Logitech - K780 Full-size Wireless Scissor Keyboard - Graphite

This is by far my favorite keyboard for a number of reasons: 1. The keyboard is heavy. Its a plus. The top white part of it can hold tablets and phones of ANY size for use as an external keyboard without flipping when touching the tablets screen. It also prevents ANY wobble. It stays were you place it and with the rubber tabs on the bottom, there is no sliding at all. 2. The keys have a lot of downward action compared to many of the new keyboards, which give it a great feeling when typing. The round buttons work well making the keys feel well spaced out. 3. It connects to three devices. I have this keyboard paired with my smart TV (bluetooth), My work computer (two vertical monitors)(bluetooth), and my personal computer (all-in-one in the corner)(Logitech unified adapter) and can change between them with the press of one of the white buttons at the top right of the keyboard. 4. have had this for some time now with daily use and have not changed the battery yet. 5. range on this is perfect without issue. 6. For a quick change to a different (fourth device), simply hold down one of the white keys to put it in pairing mode for that number. When not using it for my TV, I can easily pair it with my phone for long texting. 7. Using this with the Logitech MX Master (shown in picture), gives you a master monster setup for total control of all devises in a room. 8. Volume controls are at the push of a button with a power button on the right wised for easy access when wanting to store the keyboard out of the way (I also eat at my desk). 9. The keyboard works very well with Windows 10 and sets up its own driver. 10. It works with both Bluetooth and Logitech unified adapters (any combination, they don't have to be all of one type) 11. Almost forgot, this is not a large keyboard. The compact size works well on small bedroom desk and gives any size tablet the feel of a touchscreen laptop. If that isn't enough, they give you four buttons that you can customize (see image below). Only Issue I have found (and I'm a very heavy user) is the volume function will sometimes stick, but switching between device keys and back will resolve it. If you own multiple devices in the same room, this a must have. If you have a need for a new keyboard that feels, looks, and works solid, this is a must have.

The Logitech K780 has exceeded my expectations. It's quiet, responsive, and feels solid thanks to its scissor-switch keys. I especially love the ability to easily switch between my laptop, tablet, and phone using the Easy-Switch buttons. The integrated cradle is a nice touch—it holds my phone and tablet at the perfect angle for reading and replying. Setup was a breeze, and battery life has been phenomenal so far. If you’re working across multiple devices, this keyboard is a game-changer.

I replaced my $100 Apple Magic Keyboard 2 for this $60 Logitech K780 keyboard. I’m glad I made the switch! The typing experience is more pleasant to me on the K780. Plus, the K780 makes it a lot easier and faster to switch from my MacBook, iPad Pro, and iPhone 11, seamlessly. It’s literally just a press of a button! All three of my Apple devices connected to the K780 with no problem. It also looks better than I thought it would. I didn’t think I would like the big white holder/base behind the keyboard. It’s actually pleasing to eye in person. It doesn’t clash with my current workstation setup at all. I paired my K780 keyboard with the Logitech MX Master 3 mouse! Incredible combo! I spent all day at my desk yesterday, doing homework. I didn’t want to stop typing. I wish I would’ve made the switch sooner. I’m very pleased with my purchase. **Although I don’t plan to place my 2020 iPad Pro on the K780 stand, I added a pic using the stand, just to show you that you can if you choose to.

First time to have a wireless keyboard, and this one does job beautifully. Easy to setup, especially since I've had a new desktop so the universal receiver made it work when I first started my pc. I always prefer silent keyboard as the tapping/clicking sounds annoys me, especially when I'm in work mode. Since I also have carpal tunnel syndrome, the flatness of the keyboard helps me to not put too much effort in typing as I do with mechanical keyboard. The seemless connection with multiple devices really helps and it's not laggy. To top it off, it's affordable with this quality. All in all, I would say I'm satisfied and highly recommend it!

You're working from home now and want to spruce up your workspace? I was tired of the tangled mess coming out of my work laptop and wanted to find a more comfortable solution for my new permanent workstation at home (thanks, Covid!). New laptops seem to have fewer and fewer ports on them, so I wanted to stop wasting two usb ports for my keyboard and mouse. I was looking for a wireless keyboard that had a single usb receiver that could work for both mouse and keyboard. This model of keyboard from Logitech uses their "Unifying Receiver", so you can mix and match with a list of compatible mouses. I was wary of relying on bluetooth and was planning on using the receiver and moving it between devices if I needed to switch from work to personal. The keyboard feels premium and has a little bit of weight to it and feels nice to type on and I can get to my top speed WPM easily on it. Way better typing experience than the one on my laptop, but not quite as nice as the magic keyboard if you're an Apple user. I don't necessarily recommend it for TV/couch use, but I enjoy using it on my desk. Even though I hesitated to use bluetooth at first, it is seamless and I use it to connect to my work Dell and personal Macbook while using the receiver on my gaming desktop PC. Switching between devices is literally as easy as pressing the 1, 2, or 3 buttons on the keyboard. It works as well on Windows as it has on Mac OS and I like that it has Mac-specific keyboard labels on the bottom row in a lighter color below the default Windows layout label. I like the way the white part contrasts against the grey of the keyboard, but don't use it to hold my phone since it is too thin of a gap for my phone inside its case. I was looking in the $20-40 range, but this keyboard had the right mix of features and aesthetic appeal and reviews to bump me up to the 60 bucks this one cost me. If you're tired of your basic keyboard or want to optimize your work from home setup, I fully recommend the K780.