This is my work machine where I have no admin rights, so I can’t install any Logitech apps. Well, duh.ĭespite having SetPoint installed, I could not get the on-screen Caps Lock to show up. Email did not work, and I’m not sure if it’s because I don’t have an email program installed. Transport controls worked, too, as did volume.
The music note icon launched Windows Media Player. The “home” icon brought up the default browser. I noticed that the function keys (see photo above) were working. I plugged in the tiny Unifying Receiver into an open USB port and that was that. I already had Logitech SetPoint installed so I just downloaded the Solar App. I tried the Logitech K750 in all three environments. I use a Mac at home running OS X and Windows 7, and I use a PC at work running XP. There’s also an option to view the charge over time, in graphical form. Now I don’t know how spot-on these figures are but there are helpful smiley and frowny faces to make it more clear. With the Solar App, you can monitor the battery status and the level of “brightness” the photovoltaic cells see, in Lux. It’s a free download (no CD-ROM included in the package) and is separate from from the Logitech SetPoint software. The Solar App is unique to this keyboard. Leg extendedĪnother thing I love about the K750 is how crazy flat it is! I thought the Apple keyboard was flat until I put it next to the wafer-thin K750. This indicates an 8 degree tilt if extended. In contrast to the front side, which is nearly all glossy black, the back side of the K750 is entirely white.ĭoor to the rechargable battery. Here you can see F1-F12 and their corresponding FN functions. This engages the function key row at the top. You get one on the left of the space bar, but you’ll find an FN key on the right. I should point out something pretty subtle.
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