Logitech's K310 washable keyboard
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The Logitech K310's keys are all laser printed and UV coated to protect them from fading after repeated cleanings
The drainage holes on the bottom of the keyboard allow for water to flush right through the keyboard along with any grime and then dry much more quickly
Logitech's new K310 keyboard is designed to be hand-washed in a sinkful of water thanks to a durable design and drainage holes on the bottom
Logitech's new K310 keyboard is designed to be hand-washed in a sinkful of water thanks to a durable design and drainage holes on the bottom
Logitech's new K310 washable keyboard is designed to be submerged in water so cleaning it is as easy as doing the dishes
The keyboard's tilt legs and overall frame are thick enough to withstand a bit of force and can resist most surface scratches
Article Summary
Most people don't think about it, but in a typical office the filthiest object in the room is the computer keyboard. Go ahead, pry off the keys behind any keyboard you've had for a few months and you're likely to find a mess of dust, food crumbs, sticky coffee stains, and other debris. Cleaning this grimy mess is a tedious task at best, unless of course you're packing the likes of Logitech's new K310 - a washable keyboard designed to be submerged in water so that cleaning it is as easy as doing the dishes.
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