Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love how portable these are and the settings so it remembers and can pair to different devices, meaning I can use it for my desktop at home and bring it on the go with my iPad! I also like that they printed both the names for windows keys and Mac keys on the start/opt key and alt/cmd key. Compact and good for my small hands, love the color, batteries last a long time!

Absolutely loving this keyboard and mouse for work & gaming. The color is the perfect pink, it’s small enough so I don’t have to stretch to reach something. The mouse connects to three different screens at once so you can easily move across screens for different areas of work. The keyboard is nice and quiet, works fast for typing & gaming. Overall love this item.

What a great compact keyboard! Keys are well-marked, easy to read, responsive, and reliably comfortable. My favorite keyboard ever.

A good one from Logitech for multiple connectivity. I gifted it to my niece, she uses it through her mac iPhone and iPad works perfectly. The pop keys gives flexibility for customising shortcuts from the Logitech app

I love my key board. The J Botton popped off and I was able to rig it backI really love my keyboard. The J key popped off, but I was able to rig it back in place. It sits a little higher than the others, but it works just fine so I don't complain. This keyboard has definitely made my work faster, and I love the color. I enjoy having that pop of color that stands out instead of blending in with everything else.

Satisfying touch sounds, feels great for an autist like me. Screen prompt when you're in caps lock. Would still own, if my computer didn't completely lose the ability to find it (yes, I used advanced bluetooth search). If you have to unplug your surge protector to save on your power bill, it WILL lose it. May not find it again, after. May work better with handheld devices, or laptop. Give me one with a cord, and I'd buy it again! I AM returning for a solo mouse. *drools in sensory joy*

I brought this for my daughter light weight fancy and easy to use and now she can do her work even in the car highly recommended

Logi has so far been a great asset to my Apple desktop- it automatically connected. (I was having issues with my Apple keyboard).

Couldn’t have asked for a better keyboard! Easy button pressing, nothing sticks… And my wife loves the color… Happy wife happy life.

I’m still missing the key numbers to my right hand but it looks pretty cute keyboard

Great combo keyboard and mouse. Very compact and it was just what we needed for our office admin.

Very easy to set up and switch between devices. I’m using this on one windows laptop, a Mac Air and iPad. It was so easy to set up and at a push of a button I can switch.

This keyboard and mouse combo from Logitech are high quality computer peripherals. The built quality is extremely good for both, mouse and the keyboard. These things stand out, they look really nice. The packaging was also very minimal. They came in a small box nicely wrapped in what seems to be recyclable material. These are not your regular keyboard or mouse. The reason I say that is because they are small compared to a regular full size keyboard and mouse. Both devices only connect via Bluetooth. They work with pretty much with every major OS. I was able to use it on Windows, iOS, and Chrome OS, even on an Android phone and they worked perfectly. To set them up just open the Bluetooth settings on your device and pair them. The keyboard is about 13 inches wide and about 5 inches tall. It does not have a number pad, it is not backlit and the keys are non-mechanical. However, it feels great to type on it and the keys are very soft and quiet. I really enjoyed typing on it. I did this review on my phone using this keyboard and mouse. The small size makes it extremely portable and the best part is, no cables are required. You can connect up to 3 different devices at once and switch between them with a press of a button. I really loved that simplicity. This keyboard also features a storage for USB bluetooth dongles. The keyboard works with only 2 AAA batteries with an impressive 36 month battery life as per the manufacturer. The mouse is also small and simple with just 4 buttons. Its oval design makes it very comfortable in the hands. Even the scroll wheel feels great and the pointer is very accurate. The mouse has a circle button in the center that can be customized with the app. If you are one of those who likes to use a lot of emojis, you can assign an emoji menu shortcut to that button. That will give you quick access to the emojis and gif images. The scroll wheel also acts as a button that can also be customized with the app as well. This mouse works with a single AA battery that will last up to 24 months as per the manufacturer. To access the battery just remove the top part of the mouse that is held by three tiny magnets. To take advantage and the full potential of this combo you need will need to download the Logi Option+ app. As of the time I wrote this review the app was only available on Windows and Mac Os. With this app is where you can do all the customizations and access the device settings. For some reason I was only able to access the mouse, the keyboard did not show in the app despite it being connected to the PC. With the mouse, only the scroll wheel and the center button can be customized. I really liked the stuff you can do. You can launch AI or create your own smart actions and more. That was cool. I am not getting in depth with it because it is a lot. Overall this keyboard/mouse combo from Logi is extremely nice, very well made, responsive and very versatile. It’s small design and the low energy Bluetooth only connectivity makes this perfect for traveling. The way the device looks and its colors is what makes this different and fun. The way it can be customized and the ability to connect and switch between multiple devices makes this device very capable for everyday use. Let’s not forget the extremely long battery life. In the box you get the Keyboard, mouse and a battery warning slip. Both devices come with the battery already installed.

As someone who appreciates design and functionality, I was immediately drawn to the vibrant purple color of this Logitech keyboard and mouse combo. The color really pops, making it a stylish addition to any workspace at home or at the office. Keyboard: The keyboard is about 75-80% of a full-sized one, which means there's no number pad. While I don't mind the compact form, it could be a deal-breaker for those who frequently use the numpad. The keyboard is Bluetooth-only, which I consider a major flaw. Although most laptops and newer desktops support Bluetooth, not all do. For example, I wanted to use this keyboard with one of my work desktops, but it doesn’t have Bluetooth, despite being a relatively new PC. What’s puzzling is that when you open the battery compartment, there’s a picture of a USB dongle with a designated spot for storage, so it seems like another model might include one. However, this model does not, which feels like a missed opportunity for accessibility. Including a USB dongle would solve the connectivity issue for many users, especially since this keyboard advertises easy switching between devices. Despite this drawback, the compatibility is good in terms of platforms. It works with every major system including Windows, macOS, iPadOS, iOS, Android OS, ChromeOS, and Linux. The keys themselves are scooped and silent, which I like. The typing experience is smooth, with a soft but satisfying click. It doesn’t feel quite like a high-end mechanical keyboard, but it’s good. The rounded edges of the keys give it a more premium feel, and I think that enhances the overall typing experience. I also appreciate the rubber rim around the keyboard. It’s one of those subtle details that you don’t notice at first, but once you do, you can’t stop touching it! For device switching, there are physical keys F1 through F3 each with light depending on which device you're connected to. I love the tactile feel of switching, rather than relying on screen software. According to the literature, the keyboard will last up to 36 months on two AAA batteries, which are included. Mouse: The mouse is equally quiet and feels similar to Logitech’s Pebble model, but with an extra button that can be customized. Like the keyboard, it has a sticker directing you to a website where you can personalize the button and in this case is only one. The silent clicks are great for working in quieter environments, and the shape is comfortable for extended use. The battery life is solid, with a single AA battery expected to last 24 months. Finally, I’m really happy with the feel and design of this keyboard and mouse set. It’s sleek, comfortable, and looks fantastic on any desk. The lack of a USB dongle is a drawback for desktops or even laptops (not often) without Bluetooth, but if your setup has Bluetooth, this is a solid choice with great features. The customization options, long battery life, and multi-device compatibility make this a strong option for anyone looking for a pop of color with a few features at their workspace.

I have owned dozens of different Logitech products over the years and you really can't go wrong with them. The Logitech POP Icon Combo in Lilac looks great, works well, and has some really handy features. Set up was a breeze. I appreciate that Logitech includes pre-installed batteries. Changing the batteries should also be really easy (they used magnets on the mouse battery compartment and the keyboard can be opened with a fingernail). The POP combo supports Bluetooth connections (no USB receiver) with 3 devices. I linked them to my Mac Book Pro, iPad Pro, and Windows 11 Home laptop. Every device recognized the POP combo as soon I put them in pair mode (just hold down one of the 3 device buttons on the keyboard or the switch device button on the bottom of the mouse until the Bluetooth light starts to blink fast). The dedicated keyboard and mouse buttons also make swapping between each of my devices easy. I also downloaded the Logi Options+ app to see what customizations were available for my mouse and keyboard (the app worked well on both my Mac and PC). The Logi Options+ app has a tutorial of device features/settings, lets you change button short cuts, create custom actions, and offers advanced features like smart device switching. The design of the POP Icon combo is eye catching and functional. I love the lilac and white color combination. On the keyboard, the white keys stand out against the purple and a darker purple highlights the 4 multifunction buttons. The multifunction buttons can be used as short cuts or the traditional Home, End, and Page Up/Down. Key size, spacing, travel, and effort are good (especially considering the space efficient design). Logitech did not forget Mac users; Command and Option button labels are included under the Windows Start and Alt labels. The mouse buttons are really quiet (no annoying loud click) and I love the little short cut button under the scroll wheel (customizable but set as a fun Emoji/GIF launcher by default). The mouse scroll wheel has subtle detents and also functions as a customizable button (I have mine set to switch apps/task).

This keyboard and mouse set is pretty cool. Of course, the usual Logitech quality is there. And the lilac color is really nice. Both the mouse and keyboard pair to 3 of your chosen devices via Bluetooth (a LogiBolt USB receiver is not included). Switching between your pre-set paired devices is done by a simple key press. Logitech's Options+ software allows you to customize your mouse's buttons. After multiple tries I was still unable to get the keyboard to show up in the software, although it was in fact paired correctly. Since this Pop Icon Combo is meant to conect via Bluetooth, I would assume both devices should be customizable in Options+. As the set is so new, I'm hopeful an update will be coming to resolve this issue (or I'll need to get and use a LogiBolt dongle). Typing on this Logitech Icon keyboard is quite pleasant. The keys are about as raised as you would find on a basic laptop. There are no "feet" on the bottom to flip down so as to elevate the keyboard at an angle. However, the keyboard is 'angled' a bit, and there are round rubberized cushions on the bottom which help to keep it securely in place on your desk, tabletop, etc. The mouse is just the right size for my lady hand, but my husband tried using it and said that the mouse felt comfortable for him, as well. Plus, the button clicks and wheel scroll of the mouse are whisper quiet, too. This Pop Icon Combo - keyboard and mouse - set is pretty sweet. It's simple to use, looks great, and is of the above-average quality I've come to expect from Logitech. Recommend.

The Logitech Pop Icon combo is a nice keyboard and mouse set that offers both Mac and PC keys. The keyboard comes in light purple with a clear purple plastic outline around the keyboard. The rounded keys are comfortable to press and makes very little noise when typing, these are not raised keys they’re just the standard keys. You can use this with either Windows or Mac and there are keys for both operating systems (i.e. the start key also acts as the opt key). There are also media keys across the top on F1 – F12 for media use and system controls. This combo allows you to set this and the mouse up to 3 different devices, which you can toggle through them with the push of a button. The mouse has the same purple tint to it and offers a left and right silent click and yes, it is completely silent. There is also a scroll wheel, and an emoji button located under the scroll wheel. Personally, I have absolutely no use for the emoji button as I don’t use my mouse when texting…Fortunately, you can download the Logi+ software and someday you may be able to customize the button, just not at the time of this writing. With the software, you are also able to adjust the pointer speed of the mouse. Overall, the Logitech Pop Icon combo isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel, its simply offering an easy solution for a keyboard and mouse combo that can be used on both PC and Mac all while giving it a little color and flair. I think Logitech did a good job at achieving that.

It did not work. Even with buying the USB port separately, it would not connect and work. I got the Geek Squad protection plan for it, but the only option is to bring it into the store for them to fix it. Since I did not use it right away, I did not discover the problem until it was too late to return. The thing will turn on, but not work on the computer.

The keyboard feels solid yet whisper-quiet, and the compact TKL design saves so much desk space without sacrificing comfort. Pairing via Bluetooth was seamless across my laptop and tablet, and the programmable keys/buttons let me tailor shortcuts to exactly how I work and study. The mouse glides smoothly, fits my hand perfectly, and the color combo is such a cheerful bonus—looks great while staying super functional. Battery life has been excellent so far. This bundle has genuinely boosted my productivity and enjoyment during long work and study sessions. Highly recommend!

Logitech POP Icon Combo (Lilac) is a boxed set of keyboard and mouse. After working for months on a full size keyboard that is strictly business, it’s a treat to have a compact wireless keyboard under hand that has a more playful suite of customizations. And they are pretty easy to achieve. The standout feature is the dedicated EMOJI keys. That said the included mouse also has an Emoji Quick Access button, that brings up the entire menu of Emojis plus every imaginable symbol. I found calling them up with an assignable button on the mouse more useful to me. The companion mouse with its own easily accessed shortcut button can do many other tricks with its broad customization providing even more flexibility for me. SETUP is standard Bluetooth device connection or I can choose to use a LOGI Bolt wireless device, but there is not one included in this kit. These connected devices notify with onscreen icons when the Caps Lock is on or low battery levels. UNIQUE FUNCTION keys are lines up along the edge of the keyboard and assigned to EMOJIs. These are easily popped off as they are all mechanical KEYS. These substitute keys (should be) available for purchase but I had no luck finding them. After my initial setup and customization, my keyboard still works perfectly, but it has disappeared from the Logi Options+ App. I’ve been working with Logitech support to get back my keyboard customization capability, with little luck so far. My mouse has always been accessible on the App. It appears to be a unique issue for me, with no evidence anyone else has had this problem. PERFORMANCE: I’ve had so many keyboards over the years going all the way back to my first electric typewriter. Yep, I’m old. This new Logi combination has a feel that is both nostalgic and comfortable in a way that has eliminated many of my all too frequent mistypes on my far more elaborate keyboards. I prefer the longer travel of the keys and the more distinct key edges on these more heavily contoured keys. Maybe I’m an outlier here, but this improved my still crude typing skills (a daring word choice). I’m connected to my Mac Pro M1 which easily and quickly recognized both Logi devices. With an iPad and a PC desktop it would be very tempting to test this Logi POP Icon on my iPad or PC, so I did. There are a total of 3 channels for both the keyboard and mouse letting me switch between computers (and tablet) without anything other than a press on Function Keys 1,2, or 3 which are already enabled on the keyboard. Both keys also serve as the bluetooth activation keys if just turning on the devices didn’t allow for a connection. What about the changing operating systems and their specific system keys? The keyboard key tops show both MacOS and PC functions, even if a bit cramped. The mouse employs a feature called “Flow” which does this automatically. I’m not much of an Emoji user compared to younger generations. But it sure got easier. There are no Emoji keys in the box so we need to wait for Logitech to make them available for separate purchase. I’m unable to reassign keys right now until I sort out my Log Options+ App issues. Meanwhile, the mouse special function button calls up the entire menu of Emojis and symbols that are on my computer, so I’m OK. But there are many other customization options which I had an opportunity to view prior to my lost access. SUMMARY: I’m thoroughly enjoying a keyboard that helps me type better, facilitates me using multiple devices with no wire management, and takes up less armchair or desktop real estate. The mouse brings more useful functions and it accepts my wide ranging selection of surfaces to glide over. I’m having fun with these useful tools. I need to temper my enthusiasm until I can easily customize my my configurations which is still a problem for me.