Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've always enjoyed Logitech products. This is no exception. It works as it should. It has a good weight of a quality product while remaining very thin. The keys are excellent to type with. A rewarding click while not being too hard to press for quick typing. My work area is darker, but I've not gone below 88% since I've gotten the keyboard. I would recommend this keyboard if you need a good portable solution and you don't want to have to pay for batteries every few weeks.

I got this to replace my iMac's short bluetooth wireless keyboard. I was looking for a keyboard that had the extended number pad, and while I wanted one that was corded, this keyboard looked pretty good. I got it when it was on sale and it has worked pretty well for me the last month. The build isn't as nice as the metal keyboards that apple is selling with their computers now, but its still not bad. The upside to the plastic is that it is a very light weight keyboard. There are also legs on the back if you don't like your keyboard flat and it props the back up about an inch. The keys don't feel as nice as Apple's flat-key keyboards, but that's made up by no longer needing batteries (with the solar charging) and he number pad. I also have a Logitech wireless mouse so I've set them up to work off the same USB port. While I haven't encountered it becoming a problem, a lot of the time the energy light will display red (for low power) when on the keyboard. I'm not working in the best lit area of my building, so I don't get a lot of natural light. I switch the keyboard off when I'm not using it, and it hasn't failed me yet when I'm typing or using it. All in all this is a pretty good keyboard for light to moderate use. If you're looking for a gaming keyboard, I'd probably look elsewhere.

This keyboard is perfect addition for IMAC owners who prefers a full size keyboard with a accounting number key pad and more importantly, delete and backspace keys typically found and function the same as legacy keyboards (vs IMAC standard/smaller version). The color and wireless are a perfect, modern match for IMAC. Solar holds charge, zero problems for 3-yrs, neighbor bought same keyboard 4 yrs ago, again flawless.

I use this keyboard primarily for business purposes with my laptop. The keyboard is perfect for this application and when used with a mouse that supports the unifying dongle it only occupies 1 USB port. Throw this in a backpack with the mouse and laptop and you are ready to go without needing to carry batteries. I have had several of these keyboards (I've worn them out), they are durable and simple to configure.

I purchased the K750 keyboard for the mac after reading reviews about the product. I also own a K750 keyboard for my office, which I absolutely love. The keys, the placement in between each key, and the design are just done so well. Plus, since it's Solar, no need to replace the battery. The keyboard is great for productivity for the average Mac user. I definitely would recommend!

I run a Parallels virtual Windows 10 machine on my late 2019 MacBook Pro (Catalina) so I can use SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio. These programs are a lot easier to use with a Windows keyboard. Based on most of the reviews and specs here and on Amazon, it seemed like this one would not work for my setup. But it does! I just plugged the bluetooth receiver into my Mac USB C adapter (see image) and it works! I'm not sure why so many reviews said it wouldn't... perhaps they were trying to use the OS native bluetooth and not the USB adapter that came with the keyboard? Besides it working with my Mac/Parallels setup, here are some other things I like: springy but quiet keyboard, no batteries to change!, little button to determine if it is getting enough light to charge, low profile, number keypad on tight, decent price, no lag time. I'm using it now.

I kind of love this keyboard. Never needs batteries and uses the natural light in the office to keep it powered. It feels like a modern laptop keyboard and works better than the Microsoft usb keyboard I had been using. Since I also owned a Logitech Mouse I was able to only have to use one dongle. My only complaint is that there is no CAPS Lock light on the keyboard

This is a great keyboard that includes the full number pad. The wireless keyboard is a must for me, especially with a cat that likes to play and chew wires. No wires = no problems! And the solar capability means never having to buy batteries and they keyboard is always fully functional. I have never had this keyboard in direct sunlight and it still works perfectly! A great product!

Had been using a wired Apple Keyboard with my Mac Mini and previously an older MacBook Pro. A couple keys failed so it was time for a new keyboard. I like having the numeric keypad so the choices (and I wanted to retain the Apple layout) were another wired Apple keyboard, the Logitech K750, or a couple other 3rd party accessory brands. Didn't necessarily need the wireless feature, but after reading the reviews I went with the K750. Not having having to deal with replacing or recharging batteries is a big plus and the light on my desk is more than adequate at keeping the K750 fully charged. Having one lass wire run across my desk is nice and the slightly deeper profile to accommodate the solar cells is not a problem. The setup is literally just plugging in the unifying receiver into an available USB port and begin typing. I didn't try downloading the light/battery monitoring app because I read somewhere that it may cause system slowdowns. I do prefer typing on the K750 compared to the Apple keyboard because of the slightly concave keys along with their travel and action. Sure a Caps Lock light would have been nice but would probably impact battery life. Some have mentioned that the folding legs to adjust the angle are little flimsy, but it looks like replacements can be inexpensively ordered from Logitech in the unlikely event they are broken. My only real concern with the K750 is that the labeling of the keys isn't molded in and over time may wear off. Guess it might depend on how hard you pound on the keys. Previously it looks like the K750 was packaged with a cleaning cloth and a USB extender that physically moved the unifying receiver away from your USB port for better range. Apparently this is no longer the case, but I've got plenty of microfiber cleaning cloths laying around to wipe off the numerous fingerprints that collect on the glossy finish of the K750 and my keyboard never travels far enough from my computer for wireless range to be an issue. A nicely designed and built keyboard.

This is the best apple or rather non apple keyboard you can buy. It has never run dead never unpaired and works flawlessly. It even looks like it belongs with my expensive iMac. I love it a lot! You can not go wrong . NOT TO MENTION IT IS AFFORDABLE!!!! who knew? A great deal on a product that works like it is suppose to YUP they still exists!

I love the fact that you never have to change the battery on this keyboard. As long as you keep it in an area with ambient light you won't have low battery problems. It provides enough tactility while remaining quiet. If you are in a workspace that requires minimal noise, I would recommend this keyboard. There's no bells and whistles (It is not backlit) but is easy to configure. You can assign macro keys to some of the F-keys. I highly recommend buying a new one over a refurbished as it includes a 3 year warranty.

Overall great keyboard. Responsive keys and I love the solar charging/power feature. No more batteries and having to charge. One little minor annoyance is the required use of a small and unobtrusive dongle. Wish it was bluetooth pairing. Other than that a minor blemish on an overall great keyboard.

This keyboard is great! I wanted a wireless keyboard that would look appropriate with my Apple devices. Unfortunately, Apple hasn't quite stepped up to the plate on keyboards. The problem is the number pad. Apple makes a great wireless keyboard, but it doesn't have a number pad. If you want the number pad, you have to buy a wired keyboard from Apple. So, this Logitech keyboard steps in to fill the gap. It looks great with it's white and silver color scheme, and it actually goes one step further by including solar charging. I've had one of these keyboards at home for over 4 years and have never had to change a battery!! That's incredible! I now have one for my work computer (a 13" MacBook Pro hooked to a dual 24" screen setup). Since I do most of the technology purchasing and setup for my work, I've also purchased these keyboards for most of the other members of our team. They all love them as well. I have experience now with 6 of these exact keyboards and have never had a single failure! I'd highly recommend this keyboard for your Apple computer.

A fellow coworker had this device and I like the look of it in the bulky feel of it I instantly gravitated towards it and picked one up and I can say it was one of the best purchase decisions I have made in a long time he travel is great holds up well and is completely wireless I initially thought this was only for solar use I found out that standard lighting will also charge it my fingers flying on this and I can type just as fast on this as any other keyboard it is not loud like a mechanical keyboard and even has an application to tell you the state and charge of the keyboard

I was looking for something that was similar to a laptop keyboard (low sitting keys and minimal travel/flex). The solar portion isn't why I bought this, but know I am wonder why more of my accessories don't have this feature. Highly recommend this product and the only reason it isn't 5 stars is due to the glossy black finish around the keys.

Light soft touch of keyboard bottoms help with pain from tendinitis. Solar function works very well. Light in weight. Only draw back is that there is no way to know whether the Cap or the number function is on or off. Would be nice to know whether the Insert function is on or off because it's easy to accidentally press on the wrong key.

This keyboard was so easy to set up. Just plug in the USB receiver and you're off to the races. The key action is nice and doesn't clickety clack like the wired keyboard it replaces. The spacing of the directional and number keypad take a little getting used to because they are a little farther apart than the wired keyboard that came with my PC. The solar power is nice because there will be no batteries to replace at inopportune moments. Battery life hasn't been a problem even in an office without good light. The keyboard does show dust because it has shiny surfaces around the keys. Still an attractive and great keyboard.

I was just looking for the cheapest keyboard BestBuy had in stock, that was compatible with my trusty old 2012 MacBook Pro. I wasn't looking for wireless (I already have to keep recharging AA batteries for my magic mouse) and certainly wasn't looking for *solar* -- since I normally work indoors... But this thing is fantastic! No batteries to charge, no wires tangling up my desktop, and it has worked flawlessly for a week or so now. It has only died once, when I was working in the dead of night with the lights low, for several hours. And I was able to "recharge" it in moments using my iPhone flashlight! :insert-happy-emoji here: It really appeals to my sense of efficiency that instead of eating batteries it essentially recycles the electricity you are already paying for to light the room! The only drawbacks? It takes up one of only two USB ports on the laptop and, unlike the wired apple keyboard it replaced, does not give me 2 more USB ports on the keyboard (of course). So I am down from 3 available USB devices to one. But I'm looking for a usb hub that will fix that, and that will also reduce the number of wires I have to disconnect and reconnect when taking it on the road. Also it's slightly annoying that there is no caps-lock light. I get it -- that would probably eat too many electrons, but was surprised how many times I glance at it to see if its on, and it never is lol. Anybody know where I can find a mac app that gives you a Caps-lock indicator on-screen, maybe in the Mac task tray??

I type a lot. After trying many keyboards, I will only purchase these. I have one for my Mac too. Have used them for at least a year. This one was purchased for work. They keyboards they gave us had really long keypushes that were gritty. I hated it. The solar works great. It charges even in fairly low light. Short key press and smooth. I cannot say it is super quiet though. Quiet enough. No louder than any other keyboard I have had. Have not had one break yet. (Knock on wood)

Although I am a bit of an Apple purist, I recently got a little over zealous with sterilizing my 'Magic' Keyboard and it crapped out on me. In my hunt for a replacement, I came across this Logitech solar powered wireless, and while not Apple, it get's the job done very nicely, maybe even better than Apple's full size magic keyboard. This model is designed to pair with the iMac, complete with Control, Option, Command and Mission Control keys etc. The typing feel is quiet and smooth. The 'solar' power function works really well too. There is an app that you can download that tells you the charge rate and how much power is stored in the battery. I've had mine for over a month now and am still at 100 percent power. The keyboard will trickle charge with ambient lighting keeping it topped off. Unlike earlier iterations of Logitech keyboards, this one feels substantial and even matches the Apple silver of my iMac. While I was a little reluctant to buy it at first because it wasn't Apple, once I got it home and began using it, I could not be happier with my choice.