Customer Ratings & Reviews

Leave it to Logitech to keep making high quality electronics accessories. The keyboard is travel friendly, has quiet and responsive key and connects seamlessly. I never turn off the keyboard and I’ve had it for more than a month. Hope it keeps up to the 2 years they claim. This is a 5 star keyboard, but I have it 4 only because of those 3 yellow keys. Call me picky but they should have made them a darker shade of grey or a white- ANYTHING NEUTRAL. The yellow dosent match anything in my desk. Other than that I would definitely suggest this keyboard!

Easy to set up… small footprint. Bluetooth works great. Only issue is no good way to determine when caps lock is on..nothing lights up.

This is a great keyboard. It pairs effortlessly and my fingers feel at home on the keys but I have one bone to pick. Who put these stupid stickers on? They have a horrendous glare and it makes it hard to see the keys unless there is direct light shining on the keyboard. For that reason alone I will be returning.

I love my keyboard. It is small and does not take up much space in my computer desk now. The clicking sound is less noisy compared to my previous Logitech keyboard. I have connected the keyboard to 3 devices and works great. It is lightweight. Love my Rose color keyboard and hope Logitech continues to provide feminine colors.

If you are looking for a keyboard that is bluetooth, universal, will work with up to 3 devices, and is around the same size as Apple's Magic Keyboard then the Logitech K380 keyboard is it! It is paired via bluetooth 4.0, and can be paired with up to 3 devices of your choosing (Usually a smartphone, tablet and PC/Mac. All you need to do is press one of the 3 the numbered function keys to switch to the desired device), and runs on 2 AAA batteries that can last up to 2 years before needing replacement. The keys are pleasant to press, and the round-shaped keys feel sturdy to the touch. The keyboard as a whole is made of plastic but it doesn't feel cheap, and some keys will feature alternate symbols (i.e. The alt. key also is labeled with the Apple Command symbol) since this is meant to be a universal-format keyboard. The top function keys can also be customized to some degree using Logitech's Options software. That means you can program them to work to your needs, be it using the return function key as a shortcut to another app etc. I will admit that this keyboard will take some getting used to, as the keys are spaced fairly close together, but with practice and patience you will find the typing experience to be positive. In fact, I am typing this review on the K380 keyboard, which I've had for about a month now as of this review, and am typing no different than I would on a larger keyboard. There are of course a few cons to look out for here, as nothing is perfect. One of those cons is that Logitech's 'Options' software is limited where customization is concerned. This may or may not be a bad thing, depending on who is using the keyboard, but some may want to have more customization options when setting their keyboard up. Also, you will need the 'Options' software if you want to want the ability to moniter things like battery life and be able to change the functions of some of the keys. Another con is the lack of a 10-key number pad. I am used to using larger keyboards and you don't realize how valuable the number pad is until you no longer have it. On the other hand, if you use an Apple wireless keyboard or laptop keyboard then this won't be an issue for you. Overall, this is a great keyboard and one I will recommend to anyone looking for a keyboard that doesn't take up much space and is connected via bluetooth.

A great little keyboard. Connects flawlessly to multiple devices. (Mostly only used it with one device, so haven't tested the multiple device capability much.) As a keyboard it is quite good. Short keystroke obviously but the feel is quite good. The size is just a little bit smaller than normal so I can't type quite like normal, but almost. It is heavier than it looks which I think is good as it helps it to be stable.

I love my logitech K380. I love the feel of the keyboard in my hands and on my lap. I love the weight of it. I love that it’s reliable when I touch the keys and they are very easy to use. My only problem is, because of my blindness, I have problems, connecting with the keyboard, sometimes, because it requires a visual light to let you know when you are connected. But I obviously I have found a workaround that can help me deal with that problem. And that is using my voiceover to let me know when the keyboard is connected. I like it a lot. And the price was right. at about $30, you can’t beat it.

I bought this to save desk space. I looked at the $99 version and settled for this to save money. It's honestly worth the buy. The only drawback is that it doesn't work with a USB receiver if your computer does not have Bluetooth capabilities. It was easy to set up and it pairs immediately my computer. If I want to pair it with another computer, I hold down the 2 or 3 Bluetooth button on the top left part of the keyboard. The only thing I would suggest to Logitech would be to include a USB receiver like it does with its mice.

the size of the keyboard is nice and portable. it made my desk look nice and clean. the matching mouse makes it look even nicer. however I did not like the matching mouse. the keyboard is very nice. I think it should come with the mouse for free. id buy it and put up with the mouse if it did. it has bluetooth but they decided to forgo the dongle, so i had to buy a second keybnoard to set it up on my mac. overall ill give it a 3.7 out of 5

First, if you like keyboards with tactile feel and good key travel, this is not the keyboard for you. I wanted to get the 750, but it only comes in the kit and I already have the 720 mouse that comes in the kit. I got this to replace the KT811 keyboard that is BT and supports 3 devices. I liked that keyboard, but the built-in battery didn’t last but a week. And then you have to plug it in to charge. Sorta defeats the purpose of a BT keyboard if it’s always plugged in. I’m still not sure how I feel about the round keys, but I’m typing this on an iPad Smart Keyboard, so I’m used to the mushy key thing. The other big plus over the KT811 is the fact that it has a Delete key in addition to the BackSpace. Never thought that would be a deal, but it sorta is. Pairing and switching is very easy, I have it paired to a Mac, a Win10 Surface Pro 4 and an Ubuntu Linux 18.04 server. Because it’s battery powered, it does go to sleep and requires a key press to wake up. But it pairs quickly and I’ve never had an issue with the MBP coming out of sleep with the keyboard or mouse.

I would actually rate this 4.5. I bought this one as a gift, but I've had my own for over eight months. Pros: - multiple devices (Linux/Windows PC, iPhone, Mac) - rather quiet - rather long battery life - comfortable - does not take up a lot of space Cons: - sometimes when switching the active device, pairing can take a while (10-20 seconds) - does not have some keys (page up/down, home/end) Full Review: Overall, I think this is a great Bluetooth keyboard, especially for the price. Being able to pair with multiple devices turned out to be an extremely useful feature (switching between two laptops, phone). The setup is pretty intuitive (although can be a bit of a pain dual-booting). My main gripe with this is that occasionally it takes longer than I would like to re-pair when switching devices (sometimes I have to toggle the active device for it to pair). The keyboard itself has a number of nice features. For one, it's rather quiet, which is great for meetings when you want to type something, but not have your mic pick it up. The battery life and power-saving features are also quite helpful, although with my usage, I would expect the battery to last around a year (4-8 hours a day). The keyboard itself doesn't take up a lot of space on my desk either, which is a nice bonus. I do miss having PgUp/PgDn/Home and some other keys, but it's a small sacrifice.

Works with multiple devises as advertised. Can be put in airline checked bagage because the batteries are removable, AAA batteries. Minor Problem: when used with Andriod phone, the uswe has to wait a moment between typing two of the same character. (This could be android's issue)

What I was looking for: A desktop keyboard from a reputable brand that is wireless and did not have a numerical key pad (for better ergonomics and desk space while using a drawing tablet sitting next to it.) It met these requirements perfectly. Bonus pros: Connects via bluetooth and can save connections to 3 different bluetooth enabled devices, so I'm able to connect it to my windows desktop, my macbook pro, and even my android phone, and can easily switch between each within literally 2 or 3 seconds. With this ability & the fact that the keyboard is relatively small, its great for portability. Also, in regards to Windows and Mac compatibility, it does offer a windows key and a Command key for each respective OS, and they are in the correct positions for each. Battery life has been great. It runs on 2 AAA batteris (included in the box) and according to Logitech they'll last something like years. So far I've had mine running for about a month and a half and it's still showing 100%. so the Cons: I'm not a fan of the round keys. The key spacing might actually be a tiny bit tighter than a standard keyboard, not uncomfortably, but I do find myself missing a key slightly now and then. As far as i can figure out, there is no Home or End key, and i kinda miss those. I do feel like the plastic could feel a little more premium, but with the low price for the features that it offers, I can get past that. Wish it came with a USB Bluetooth receiver as my windows desktop does not have bluetooth built in. Had to buy one seperately for another 15 bucks. Overall, even with those cons, I'm quite happy with it.

This keyboard is much better than I thought it would be. It feels great to type on. The flow across the keyboard feels effortless. Finally, the functionality to switch between my iPad, iPad mini, and iPhone seamlessly is fantastic.

I love this keyboard. It connects to 3 different devices. Great size, not to small and not too big. The keys are very comfortable, and the angle is amazing and allows for easy of use. I mainly use this with my iPad for college work, and I use this with my iPad more than I use my laptop, I would say 95% of the time. I only wish that, for transportation purposes, that it had a case to protect the keys while in my book bag.

This keyboard is wireless, and is capable of pairing with up to three devices. I like the light weight with the fact that it uses AA batteries. Batteries also seems to have a long life with this board.

Bought because I hate thumb-typing on a screen. It's thinner and lighter than the previous model I had, and runs on AAA batteries (all good things for me, as one can buy batteries in a pinch, whereas recharging isn't always an option when traveling). This model doesn't hold the device ... the model I had before did, but I would have to remove the case first, so I don't miss the feature as much as I thought I would.

I really love using this thing, everything about it feels great. The keys have a nice distinct tactile pop, similar I think to the more expensive MX keys mini. The base is heavy and solid, and does not creak or bend easily. Quality wise, definitely more than I expected for the price. When I bought it I didn't even notice that it can pair with up to 3 devices at a time, so that was also a nice surprise. I found it convenient to be able to quickly switch between my Playstation and a tablet. My only complaint is that it is Bluetooth only. It can't be used with a Logitech unifying receiver. It would be nice if Logi made all their products like their trackball, which supports both.

Lightweight, well designed. Easy touch on keyboard. My Mother in Law is completely satisfied and thinks I am a genius for picking that model to fit her tablet (my Best Buy/Goodyear reps suggested it after I explained what I needed. Typical good brand (Logitech) with good service if needed . Reason that I deal with Best Buy for most electronics and accessories needs.

I love the cute-looking circular buttons. they remind me of a typewriter. Would have liked other color options. But it was a good price and very light to carry around, and durable.