Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to use, looks nice. I like that it is solar and wireless . Veery smooth and such a good price. I use it with my Mackbook Air and it works great.

feel the keys, Apple, or Windows.How many times your batteries go dead on your wireless keyboard? Unexpectly, and you got none around. Well no more batteries. Solar powered is awesome. The perfect keyboard for a Mac hack. no special light needed. just everyday room light. always a full charge. IT'S A MUST HAVE

I prefer the feel of this keyboard to my MacBook Pro's. The biggest best thing, I NEVER have to think about charging this. I hunk in the time I've owned it, which is more than a year, I've gotten 1 warning about the power running low. And I use this daily as a software engineering student!

How can you not love a full, wireless keyboard that never needs batteries. Works flawlessly and with the purchase of a Logitech trackball, the coupler piece that it included is great for syncing both peripherals while only utilizing one USB input.

This keyboard was easy to setup and has great functionality. The one issue I noticed straight away is that there is no light on the Caps Lock key, so you can't tell when it's on until you start typing. Otherwise I'm very happy with the purchase.

Bought this as it uses the unifying feature so only have to use 1 USB port for this keyboard and a wireless mouse. The keyboard is very responsive and with the solar charging, batteries are no longer an issue. Keyboard has never run out of power and it's used for 8+ hours per day. Excellent product.

Tried the Apple wireless keyboard first, it was sleek and I liked the rechargeability -- but the keys were too close together, it was not so comfortable. This keyboard is very easy to use and I love the solar / light recharge option. It doesn't take much to keep charged.

This has been a really good keyboard for me. I've had it for about 2 months now and have not had any issues. It has been well worth the price. Specific pros and cons are as follows: Pros: - Solar powered battery works as expected. I keep it on 24/7 in a basement office that has no natural light. Every time I push the "battery check" button it shows that it is at full battery, thus showing that it does charge from my office's ceiling lights. - It uses the same micro-USB receiver as my Logitech mouse as expected. It was very easy to pair this keyboard to the receiver that I was already using. - Chiclet keys (this is more of a preference for me. I just prefer chiclet keys over traditional keys) - It is very thin, but still sturdy - Looks nice Cons: - The keys are just a little bit mushy. They aren't nearly as bad as low-end keyboards, but I prefer keys to have a very crisp feel. This is the main reason I gave the product 4 stars instead of 5. - Some of the keys were placed in poor locations. For example, the "increase volume" key was placed adjacent to the power key. A couple of times I have inadvertently touched the power key which has put my computer in sleep mode per my personal computer's settings.

This is by far my favorite keyboard, the solar app works great even though I am no where near a window. The desk light I have charges it in no time. I no longer have to worry about running out to buy batteries because I can't get my work done. I also love the slim profile of this keyboard.

I got this keyboard so that I had a number pad to use with my Mac. Not sure why Apple doesn't make a cordless version with one. I really like that you don't have to replace batteries. The keys feel great and has all the Mac special keys. It is nice having a number pad. My only issue is some of the keys are in a slightly different location since there is an = key. That slides the / * keys over one space and moves the - key down one. So trying to get use to that. I keep hitting the = when trying to hit the / key. That is one thing I didn't notice and was use to Window keyboards. If you are uses to Apple keyboards or number pads this will not be a problem because this is how Apple does it.

This keyboard has impressed me from the very start. The keys have a nice feel to them and are very easy to type on. I prefer typing on this keyboard versus my MacBook pro itself. For half the cost of the Apple keyboard This is an awesome value. The fact that the solar charging means you almost never have to replace the batteries is a huge bonus. I have the Apple magic keyboard for my other Mac and have considered buying a second one of the Logitech keyboard and replacing the Apple one.

We were using an old windows keyboard on the Mac Mini that we purchased a while back and finally for Christmas purchased this one and it works great. No longer having any of the issues that we had before! I think this was the same price as the wired Apple one and I love that it is wireless!

Guess what keyboard I'm using to type this review? You guessed it, the Logitech Solar Wireless. The solar cells it uses are very efficient. You can use normal room lighting to keep it powered. You don't have to use natural sunlight if you don't want to. Keys feel nice as well.

Compact and slim, this keyboard has a great touch/feel and holds a solsr charge for a long time. Even indoors away from any window it gets its charge for long enough that you don't have to worry about its reliability.

Does the job as a keyboard and the solar power feature is great so you never need to worry about batteries dying at the wrong time. I am just not sure why there is no Caps Lock indicator. It drives me crazy not knowing if the Caps Lock is on or not -- every other keyboard that I ever owned had a little light that would come on indicating when Caps Lock was enabled. The feature may exist on this one - but if it does, I can't figure it out. So it is annoying and the reason why I did not give it 5 stars. I would certainly highlight this to anyone before they bought it. Some people may care more about this than others.

I was very unsure when I purchased this keyboard but the more I use it the more I like it. Keys feel good and are responsive with no bounce, easy to type even after years of the ergonomic keyboard I had no problems transitioning to this one.

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.

Brought this wireless solar keyboard because I wss tired of buying batteries for other brands. Turned out to be a great purchase, it was totally compatible with my other equipment and the fact that it's solar makes it worth every penny!

I bought an IMAC and couldn't get use the 78 key wireless keyboard that came with it. The Logitech K750 is a full keyboard with 121 keys including the numeric keypad plus it is wireless and solar powered with a set of quick keys, making my typing much easier.

I had the Mac version of this prior but I had bough a Windows machine and while the Mac version technically worked the keys weren't correct (Apple key instead of Windows key, a few other differences). So I bought this one. From an aesthetic level, I do prefer the Mac one. I think the white looks much nicer. The black is very boring. I also wish the keys on this were backlit but I knew they weren't when I bought it. Where this really excels and the reason I've bought it twice is the battery. Since this is solar powered you literally never need to recharge it. It's constantly charging itself. And you can use the dongle and pair it to other Logitech items that use that same technology. Be careful though - some newer Logitech items don't use the Unify dongle and use a different tech. I recently bought a new Logitech mouse and didn't realize this - it can't be paired to this dongle. I would recommend this keyboard however if you're willing to spend a hair more I'd recommend the Logitech MX Keys. It's not solar powered, you have to charge it via usb-c, but it's backlit and a bit smaller than the K750. That said the K750 is a solid keyboard that I like having on hand and would recommend.