Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this solar wireless keyboard. Connected with the wireless mouse after downloading software, so only one USB connection was necessary. Love the touch of the keyboard, also. Very nice product.

Had to return this because it’s pretty horrible and doesn’t work as intended

I bought this keyboard to replace my Apple keyboard. I wanted to keep a numeric key pad and have the flexibility of wireless. The solar is a bonus. The room I work in is semi dark and I have never ran low on power. it is comfortable and easy to set up. This keyboard does not have a heavy duty feel I like. But I have easily gotten normalized to it. I also prefer the white finish over the black as it does not streak or smudge. I have only had one issue which I believe is minor. Went I first started using it, I noticed that my magic track pad was selecting everything it passed over on the screen. After new batteries and disconnecting and reconnecting to no avail I moved the mouse away from its location right beside the keyboard. The problem has never cam back. I recommend keeping the trackpad at least 4 inches away from the keyboard and everything works great.

stopped charging after a month i dont know what happen must be sensitive

Buy it. Don't hesitate. You WANT this keyboard. It's stylish, functions perfectly, works well in low/dim light and holds a charge for a long time. This is a must have.

This stopped working and would not charge after 2 months

I was excited to get this keyboard but it exceeded my expectations by far!!! I've had it for a short time, (a week# so I cant speak to the long term functionality, but it always works, even in complete dark. I guess it pulls light from anything and stores for a good while. This is no thicker than the original 3G iphone. It's extremely thin and lightweight. It's black but it's outlined in white #on the edges of the keyboard) which gives it a modern look. It looks great. We purchased it so we could use it on our smart tv in the kitchen for for internet use, etc but I love it so much I use it in place of my other keyboard on our main PC and we just take it in there if we want to use it. I think we will end up purchasing a second one.

It would not connect to my I pad. So would not work for application.

I do not recommend this product for rooms with low light

Can you fall in love with a keyboard? I think I did! My Apple Aluminum keyboard crapped out on me, and since it was the only keyboard I had, I needed a new one in a hurry. First of all, this keyboard does absolutely everything my Apple keyboard did. I didn't have to change any preferences... they all just work. I love the fact that it has the solar panel to keep the battery charged. I love the wireless feature. Because I lost the two USB ports that were on the Apple keyboard, I also purchased a Logitech 325 mouse, which pairs up with the same dongle as the keyboard, thereby freeing up one additional USB port, which I usually use for my card reader. I like the slightly larger size of this keyboard. I prefer to type with the keyboard in my lap, and it just feels more stable. I really can't tell much difference between the keystrokes on this Logitech from my Apple keyboard... there was no adjustment period, no learning curve.... It just works! The only negative is the lack of a Caps Lock light. Highly recommend this keyboard.

t think best buy send it to me used one not new....

Bought this keyboard after reading reviews and it has not disappointed. I've been using it for a few weeks now and find that typing on it is very comfortable - much more so than typing on my laptop keyboard which is a little cramped for my taste. The key response is firm with good travel. It worked great right out of the box. Setup was easy and I have paired it with both a three year old Sony Vaio and a brand new Dell XPS 15 and it worked wonderfully on both machines. After two weeks of fairly heavy use, it has remained fully charged in a somewhat dim room. Its been raining ever since I got this so not a lot of natural light. My only complaint, as others have noted, is that there is no indicator on the keyboard, itself, to let you know that caps/num locks are engaged. Not really a big deal, but would be nice to have. I paired this with a logitech mouse (M525) which also works great. I hope this setup holds up because I really like it.

@ Best Buy Product Administration & Consumers, I bought this Specific Logitech Keyboard on 11-22-20 @ 12:25p.m. Okay, now for the Real Technical Issues of this Wireless Keyboard w/Solar Powering it's own Rechargeable Battery at Least Amount of Light and or True Sun Light. I had left it On for minimum of Eight {8} Hours and Checked the Battery Level to the Point of the Very Little Amount of Discharging. This is a Big Advantage for Me and any Consumer who would like the Longevity out of the Battery Life. This Slimness is Another Plus with this Model and Sturdy including the QWERTY Board Keys. Loving the Clear Gloss Look with the Mirror Finish. It's Just Right for the Style of my Usage. I am Wishing that Logitech will Incorporate a Illuminating Keys later on for their New Model to become a Promising Product for the Future.

I would note that I use this keyboard with a desktop. The keys are nicely spaced, and easy to type on. Although the "legs" might be a bit "flimsy", I use it sittling on my lap. As such, it has served me well for the past month or so. The one and only negitive coment I would make is that there is no information provided with this product. In order to fully understand how to use it, I had to search out the information myself. This might be a "no-brainer" for folks more savvy then myself. But a little more then pictograms might have made it easier for me. It does indeed run on normal room lighting; as long as the light is close enough to the board. As I like the room well-lit, this has not been a problem for me. Fully charged; the batterys last for several hours of use. After that they might need 10 min. under a 60 watt light bulb. Going back to the lack of information provided with the product... well, the recharging of the batterys.... how much light you might need and for how long.... all that would have been a great thing to include with the package. Lastly, BestBuy was hands down the lowest price I had found for this item. P. S. I always turn off the Keyboard (there's an "on-off" switch) when not useing it. I think it might help hold a charge, though I honestly have no idea.

This keyboard is great! I was looking for a wireless keyboard to use at my desk. I really like that it is solar powered; I never have to worry about changing batteries. I also really like that there is an app you can download from the mac app store that will tell you more about your keyboard's status. For example, it will tell you the energy level your keyboard has left and it will also tell you the amount of light the keyboard is receiving. They keys are really close to the keys on the apple wireless keyboard. The only downside to the keyboard is that it doesn't connect using bluetooth. There is a USB connecter you have to use, but it is very small. Unless you need to use the USB for something else, it is really not that noticeable.

Anyone who owns a mac...I definitely recommend the Logitech K750 solar keyboard. Never needs batteries, powered by light, can stay charged for 3 months w/o light, and needs little light to function. Plus it has a damned number pad, which the bluetooth wireless keyboard does not have (and doesn't kill ur batteries in a month, either). Only downside is that it does require a free USB port, but it is a small caveat. Responds well, I haven't noticed any lag at all, and it is nice, because with the original keyboard that came with the iMac I have, 10% of the time it disconnects. A very impressive device.

Keys are similar to a laptops. Sleek design. Solar power works great and I love the light expose indicator. It shows as green (sufficient) lighting in my in office, which is mostly fluorescent bulbs. Have not had any problems!

Had used PC version K570 for 4-5 years til I finally destroyed it with liquid. As I now use a MacBook mainly as a desktop, I coughed up the extra 10 bucks for the Mac version this time. (Either Mac or PC version works with a Mac but some command key differences can be disorienting for a Mac user for a few minutes and vice-versa. I've found that to be the same even with other brands' cheap wireless keyboards.) I'm using this keyboard for business and personal writing, browsing - a lot of keystrokes but not pounding-key gaming type applications. I find both versions to be high-quality and both are quiet keyboards with the low-profile keys I like, and just the right size. The Mac version feels softer-touch with less clicking noise, and in silver doesn't show finger-smudges like the PC version did. I definitely like the Mac version better however both K570 variants are solidly-built, with some heft to them despite their ultra thin profile. (i.e., you could do damage on the face of a bad guy with this, unlike the keyboard you get with your office desktop PC.) I also use this to work within a windows desktop work terminal via my MacBook, and have found the cmd and alt type keys to work the way I need them to, within that environment. I don't find the solar app to be process-hogging on a Mac as some of its reviews indicate - dig into it and you'll find it's easy to limit it from running constantly. Having had the PC version for several years, I found that eventually I did need to move the keyboard into more direct sunlight for a good charge while I was away, as my office is fairly dim, however I never ran into a real issue. Caps-lock on light is the only thing I'd enjoy having, however I've frankly never had a real issue as during touch-typing I'm looking at the screen and not the keyboard, anyway. For desktop use, the K570, either version, has been my favorite in terms of layout and comfort and I look forward to my new Mac version lasting many years until I tip a drink into it, as well :)

I'm writing this review about 3 hours into my first use. It's a great keyboard! You will feel right at home with this keyboard if you're coming from the standard Apple keyboard. It's wireless and includes the keypad on the right. Of course its standout feature is the solar panels it uses to charge it. I have an LED lit floor lamp about 1 foot away from desk and stands at about 3 feet from my keyboard and it gets a very VERY good charge from it. However, after I tested how well it charges i decided to cover up the solar panels to see how long it lasts running on just battery (which will never be the case because it also charges with the iMac's screen brightness). So far, after 3 hours, i'm still at 100% and it's receiving no charge. If you're on the brink, go for it. The keys are even more comfortable.

When I saw this keyboard in the store I was looking for a gaming keyboard. Think $150.00+. I had the coin and was certain I would buy either the Razer or Steel Series. When I saw this little wonder I was in awe. Thin...good. Quiet keys...good. Spacing...good. SOLAR...What? That was enough for me. I have been using this product for a week. 100% power reserve. No latency, comfortable, durable. Why not? Splurge! Do it for you! Do it for the environment! Setup was a snap. My friends are amazed and so are my fingertips. Thank you, again, Logitech.