Logitech - K950 Signature Slim Full-size Wireless Keyboard for Windows and Mac with Quiet Typing - Off-White

I bought this keyboard on deal of the day because I had been looking for one for work. As soon as I put the batteries in I got a notification on my laptop to connect via Bluetooth. I love that I didn’t have any struggle trying to connect. It also comes with a USB that connects to the laptop.

Being a remote worker for over a decade now, I’ve had a few different home office setups. Often swapping around my work accessories in a never-ending strive for more productivity and comfort while tied to a desk for hours on end. #1 on my rotating devices is the mouse and keyboard I use for work. Logitech has been my main choice for years now, my current mouse is a MX Master 2S and keyboard was the MK700 wireless keyboard. The keyboard was just starting to have issues with registering a few keystrokes when I found the Signature Slim K950 Keyboard. Pros: - Connectivity and Compatibility. - Sleek and Modern design. - Battery Life and Changeable Batteries Cons: - Uses less common AAA batteries instead of AA. Logitech has gotten the out of the box setup process down perfectly. From the moment you remove the Signature Slim K950 Keyboard, you can find simple picture instructions for how to connect your device and how to pair to multiple devices. Connecting to the keyboard is super easy, even without the software installed, the keyboard was recognized after plugging in the included Bolt connector. I was able to connect via Bluetooth similarly following some basic steps: 1. Put the keyboard in pairing mode by holding down one of the desired Easy-Switch buttons until it blinks. 2. Find the Keyboard on your list of Bluetooth devices and select pair. 3. Enter the code displayed on the device you wish to connect to, and press enter. Done! Easy-Switch keys make swapping between devices a simple press of a button, allowing quick switching between up to 3 devices at once. I was able to pair with my work laptop, table, and phone without any issues and quickly switch between each after pairing. I can’t see myself using the keyboard with my phone too much but have found the tablet to be a big help and even prefer using the tablet to type up reviews or reports as it is easier to carry around. The typing experience on the Signature Slim K950 is smooth and quiet. The travel distance of the keys feels closer to a laptop keyboard than standard desktop keyboard. The K950 has a good tactile feel, overall clicky but with a softness to the press with no looseness to the keycaps. The keycaps have a slight textured feel to them, a bit grippy but not sticky. If you’ve used any of the other MX Master series, it is the textured plastic found on the body of the mouse. I find the full-size keyboard is much easier to type on personally, I tend to have more mistyping on smaller keyboards like that of a laptop. My only minor complaint is the choice of using AAA batteries instead of AA, I commonly have AA batteries but find I less often have a use for AAA. This is only a minor concern for me, really the only concern I had after using the keyboard. I’ll have to wait to see how the estimated battery life of 36 months lines up, though I expect closer to 2 years based on my higher-than-average daily use. I’d recommend the Logitech Signature Slim K950 keyboard to anyone who needs a slim keyboard with a modern look for daily use with the ability to connect to multiple devices or across ecosystems. The flexibility and simplicity of connecting to the Signature Slim makes it a standout choice for any home office setup. I’ll be recommending this to my coworkers who are looking for an upgrade to their current boring keyboard.

Using this keyboard is a genuine delight! The overall design is elegant but entirely functional, and its solid and sturdy build is quite welcome in a world full of plasticky-feeling peripherals. The features that I like about this device are: - Able to pair with up to 3 devices, and there is easy switching among these (I have paired with 2 computers and my Android tablet- works flawlessly) - Solid and substantial feel, as noted above, yet with very thin profile - Able to pair either with USB (“Logi Bolt” included) or Bluetooth - No annoying lag between key inputs and appearance of text on screen - All keystrokes are quiet, although the space bar does make a tiny noise - Even though I do not use any Apple devices, Mac options are included - Lots of shortcuts- I am pleased to see a dedicated key to open emojis, to initiate screen clipping, and to open up a calculator. The “mute/unmute” key only works in certain virtual meeting platforms. There is a “dictation” key that seems to pause and restart dictation within a word processor. I will need to learn some more about the special function keys and their re-programming - The built-in number pad is perfect for my work, as I input large volumes of numbers. As seen in the picture below, I can put the keyboard over my laptop and the number pad works perfectly. This device will easily fit into most computer backpacks but will add about a pound and a half of weight. It is difficult to describe the typing experience, since this is a very subjective quality that varies from person to person. I can say that the keys have a feel similar to those of a high-end PC laptop, It has a light touch, good springiness and excellent tactile feedback. I really like typing on this device, but I would suggest that any prospective buyer consider going to the store and trying it out first.