Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very convenient keyboard to use for internet on big screen tv

I use this keyboard and TV. Awesome keyboard. Would recommend.

Excellent compact, wireless keyboard with arrows and mouse.

This is a great keyboard for laptops. Has Bluetooth too!

Its sleek. The looks play the part of the modern set up I have. I use it for the Fire tv and pc. device presets make switching a breeze. Flawless so far with or without the using the receiver. Everything works well as expected from a trusted brand.

Bought to use with my Samsung 6qf TV works great so far.

Excellent for smart TV use and streaming. Easy setup.

Keyboard works very good easy to use hook with Bluetooth

Love the wireless keyboard makes my life much much better

Works perfectly and switch between computers is seamless.

Great product .But overpriced. Works great with Smart TV.

Purchase this for my Nvidia shield and works great.

It's easy to use Great to access on tv, so easy to use

Love this keyboard. It has made my life more simple.

I bought this when I saw the display and new track pad out of frustration from using the previous edition which had the jumpiest track pad on earth. This one is not 100% better but it is 75% better.

Was a little disappointed it didn't work with all my LG TV apps but it function as it's designed to. The letter keys don't work with some apps such as Amazon Prime but all of the do with Netflix. Still, every function can be done with the built in mouse pad.

The size and feel is good, but it is buggy. When using the volume controls, sometimes it will stick and either make your volume full blast, or silent. Even being at the computer and trying to lower the volume won't work, because the keyboard is still turbo pressing. But the keys aren't stuck. The fix is, turning off the keyboard, and then back on.. Also there's no magnifying glass, which kind of defeats the purpose of this keyboard when trying to use a computer hooked up to the TV while sitting 8+ feet away.

Having a keyboard to search your smart tv is simply the smartest new innovation. installation was easy, and it works beautifully. The only issue is that it doesn't power on/off the TV. So I still need my TV remote for power. That's a bummer, because I don't want multiple devices...

Love this keyboard. I use it to control my tv. got tired of using the tv remote to choose individual letters. Now I can type in the name. The keys do not stick and they respond with the slightest touch.

First of all, this is a TV keyboard, so I think you have to rate it based on that, and not as a normal keyboard you would use in a day-to-day desktop setting. With a TV keyboard, you get the smaller keys, some missing keys / combined keys you would normally find on a full-sized keyboard in trade for portability and not taking up too much space on a couch or coffee table. That being said, I found the keys to be similar in feel to the keys on my Surface Pro 4 keyboard, albeit round and a bit of space around each one. I'm writing this review using it, and it's pretty easy. A little bit closer with the hands, but not super cramped. I wouldn't want to type a novel on it, for ergonomic reasons, but for something like writing a review... pretty comfortable. There is one thing missing from this keyboard that could've really scored some points, and that is back-lit keys!!! I would say that is a deal-breaker in some situations, because without that, it's very hard to use in low light environments, like a living room while watching a movie. I'm honestly surprised Logitech wouldn't have included that. The keyboard uses key combinations for the initial configuration and switching to each of the 3 pairing modes, which I think would've been better suited as hardware switches, because without reading the setup on the internet, you would be hard-pressed trying to figure out how to set this keyboard up straight out of the box. No manual with setup instructions was included with these kinda critical setup steps. Not sure I will remember the combinations when it comes time to pair it with another device, so I'll probably need to head back to the K600 setup website. The Logitech options software you can download is nice, and lets you configure the keyboard to your liking. It comes with a Logitech Unifying dongle, but I already had one connected, so I just configured it to connect with that one on my desktop PC. Once I was able to figure out how to get it into Bluetooth pairing mode via the K600 website, I paired it with my Android tablet easy peasy. The range of both Bluetooth and the Unifying USB dongle is excellent. You can easily take this keyboard across a room and still have an excellent connection to whatever you are connected to. The size of the keyboard, and position of the circular touchpad make it great for holding with a hand on each end, and using your thumb to scroll around the touchpad. That's a big win with this keyboard. The D-pad above the touchpad is great for scrolling through items in a UI where there isn't mouse control, like a smart tv. The little shortcut buttons on the left side are nice, and can be configured with the Logitech Options App on the PC. I didn't see any configuration software for iOs, Android, or Chrome OS, but you can download the Options software on Mac OS. Having a mobile version of the Options software would be a nice bonus. The construction feels pretty solid, and the keyboard feels well balanced when holding with 2 hands. Sits nice and flat on a desk with a slight angle. Overall, this is a decent portable keyboard for whatever device you want to use it with, but the lack of backlit keys limits it's applications in my honest opinion. If Logitech adds that, it would be a much better choice for certain situations. I would only recommend this to someone that didn't need backlit keys.