Customer Ratings & Reviews

This keyboard is very sturdy! I like the weight. It will hold the 12.9 iPad Pro without tipping over. Has nice key stroke and resistance. Currently using with 2 devices, easy to switch from one to the other with a single keystroke. Bluetooth pairing was simple. Unlike some bluetooth keyboards, this one has an on/off switch.

This keyboard is great when you are working with multiple laptops concurrently and if you have a MX Master mouse, it works even better with Logitech Flow. Switching between laptops is just as easy as moving the to the side of the screen as if you are switching between windows. I also love typing on this keyboard. The feel is really good.

Used as a keyboard for an iPad Pro, worked well but pairing can be an inconvenience for some as the gf has problems connecting it. I personally have had no problems or connections issues with it and it has a very nice feel.

Can’t say enough positive comments. Love the overall weighted feel of the keyboard. Does not slide around desktop. The keystroke feel is solid and keys are very comfortable. Can easily respond to text messages on phone or tablet with any easy switch over to the phones/tablet which can sit in the cradle running along the top of the keyboard. Highly recommend!

This is a great keyboard for those who like a tight feel and smooth, fast keyboard. Easy to connect and 3 buttons to toggle between devices. The only downfall I found is that the cradle that holds a phone or tablet is not wide enough if you have a fat protective case on your mobile device. Fortunately I am able to make it work with my slim cases. Great keyboard for togglers like me!

It is very nice, it is heavy, won't slip, or move around. Stays in place. Soft touch keys. Doesn't take up much space. I'm very happy with it.

So much more quiet than my prior keyboard. It was quick getting used to the rounds buttons. Toggling between my work Dell and personal MacBook is a pleasure.

This wireless keyboard is fantastic. Easy on the wrists and fingers, easy on batteries from what i can tell and has some weight behind it so you wont have to worry about knocking it off as much.

Bought this keyboard since I wanted a keyboard I could use between my personal laptop, work laptop, and my mobile device. This thing works great! The keyboard feels great to use. I was a little hesitant about having a full keyboard since my desk real estate is limited, but I decided to get this anyway, since it does what I was looking for. But now that I have it, I'm using the tenkey way more than I thought. Switching between devices works like a charm. Initial set up is very easy, and switching between devices is almost instantaneous. (it has issues connecting to my persona laptop (xps13 7390), but I think it's an issue with my laptop and not the keyboard) The little wedge at the end is also nice to have, to prop up my phone (vertically w/o case, horizontally w/ bumper case), along with a pen and some other small things. The only drawback is that the keyboard is a little heavy. I bring it back and forth between my living room and office, but it's a little cumbersome. With that said, it does everything I want it to well, so I am very happy with my purchase!

If you don't like loud keyboards, this is a great choice. The keys are super quiet, and I also like that you can put your phone or tablet on it. You can Bluetooth pair your iPad or iPhone if you need a physical keyboard.

Sturdy & well built with smooth key action. Easy swap to & from Windows & Mac.

Just recently purchased this so I can't talk to its longevity but I can tell after a few days, this is my favorite keyboard ever. The keys are soft and responsive. Connects to Mac and Windows without issue. I really like the ability to just lean my phone in the small canal, makes it very accessible.

I say Harmony is one, multi-device keyboards is another. This K780 paired with the Logitech M720 mouse is amazing. I used to have 2 keyboards and 2 mice on my desk -- one each for my iMac and my Windows 10 PC. Now I just have 1 keyboard and mouse for both. With Logitech's Flow software, I just glide my mouse toward either monitor and both keyboard and mouse now respond to the appropriate computer. With the second keyboard and mouse now gone, I now have desk space to actually write stuff on. (Initially, I was having occasional problems sometimes gliding my mouse toward the PC, but never with the Mac. The cursor would show on the PC but was frozen. But I found out the problem to be with the PC's Bluetooth driver. Updating my Realtek Bluetooth driver eliminated the problem. Should the problem return [experience tells me I can't completely trust third-party device drivers], I bought a branded [IOGear] Bluetooth dongle to replace the motherboard's.)

really love the shape, size, and feel of this unit. Occasionally function keys get "stuck" on if pressed too hard and too repeatedly (volume for instance), but shutting it off and turning it back on fixes that easily. Logitech is pretty good about pushing firmware updates, too. This unit will connect to multiple devices, with RF or bluetooth, and if you have other logitech devices you can unify the receivers to cut down on clutter.

This is my 3rd Logitech "gender fluid" keyboard and it's by far the best, especially cuz it has a Numpad and I live in Excel. First was k380, similar feel, and I still use it at my 2nd office. Solid & reliable, although getting it set up on my locked down Windows work machine was a hassle at first. 2nd was K810, bought it as an "upgrade" and it was anything but. Looks nice, illumination is nice, but the built in battery is a hassle and worst of all it loses connection to both my Mac and PC, randomly.Key feel was worse and it attracts dust & fingerprints like mad with the glossy surfaces. I was looking at the outrageously priced Craft as a way of getting out of the disappointing 810, and got this one instead. I was skeptical mostly of the "white tablet stand". But it's actually very tasteful, and handy, and doesn't add a lot of bulk when you are not using it. In terms of design, this it Philip Starck Classy vs Sony Practical Styling of the 810. Actually much nicer. And it paired with my Mac Pro, Dell Laptop, and iPad Air 2 seamlessly, switches fast AND HAS A NUMPAD!!! Can't believe this is cheaper than the 810 it is far superior.

Easy to set up. connects via Logitech's unifying dongle and/or standard bluetooth. Can slide ipad (even with my cover on) or iphone into cradle. Base is heavy enough to support ipad in the cradle. Keys are relatively quiet, feel of the keyboard is comfortable. Can't understand why Logitech didn't include the unifying receiver (fortunately I have spare).

This Logitech keyboard can control 3 devices via bluetooth or USB. I use it to switch between my laptop, cell phone and desktop computer. Just click the 1, 2, or 3 key in the upper left of the keyboard to switch between devices. It has a built in holder for phone or tablet but with my case on my phone it doesn't work. If you had a slimmer case it would work. I enjoy this keyboard, it has a good feel and makes working on multiple devices easy.

Replaced my office keyboard with this beauty, here is breakdown PROS: - The circular keys and the spacing added a ton of speed to my keystrokes. - The keyboard is heavy and feels really high quality. - It has a notch to put your devices (tablets, phones) you can put a heavy tablet there and it won't even notice, is a great feature. - Quick change between devices, you can pair up to 3 using bluetooth, however, the included receiver is faster when switching so i recommend using the receiver in your computer. - Pairs great with the Triathlon mouse and is the same style and quality. CONS: - Top keys have the function mapped instead of the regular keyboard key, this annoys me a lot. - The space bar developed a squeaky sound after a month of usage, don't know if this is usual but mine did, I wear headset anyway so it doesn't bother me much. - No keyboard legs to raise it, it stays on a single height and that's that, it doesn't bother me but some people like to raise their keyboards a lot. I do recommend this, however, I would advice to get a rest for the palms as well.

Very comfortable keyboard, the keys are soft Used it for my mac computer and worked fine. They have keys for mac and windows. I did not use it with a smart phone but it did not look complicated to setup. If you like to type on your computer and want to switch to typing on your smart phone or laptop with a push of a button, then this is for you!

Keyboard: quite and comfortable keys. Heavy enough to keep from slipping, especially when tablet is in tray. Only decent midsized keyboard that fits comfortable in a small keyboard tray with a mouse. Connections: We have two, connected by USB or bluetooth to Win, OS X, Linux, iOS and Android devices. Never a problem getting a connection setup.