Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s just too long. Everything else is find, I wouldn’tbrecommend it.

Always used it to bad the first one broke but liked it had to buy another one.

I really like the concept of no batteries but don't buy this product because it won't last long. I have bought this on 3 separate occasions, the last time I purchased the insurance and after a month made a claim for a different keyboard.

I was so excited to buy this keyboard. It's beautiful, lightweight and works ingeniously. Problem is the same CTRL key doesn't work well and it hinders work progress dramatically. Especially since I use it frequently. I've already returned one and I'm about to return the next. I will find something else.

Number keys on the right side stopped working. Will not buy logitech again

Bought this keyboard after reading good things about it in online reviews. Mine didn't last a month though! It stopped retaining charge. I've tried putting it under direct sunlight (outside), still doesn't charge up. I think I got unlucky with a faulty unit. I tried to return it to the BestBuy store, but they said it's past the return period. Also, they were quick to mention that if I had paid extra money and bought their insurance thing, it would have been covered. I don't understand why they can't send it back to Logitech and give me a replacement unit. I think BestBuy needs to be more helpful to customers. It's NOT ok to charge extra for such customer service. I also tried Logitech's online customer support. Not helpful at all. I'm writing this bad review after I've exhausted all my options!

It is not compatible with my iMac. You can't tell when the cap lock are on, and the number pad does not work. This is after I spent three or four hours downloading all the logic tech software.

comfortable, but does not stay charged long enough in a room setting.

Novelty of the solar charged keyboard has worn off. When this works, it works very well. But, the battery seems to be low on capacity and it needs to be charged regularly.

This unit does not hold its charge. I fought with it, trying to give it enough light to get it up to power. I failed. Ok. I do program in the dark. But really? Add a way to charge this unit other than the rays of our nearest start : the Sun. Please!

At last! An Apple keyboard with a number pad and keys for page up/down/home/end/delete. And it's got up-down-left-right keys! I had a little bit of trouble setting up the keyboard, which turned out to be more of a problem with my internet service than the keyboard. This keyboard has the Apple keyboard feel and has command, option, and control in the right spots....so much easier than trying to convert a Windows keyboard to work with keyboard commands. You can download a cool app that lets you know if the keyboard is running out of juice. My computer and keyboard are located in an office that receives only indirect lighting. In 2 months, the keyboard is always fully charged. Only problems: The keyboard doesn't have an all-caps indicator so I'm often mistyping passwords. I forget to turn it off so the cats are always turning on the computer. Neither's a big deal!

Not a great keyboard. Does not hold it's charge well and even if the indicator is showing that it should be charging it will still die. Then takes a very long time to recharge. Would not recommend.

I got one and the rechargeable battery did not charge.

Not bad use couple time feels unusually but is oook!

I truly liked it until today. One year and nine months later this keyboard doe not work anymore. Very disappointing. I did not last even two years! Questionable durability, awesome design.

Whenever I had to sign on - it would take a couple of tries. It never was on the first. Then it was as if I couldn't connect at all. I thought it was the computer until I connected the original keyboard. Haven't had a problem since.

It is ok but seems to be over priced for what you get.

I really like the concept, but it really would be better if it were Bluetooth. I have the PC version I use on my work computer and would not ever trade it in. For my MacBook with only one USB, I cannot sacrifice that full time for one device.

What I mean by that is this: After doing research on wireless keyboards that would fit my unique needs (Windows compatibility was a must, Mac compatibility would be great, and if it was Bluetooth and could link with my iPad 2 then I was sold) I fell in love with the look of this particular keyboard and I also loved that it was solar powered because I hate having to deal with replacing batteries. I saw that Logitech has two models of the K750 keyboard, a Windows version and a Mac version (which for some reason has a $20 price difference which I didn't understand). I was hoping that the only difference between these two keyboards would be the key layout (i.e. the control, alt/option, command keys versus ctrl, alt, and windows key) but then looking at the specs and reading reviews and such online I found out that the Mac version is not compatible with the Windows OS and the Windows version isn't compatible with the Mac OS. Since I primarily needed the keyboard for my bootcamp partition of Windows 7 I decided to get the Windows version of this keyboard. When I got home and unboxed the keyboard, my Mac OS X was running and I thought it wouldn't hurt to try so I plugged in the USB dongle and a window popped up asking what type of keyboard this was. I went through the short setup and found that this keyboard WORKED JUST FINE ON MAC OS X! And of course it works great on the Windows side as well. Just for peoples information, I have a MacBook Pro (mid 2009) running OS X Lion 10.7.3. I'm not sure if it's my particular setup that allows this keyboard to work with my Mac OS or if Logitech was just saying it won't work to try and get Mac owners to buy both versions of this keyboard (which I did read about people doing). The solar app that you can download of course works great on the Windows side, but you can also download it for the Mac and it works fine. Some of the function keys don't work on the Mac side, probably because they are not mapped to the same service as it would be on the Windows side, but the things that are similar to each OS (i.e. volume up/down/mute, play/pause/skip forward/back) work on the Mac side as well. Instead of pressing command + Q to quit an app on the Mac OS, you press Window key + Q. So some of the Mac OS keyboard shortcuts still work but I imagine not all of them do. As for any other pros and cons I have only had this keyboard one day so this is what I think as of now, and if something significantly changes then I'll come back to edit this at that point. Pros: Works on Mac and Windows (even though it says otherwise), solar power keeps the battery charged so I don't need to worry about having a stack of batteries laying around, full-size keyboard with number pad, great design and feel. Cons: It does not have a Caps Lock or Num Lock light indicating that the key is active or inactive. Shinny black plastic shows all the dust and finger prints so I feel the constant need to clean it (and Logitech knew this would happen and has you covered cause the keyboard comes with a micro fiber cloth.

I'm very pleased with my k750 wireless keyboard for Mac. It looks great and types nicely. You'd think every keyboard would do that but I first purchased the "wired" full size mac keyboard and had to send it back. The space bar key was flimsy and half the time it didn't register when I hit it. This keyboard is the best of both worlds, it's full size (I wanted the numeric keyboard) and wireless. It also doesn't use the batteries, which seem to run out pretty quickly on the mac keyboard. Apple makes great products, but for keyboards, Logitech is better. I continue to be a fan of Logitech products. I just want to note that I've only been using the keyboard for a couple of hours, but I know if I didn't submit a review now, I'll never get around to it. Besides it's much more fun that writing the paper I'm supposed to be working on.