Logitech K375s Foot Replacement

Logitech K375s Foot Replacement

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There are numerous designs available for broken Logitech keyboard support feet. After trying several options, none of them fit my K375s variant perfectly because the side bolts were too big to fit into the original holes. Two possible solutions emerged - either to mechanically enlarge the original holes or create a new version. The latter option was chosen and led to some improvements. A quick replacement design, known as Solid, was created so I could continue using my default keyboard and discard the backup one. Then, an attempt was made to replicate the original design more closely with the Hollowed version. The Robust version ultimately proved to be the most effective for me. It cannot fold back and instead permanently sits in place, supporting the keyboard at its original angle without an easy option to fold it flat (other than disassembling the feet). However, I never intentionally used the folding feature anyway. The keyboard simply sat on its spot, with no need to store it away flattened or type on it in a different position. The only time the original feet folded was unintentionally and annoyingly, usually when one would fold and the keyboard would start to wobble. Thankfully, I had broken the original, and I'm much happier now that I have a replacement that works like a charm. In conclusion, both the Solid and Hollowed versions will work just fine while maintaining the original functionality of allowing the keyboard to fold flat. The Hollowed version could potentially accommodate adding a small rubber band on its bottom, but I never tried it. For me, the Robust version is clearly the winner - it replaces the original feet without modifying the keyboard's body and provides stability without the unwanted folding. A drawback of the Robust version is that the keyboard cannot be easily folded down to a flat position, which doesn't bother me at all (I never felt the need for this in recent years). In fact, not being able to fold it at all represents an improvement in quality by any measure!

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