Logitech Keys-To-Go 2: This Keyboard Has a Battery Life of up to 36 Months

The Logitech Keys-To-Go 2 keyboard is ultra-portable and perfect for travel. Its generous keys allow for easy typing on the go. At $79.99, this lightweight keyboard offers long battery life and media controls. While the keyboard lacks a rechargeable feature and the cover can be a bit inconvenient, it is still a solid choice for temporary use.
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[@webdevkaizen]

Ability to replace batteries is a great option! Changing the batteries once every 3 years is much less hassle than thinking about charging every few weeks, plus batteries degrade over time, and you end up with an expensive paper weight instead of having a keyboard that can serve you for years and years! Great thinking Logitech, every manufacturer should incorporate user replaceable batteries in their products.

[@ignaciocampos8435]

Logitech keyboards are very good value, decently build for the price, etc. but, they're not known for lasting "years and years", I haven't had one lasting more than 3 years, and that's fine, if you use it daily, wear and tear and the occasional water spill will leave let you looking for a replacement long before the rechargeable battery dies.

[@polluxtroy2010]

1:00, I agree to disagree, making the choice for a standard CR2032, which lasts years and can be recycled and replaced easily by the user it’s 1000 times better than a proprietary rechargeable battery that degrades overtime and will deem this keyboard garbage and not easily repairable

[@djoetma]

Question, I have one as well. Did you not have any issue with the spacebar? Mine on the lower side and to both the left and right side over the entire height the space bar it doesn't feel als 'fluid'. It's fine if you only type on the space bar in the middle on the higher side, but apart from that, not so much.

[@pitashen]

Funny how these days people prefer non-replaceable batteries. Gone the days when most people would see being able to easily fix their own devices as a good thing.

[@StringerBell]

Wait NO USB-C charging option?! In 2024?! Dead on arrival product, I was just about to buy it.

[@John-kv2ec]

Well they said replace the battery every 3 years