guys kind of a better angle. Can you see that? Can you see they're not flat? So what that means is that you can actually quite easily find the center of the key while you're typing. It's difficult to demonstrate but you guys will just have to kind of take my word for it. It feels it actually feels pretty good and you can hear there's some tactile response to the keyboard because it's so thin there's no flex to it whatsoever which is the actually the secret to a chickly keyboard because that's where you run into trouble with these chickly keyboards on laptops when they're using just an inadequate shell and there's a lot of flex to the keyboard they're very uncomfortable to type on. But as long as they're nice and rigid like for example on the MacBooks where they have the aluminum base for it then it feels really really good so it's kind of an either horrible or great sort of experience. Rubber feet on the bottom keep it from slipping around so if I were to do this it would stop and I think that pretty much covers it. Thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look at the K750 which is actually just kind of the smartest thing ever because it's just wireless and batteryless and should be pretty much the last keyboard you ever need which is bad for NCIX I guess because we still want to sell you keyboards but good for you so hooray! Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.