Did the older version with the AA batteries have a slightly different model number? I like having AAs charged up and ready to pop in to replace the dead ones rather than having to plug in to recharge. Maybe the older version can be found somewhere? null

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Anonymouse · Accepted Answer

I guess I lucked out, got one with a couple of AA Eneloops at a thrift store that was covered with a fitted membrane protector so once I removed it it's basically brand new underneath - I didn't know there are versions that does not have the AA NiMH until I started researching it so I was pleasantly surprised since these days I wouldn't expect them to make things user serviceable. These are the numbers on the bottom: p/n (on sticker) 820-002795 m/n Y-R0011 s/n (on sticker) 1611LZ00K6T

Answered by Anonymouse 2 years ago

p/n (on sticker) 820-002795
m/n Y-R0011
s/n (on sticker) 1611LZ00K6T

Shay · Answer

This is my first wireless keyboard, so I'm not familiar with your older version. I do know that I have had mine now for 3 weeks and after the initial charge, I have only plugged it in one time for like 30 min. I don't use it all day long, but I didn't even think about needing to charge it until I received an email from BB about it. I don't think you will have a problem keeping it charged up. Plus I am typing right now with it plugged into a wall plug usb. It has a nice long charging cable with it. I am very happy with my Logitech K800 keyboard. The primary reason I got it was that it was back lite and then being wireless was nice, but being rechargeable with a usb cable was great. For me not having to fool with batteries was a bonus, but everyone is different. It has a nice feel and is almost the exact size and layout of my old IBM keyboard that I've had since 2003. I have been looking for a replacement for a few years, but couldn't find one comparable in size and feel. I was thrilled to find the K800.

Answered by Shay 5 years ago

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ariffraff · Answer

The older version is nearly impossible to find, once in a while on ebay but even then...

Claudio · Answer

yes. The last version , yes, you may find explanation by Logitech by its Website, but no in the new version of this keyboard !.

and the prospect is very poor, and never explain about the two cables !!, no logical situation !!

ajithsworld · Answer

I believe there is the model 540 which is still available in stores

“Did the older version with the AA batteries have a slightly different model number? I like having AAs charged up and ready to pop in to replace the dead ones rather than having to plug in to recharge. Maybe the older version can be found somewhere?”

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