Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a decent keyboard. Having no batteries is a plus. They could improve the typing feel. It is a little bit mushy.

This Logitech keyboard for my Mac mini was easy to install. I wish it had a led light for the caps lock.

The idea behind this is great, however execution is not quite there. The charge for this, using solar, is absolutely horrible. I let it charge overnight via my lights, but it is still in "red" the next morning. When it is "low" in power (which it is always on low for some reason), it would either lag when you are typing, or completely not type at all. I've tried to turn it off and let it charge until the next day (or at least 8+ hours), and it will still be in red/low power. Tried charging it when it is on, and it will still be in red/low power. Regardless how, it is low. Rarely do i see it in green/high power. Absolutely disappointed with this product. Also, you don't see how much percentage of power you have left on the keyboard at all. It would be great to see the percentage so you can gauge yourself. This keyboard pretty much work 50% of the time for me since I got it in December.

I like it but the space bar can be a little finicky and I have to hit it twice for it to work some times

Didn't work for me . Number on far right did not work and when I pressed (') key I got (:) key.

would giVE IT 0 starsS IF I COULd THERE IS NO CAPS LOCK lIGHT SO YOU HAVE NO IDEA if you are typing in caPS OR NOT!!!! TRY ENTERING YOUR password and getting locked out a few times.

Bought this keyboard under the assumption that it was bluetooth not USB. Returned it upon discovering it was USB.

The brightness buttons done work. I bought it because the price is lower compared to apple keyboard

Sorry I had to return this item because the keys were sticking and made it nearly impossible to work with.

Not detrimental but can cause keystroke errors due to keystroke lag

This is an okay keyboard. The keys began to stick shortly after purchase

I bought my first model of this keyboard in 2011. It still looks and works just fine despite the letters are wearing off on the most used keys after 10 years of use (completely gone from the A,S E, I, and L keys), and my having dropped the keyboard more than a few times over ten years. The original model only differs by having a white outline visible on front from the white plastic back and a yellow "FN" key. The newer K750 has a blue "FN" key and a gray/black front outline and back. In ten years, I've replaced the small (unreplaceable) 3V ML2032 Lithium battery twice and the keyboard still works great with one small exception - I cannot switch off the keyboard as it will not charge the battery with the switch in the off position. So, I have to always leave the keyboard switch on. That apparently nothing with the computer turned off and the K750 not in use. Changing the battery was not difficult - even though it has a sticker on it saying non-replaceable. HA! I just use the thin edge of a small knife to pry the battery tray open without damaging the plastic housing - and replace the battery as needed. So, when I needed to replace a fourteen year old Logitech DiNovo Edge on another computer in my home, the K750 was the logical choice. The plus being I don't have to charge it with a wire or place it in a charging stand like other wireless keyboards. The only caveat to the K750 model is you need to leave it in a room area receiving sunlight or where an indoor light can charge it. The solar computer display can tell you if the keyboard is receiving enough light - so just leave it where it gets a decent amount of light to the solar panels. I have had my 2011 K750 in my dark den, but just leaving it on a table in the center of the den provides it with enough light from the windows on the north side of the room. After numerous dark rainy days start causing charge depletion, I just let it sit directly beneath one of the ceiling lights and it charges back quickly. Considering I have used this keyboard daily for so many years, I certainly can't complain other than I wish the paint wasn't wearing off the keys. Still, I've never had any other brand or model of keyboard last anywhere near as long as the Logitech K750 Solar - and I've used a lot of them over the last 50 of my 70 years. I wrote this review using my ten year old K750. (The new one is currently being shipped now.)

Don't get caught trying to use this in a dark room, won't work

It was a gift for someone. They requested it, specifically . They have not complained.

I put it under different type of lights and non of them works. The build quality of the product is actually good and typing experience is also decent. However, a defected one doesn't deserve any rating more than 1 star.

Good keyboard. The keys are not as firm as I would like...but overall- good

Does not charge even in direct sunlight. Linked to Mac but charging is a pain

nice to not have to charge, however not the highest quality plastic

The wife spotted this keyboard the last time we were at Best Buy, she wanted to buy it for me and she did. It was very simple to set up just plug in the receiver and start using it. There is some useful software for making key changes and one needs to visit Logitechs support Web. site and download the files. This is very simple to do and take just a short time online. I also highly recommend getting a Logitech mouse using a Uniying receiver. I bought the M510. It also comes with a receiver so you end up with and two receivers one with the board and one with the mouse it can't hurts to have a back up right? The keyboard is Solar powered but has a battery backup, the board is ultra thin and lite. The keys have a really nice feed back feel. There is also a Num. pad. The board is well built and has a nice clean look. If your wanting to upgrade your keyboard or needing a new board, I can't think of a better board.

The Logitech - K750 Solar Wireless Keyboard is a good keyboard.