Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to install and very slick nice look/feel to it.

Always liked the Apple wireless keyboards, but hated the frequent battery changes and re-pairing glitches that would happen every so often. Also I needed a number pad for spreadsheet work. It's great! No power worries ever again, great response and tactile feel. Easy to pair. And only needed to do it once. Highly recommend!!

I bought this as a secondary keyboard for an iMac, mostly for the number keypad and the no battery, no cable charging. It has remained charged for over a month now. I did not install the Solar App software that allows you to see the charge level, so I don't know how charged it is, but it's been enough for my use of a couple of hours a day. The daylight in the room where I have my desk is enough to keep it charged. I don't have it close enough to any lights during the evening or at night for it to charge. I like the feel of the keys. They are very quiet. The only issue I've had is finding out how to switch between the standard mac functions and the f keys.

Bought this keyboard as a replacement for my wired keyboard (still working, except for one or two keys). This keyboard installed fairly easily. One thing I did not realize at first - you need to pull out the yellow tab at the top center of the keyboard (similar to the wireless mice) so the battery will supply power (yeah, even though it's solar powered). The keyboard responds quite well as I am typing this review. Logitech has an app you can install to check if you have enough light for the keyboard. They also have a "pairing" app to download and install - needed if you want to pair a wireless keyboard and mouse to the same nano-receiver. These devices can only be paired to one receiver at a time - so I switch between my desktop and my work laptop by moving the receiver from one to the other. One thing I have noted - one of the keys (left arrow) seems a little spongy and is not as tactile as the others, although it works. Fortunately, not a key I use very often. Overall, a great keyboard. Others have noted the legs on the keyboard are flimsy. They do seem that way. However, I use the keyboard flat on my desk with no issues.

This keyboard is easy to use. Great battery life!!

Use this everyday at work and its so nice not having wires and not having to charge it ever. Works flawlessly

Works great. Easy to install. Wireless a big plus.

I was using the keyboard that came with my iMac but I missed having the numeric pad. The greatest feature is this uses no batteries, I've had no issues with power - I use it in a dark corner and I think it gets charged mainly by the light of my monitor. It has all the shortcuts the other has so I don't miss the other.

This solar powered keyboard is better than I expected. It has a great touch and is quite thin. Have only had this for a month and can not believe the power storage. It still shows 100 % charge in a lighted room of only about 25% lumen output. I turn the keyboard off when shutting down my computer however.

I bought this despite the reviews of customers saying the keys were falling off after heavy use or that the key typing was too loud. No keys have fallen off after a month of heavy use, and the loudness of the keys is typical to a normal keyboard so I do not know why that would be an issue. I bought this over the Name brand one due to having the ability to charge it and not replace batteries. The added benefit is it charges itself every time you use it! The usb connectivity is beneficial as you do not have to worry about connecting through bluetooth.

Keyboard has exceeded our expectations! We love the number keypad on it. Works great with the computer we purchased. We did not have to reprogram the function keys to work with the Mac Mini. We enjoy it being wireless and you can sit in the family room and use it without dealing with a wire. Love the keyboard!

Bought this keyboard when I bought a Mac mini and having experienced it at my work office. Although using it on a Mac, still compatible and fully functional. I preferred th black color versus the white for Mac version and would be primarily using Windows on my Mac anyway. I propped the keyboard against my window for a day and I'm still running 90% battery after using it for a month. My room is very dark and is where my home office is located. Comes with a convenient Windows only battery application that tells you the percentage it's at which is also helpful. Regular room light will also charge the keyboard. keys also feel very comfortable would definitely recommend

Very low profile keyboard with an incredibly sleek look. Great performance and key travel for a slim as it is. The solar powered aspect is incredible, no batteries needed. It charges with the light in my office. Mind you it isn’t light in a normal room, no fancy LED lights nothing. It’s basically constantly charging while under use. This or the white version geared more toward Mac is a must have for anyone looking for a keyboard, and especially one that doesn’t wanna deal with the keyboard with batteries or charging!

Slim, nice looking keyboard. I was tired of having to recharge my batteries. After purchasing this keyboard, I no longer have to worry about it. This solar powered keyboard takes care of the recharge and looks nice with my Mac.

Bought new Mac. Love Apple, but the new keyboard way to small. Talked to the BB rep and he showed us a couple of different ones, one he had and this one. Bought this one to keep the mac look and love it. I really wish Apple had a larger key board option, but this makes using my awesome new Mac great.

I personally couldn't ask for a more suitable keyboard for my MacBook Air than the Logitech K750. The design is very sleek, and much like all Logitech products, a great value for the price. I haven't encountered any issues with maintaining connectivity to my computer despite the fact that this particular model does not have Bluetooth capabilities. I have a surge protector with multiple USB ports near my desk so I personally had no issue with giving up a USB port for the keyboard. Not to mention, the internal battery lasts for at least two days and there is an app that you can download to track your solar power energy reserve levels.

This is a fantastic Mac only version of the K750 keyboard. The feel, the look, the ability to combine it with a Logitech mouse needing just the one dongle, Awesome. The wireless system has none of the shortcomings I have experience with bluetooth keyboards and the build construction is great. OK, now the two "Buts". Having cleaned many keyboards over the years I have never run across this: 1. The fabulous looking white keys are dirt and grease "magnets" and of course show this like neon signs. (No worse than other white keyboards but no better. Where's Stainmaster for keyboards?) 2. Unless you clean these *very, very" delicately something under the keys gets shorted out (no fire, no Zap!) and it is now a paperweight. I use two of these, one for an iMac and one my Mac mini running the home entertainment. I have had to use the Geek Squad accidental damage protection plan twice. The 1st time I used screen cleaner solution spritzed on the keyboard very lightly. The second time a rung out wash cloth. Using a barely damp Handi-Wipe now with no problems.

It's solar so I haven't replaced a keyboard battery in a few years. Even in low-light conditions, I was able to use it for weeks before needing to set it out in the sun to charge. Depending on how and where you use it, you'll figure out the best charging scenario. My desk was moved from the "dungeon" to the normal office space with windows so I haven't had to charge it at all since the move. Keys feel really nice to type with and actually helps me type faster. It'd be nice if it had a bluetooth connection. I have one for my Mac also and the track forward/backward buttons don't work for Spotify. However, the play/pause buttons work just fine. Wish there was better support for programming the keys, but works great otherwise. The buttons work just fine for Spotify on Win10 without any configuration. The only other nit picky thing I'd say would be to move the "Power" button away from f12. Or have the ability to disable it --I accidently power off my computer sometimes when I try to increase the volume with f11.

Recommend to everyone with a mac to get this keyboard. Easy to install and easy to use. The keyboard stays power by receiving light. In using the keyboard, it is running as soon as it is turn on. The keys respond well. Have had it for a few weeks, but expect it will continue working well for a long time.

A wireless keyboard you never have to charge! The solar app tells you how much lux your keyboard is getting, and how much reserve power your keyboard has. I don't think I've ever dropped below 100% charge. The keyboard does not need a whole lot of light, and they claim it can go days in total darkness.