Customer Ratings & Reviews

My hands are big and it is not the rite fit for person who has lander wingspan

It is ok for normal use with limited functions. Not a fancy one with advance future

This is tiny and not handy for fat hands as full size keyboard.

the item looked good but unfortunately was smaller than i anticipated.

Keyboard is smaller than I thought it would be, but it still does the job.

I liked it at first but when my computer is functioning slowly the keyboard has a really hard time and will enter multiples of the same letter even though I only hit the key once. The same thing is not happening on the laptop keyboard.

My daughter was not blown away by this wireless keyboard.

terrific " Wireless " keyboard for the price. I would recommend this keyboard to anyone.

I bought this keyboard in July 2012 to replace my dying 10 year old Dell keyboard. I like the chiclet style and its size because my desk is small and a full size keyboard takes up too much space. Don't get me wrong, the keyboard still retains almost all the standard keys, it's just that the function keys in the middle were repositioned to get more space. This keyboard comes with a Logitech unifying receiver so it's great if you're using a Logitech mouse. The strongest point of this keyboard is its battery life. Logitech promises 3 years of battery life and they really aren't bragging. I've had this keyboard for 15 months and sometimes I just forgot completely that this was a wireless keyboard. I've never turned it off either so this is more like a wired keyboard minus the wire.

Serves the purpose, but the keys are very slippery.

The only thing I think need work is the on and off switch

Keyboard was OK it was what I paid for so I am happy

Very nice and comfortable, it's good for the price

I have never been disappointed with any Logitech product and this is no exception. I love the chicklet design of the keys. I was a fan of the “old style”, but I have slowly come around. The size is of the keyboard is compact and very fitting. It has retractable legs on the bottom back for additional forward tilt for your desk or table. It has 4 very sturdy rubber feet to keep it from moving on your desk. It is also light and small enough to be able to comfortably used on your lap. It does not require any additional software to perform all functions, but it does have some available on their website for advanced configuration and to link up compatible Logitech Unifying peripherals. The battery compartment has storage for an extra USB dongle you might have. It’s great that is has the on/off switch to save power. Note: Most budget priced wireless routers/gateways use the 2.4GHz frequency (newer units use the 5GHz frequency which is also referred to as 802.11ac). Be aware that this is the same frequency used by Logitech Wireless devices that use the Unifying receiver. You might experience some slight interference using the keyboard. Example – I did a speed test. During the DOWNSTREAM only portion of the test, the keyboard and my unified trackball stopped working DURING the short test.

This is just another cheap keyboard. It serves its purpose.

I have had/used many different wireless keyboards over the years, and for use on a desk this is the one I like the most. It is compact without giving up a 10 key, it also has hot keys for play/pause, previous track, next track, volume up, volume down, and mute. It makes use of a Function Key to allow the F-Keys to also be shortcut keys for things such as lock PC, PC Power, Windows Calculator, etc. I use this as the keyboard for my computer at the office and it is perfect for that, the only reason I haven't replaced the (much more expensive) one I have at home for the computer hooked up to my TV is that this keyboard does not have back lit keys. As back lit keys really have no benefit in the office I appreciate the longer battery life that this is able to get by omitting it. Overall I would have been happy with this keyboard if I had paid $40 or $50 for it and at $20 it is an awesome deal.

The keyboard first started out working great but I noticed that some of the keys would not work. I kept trying to press the keys firmly but it still wouldn’t work.

Its a very small uncomfortable to use keyboard. However it is also an extremely cheap keyboard which I only needed to use temporarily and it served its purpose.

The keys seem too far apart and don't press naturally. They press like membrane keys even though this is scissor. It has a cheap feel. I can't imagine using it for serious typing.

This keyboard is awful. The keys often stick and or some just do not respond at all. It was brand new and packed well, but I cannot determine why sometimes the keys will keeps typing once I have released pressure. It doesn't look like a physical stick, they just keep typing the same letter until I hit the space bar or again, they it just stops typing and misses letter I have selected. This creates such a waste of time when working from home!