Although the Logitech diNovo may be billed as “the most advanced keyboard in the world”, its features don’t quite live up to the name. Despite having a built-in wrist rest, touch-sensitive volume sliders, a touchdisc touchpad-like mousing area, lit-up function keys, and orange LEDs, but there’s nothing here that screams revolutionary.
https://gizmodo.com/logitech-dinovo-edge-led-backlit-keyboard-looks-like-hi-204827
Yes, the diNovo may be just a 1/2 inch thick and has laptop-styled scissor keys (which we love) called PerfectStroke, but it’s just another keyboard, just like the Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 7000. There’s no number pad, because this is a media keyboard, but there are plenty of media control keys to be found. Also, it’s rechargeable via a dock, and only needs to be juiced every 2 months.
https://gizmodo.com/microsoft-ultimate-wireless-7000-keyboard-hands-on-230062
If this keyboard were $100, we’d say this was a great buy for the features you get. But at its $170-ish price tag, there’s just not enough “wow” here to justify the dent in your wallet.
