Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good product, but basic, but not worth the money. Many features still need to be worked out.

I've owned multiple of this Logitech K360 keyboard over the years and truly enjoy the small form factor as well as the reliability and durability. Never once had any issues. For sure, it's not a quiet typing experience (what do you expect for the low price point). The key clicks are loud. But the keys are spaced nicely and provide good response/feedback. Plus, they managed to incorporate a dedicated number pad (yay!) considering the aforementioned small form factor. Lol, I must sadly say that it's a much more enjoyable typing experience than on my 2017 MacBook Pro. I recommend Apple engineers pay a visit to Logitech headquarters to learn how to make a reliable and durable keyboard (crazy, but the truth!).

Keys are compact and feels small, build and quality are good

it worked for approximately one day then stopped completely. Junk. Very disappointed.

it was cool..then someone came in my house and stole it

Too small to type. Not recommended to buy this keyboard

Many keys work bad. No likey. Many keys work bad. No likey. Many keys work bad. No likey.

I returned the item wasn’t compatible with my computer.

I bought this keyboard for my home office and love that it is so compact. It was so easy to set up. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to replace their old key board. You can't beat the price either. I got mine on sale for $19.99.

Poor quality and wireless connection is not working in a month

Did not work straight out of the box will be returning!

I wish I could return it but I threw away the box and receipt

This keyboard lasted 4 months before it stopped working.

OK...maybe I'm a little unfair here...but slight mushy keys can be an issue for some folks (including me), However, response is good to excellent and ergonomics are good. The keyboard has feet on the back that allow you to either lay it flat or at an angle on the desk: an ergonomic plus over other keyboards without that feature. The USB transmitter is very small and does not block access to surrounding USB ports. Transmission accuracy is excellent. The function keys are programmable for those who like to do some customization. The keyboard, while compact, is comfortable to type on, similar to a full sized keyboard while giving you the advantage of using less space. The numeric keypad is a plus for those who may work with numbers in spreadsheets and/or accounting software. For the price: this is an excellent value.

Upgrading from wired to wireless, hoping the battery lasts as long as it says it does but so far I love the buttons and the feel of it. Takes up less space on my desk as well.

I am pretty picky when it comes to keyboards. The thing I like most about this keyboard is that is very responsive. Whether I am gaming or working on a project, I never have an issue with it or losing wireless signal if my leg is in front of the usb receiver. That happens with my mouse, but not this keyboard. The battery life has been pretty good for the keyboard as well. I am still using the first set of batteries even though it has been a few months of use. The only problem I have with the keyboard is that the legs sometimes fall down when I move it backwards away from me. Not a big deal, just bugs me.

I am still getting used to my new keyboard but I think it's going to be fine. I am coming from an older more traditional style keyboard so the look and feel is different. I wish it were matte rather than glossy but I think I'll get used to that. The keys aren't glossy, just the background. Mine is all black, not with the diagonal color block as shown in the illustration (glad about that). My biggest gripe at this point is that the Delete key is tiny and above the huge backspace key, not equal size and to the right of it as I am used to. I am used to a big Delete key located where the 7 and 4 keys are on this keyboard. I didn't realize how much I use the Delete key till now. So I am deciding whether it's worth a return and more money for a different Delete key. The arrow keys are smaller and shifted in location but I don't use them much. It's kind of funny, I am somewhat taken aback by the brightness of the lettering. Many of the labels on my old keyboard were completely worn off. I normally like bold bright lettering, but that, too, is taking some getting used to.

This is a nice wireless keyboard. It works well and I have not encounter any issues with it so far. I used it on Windows 7 and Mac OSX without any issues. This wireless keyboard comes with a unified receiver so if you plan to use a a Logitech wireless mouse it is simple to connect them both. However, to un-pair them and to use its own receiver again requires you to download a separate software via Logitech website. If you do not use the software the mouse receiver will not work individually until you un-pair that connectivity on the compuer. Great keyboard for its price.

I have a PC that is hooked up to the living room TV. I use it for gaming and for watching streaming video services. I've tried some different bluetooth keyboards with it, but they all were very flaky. Not this piece. It is a solid keyboard that maintains a reliable connection. After flipping the switch to ON on the keyboard, no more than a second or two goes by and it's ready to go. Best wireless keyboard I've used by far.

This is a good keyboard, not a great keyboard, but a good one. They keys are easy to type on and the layout is pretty good. Takes a small minute to get use to the layout over a standard layout, but not long, 1 day tops. The only reason it is not a great keyboard is that I feel like the keys could have a little less travel. However, some may prefer this and consider it a feature - longer travel keys make it harder to accidentally hit two keys at once. For the price, this keyboard cannot be beat.