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I'm David Carr no executive editor for cnet.com and I'm here with the logitech wireless bluetooth solar keyboard the k760 this is the successor to the k750 which was a larger keyboard this one's smaller and looks very similar to Apple's wireless bluetooth keyboard but it is bigger and it does have that strip of solar panel at the top and that's designed to recharge the built-in battery with just any kind of light source that could be Sun a lamp anything and that will keep this battery charged for up to three months in a completely dark room after you charge it so that's one of the key features here obviously you don't have to replace the batteries in this the other key feature is that it can switch easily between three different devices there are three buttons at the top they'll have that little bluetooth logo on them and you can basically pair this with a mac desktop and ipad and iphone this is ostensibly designed for Mac products it does also pair with Windows machines and Android devices but the keyboard layout is Mac centric so mostly people who have apple products will buy this the one small drawback here is that because this is a little bit larger keyboard than the Apple keyboard it isn't one that you probably carry around with you a lot of people do like to carry around that Apple keyboard with them this one's just a little bit bigger doesn't fit in your bag as well it's a little bit heavier so this is really a keyboard that's most likely to sit in a home or office and it's really nice if you have multiple Apple products if you have say an iMac and a laptop you could switch seamlessly between the two with this keyboard you could also switch to an iPad I see less people using this with the iphone but really for someone who has an imac say and an ipad this is really a nice keyboard and well worth considering i'm david carr know and that's the logitech k760 wireless solar keyboard thanks for watching you