UX design
fromThe Verge
4 hours agoFramework is building a better couch keyboard because everyone hates the Logitech one
Framework is developing a new wireless keyboard to improve upon the widely disliked Logitech K400.
The design strikes a balance between functionality and minimalist aesthetics. The slim profile measures just 0.8 inches thick, while the full-size layout includes a number pad for productivity tasks. You get laptop-like typing with quiet, low-profile keys and a clean graphite finish that feels at home in contemporary workspaces. The multi-OS layout works seamlessly across Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS systems. Of course, the solar charging capability sets this keyboard apart from conventional wireless options.
The Soleil promises up to 10 months of battery life with normal use in complete darkness, and with regular ambient light from your setup, it offers 12 months or more of wireless freedom.