This media file shows a close-up, eye-level view of a black Logitech MK240 wireless keyboard with yellow geometric patterns. The keyboard is placed on a gray surface, likely a store display shelf, as indicated by the presence of price tags and other retail elements visible at the bottom of the frame. The setting appears to be a retail store in Bağcılar, Turkey, given the text "Bağcılar, Turkey" in the prompt.

The keyboard is the primary subject, with individual keys clearly visible. Prominent text includes the Logitech logo, function keys (F1-F12), alphanumeric keys, and special function keys like "Tab," "Shift," "Ctrl," "Alt," and "Fn." Several keys also feature Turkish characters such as "Ğ," "Ü," "Ş," "İ," and "Ç." The keyboard is connected by a coiled black cable.

Below the keyboard, partially visible, are parts of product packaging and price tags. One tag prominently displays "LOGITECH MK240 USB Alıcılı Kablosuz Kompakt Türkçe Mouse Seti - Sarı&Siyah" and "Uretim yeri: Çin" (Made in China). Another tag shows a price of "259,-" and a date "06.2026."

The lighting suggests an indoor, possibly well-lit retail environment, with no indication of time of day or weather conditions. The image focuses solely on the product and its immediate surroundings, with no people or animals present. The overall tone is neutral and informative, highlighting the product for sale.
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Trip Kecil

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Sat, Jun 27, 2026, 02:54 PM

2d ago

Bağcılar, Turkey

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This media file shows a close-up, eye-level view of a black Logitech MK240 wireless keyboard with yellow geometric patterns. The keyboard is placed on a gray surface, likely a store display shelf, as…read more

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