Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great keyboard, easy to connect to multiple devices, I can use it anywhere with them and provides a great spot to hold them up, and the price is perfect

This keyboard is awesome. I don’t know why there are so many bad reviews, but this product worked well for me. I have my Dell Inspiron 15r 5537 with Windows 7 hooked up to it using the USB plug in device with 2 keyboards, and 1 mouse configuring it with the Logitech paring software. I also have it hooked up as a Bluetooth device just in case I unplug my notebook from my Dell monitor because the USB chip is plugged into it. I also have this keyboard hooked up to my MacBook Air 2017 via Bluetooth for Windows 10 using Boot Camp, and also for the MacOS on the same Mac. I also tried paring my Apple mini 2 to this keyboard, and it works perfectly, but I had to disconnect my Dell laptop from the keyboard because it can only pair 3 devices, or 3 operating systems on this keyboard at one time. My only complaint is that they should have made it for at least 5 devices not just 3 because my iPhone, and iPad cannot be paired unless I unpair something else. I did not test my iPhone 6 on this device as yet, but my guess is that it works too.

Keyboard feels great, good quality and with Bluetooth connection it is to switch between different devices you might need a keyboard for.

well laid out. Very easy install. Big improvement over my old keyboard.

Only keyboard that works for the mac. Does all the things.

Light touch and easy reading. Love the 9 key attached.

I use this with my iPad and it is perfect for it! I have connected my phone to it as well, though with the case on, it doesn't fit in the the holding tray. I would have to say that that is the one downside of the keyboard.

This is an amazing key board, keys are very soft to touch, works very well with Mac and Windows. You can connect with 3 devices even though I only used for one at a time. Only Con is I did not see or find ant Print Screen button

Easy to use and convenient. Though the keys can easily pop off.

Does what is should do and is easy to set up. I like that it can connect to 3 different devices and makes working between them seamless

Nice quality keyboard. And switching feature is very nice to have. But the main issue for me, that it doesn't fit standard typing patterns. I mean the language switching, absence of home/end and pageUP/pageDown buttons. If you gonna use it just for some text typing it is okay, but if you write code and frequently deal with spreadsheets it's definitely not the right choice.

Works very well with our new iPad, plus we may use it with some other Bluetooth enabled devices. Recommendation from sales associate sealed this deal, he loved this keyboard and was using it just like we planned to.

A lot of the things I thought would be "pros" for this keyboard aren't. For example, the tray for holding other devices only works if you don't have a case on it. My Kindle Fire would only fit standing perfectly straight and would fall over if I bumped the keyboard. I tried taking it out of the case but that wasn't much better. The 3 white keys at the top of the keyboard are great as long as you only plan to use them to switch between devices. If you want to use them as F keys (F1, F2, F3) you have to press the FN key while pressing the F key. That's true for ALL the F keys. It should be the opposite; you should have to press the FN key to switch devices and all the other stuff. If I press the F5 key it gives a context menu instead of refreshing the webpage. You have to hold the FN key while pressing F5 to reload. There isn't a dedicated page up key. You have to press FN and the 9 key on the number pad (not the 9 above the letters) to go to the top of the page. Same for Home, End, page down, and insert. There is a Delete key at the end of the F key row. I've used Windows keyboards for 25+ years and never had a problem. I've even used several Logitech keyboards and loved them. This K780 is making me have to relearn things I've always done. I'm constantly hitting F5 and getting the stupid context menu. I've started doing CTRL+R to refresh the screen. That's still something I have to do differently than I have for over 2 decades! I really wanted to love this keyboard. If it's your first keyboard you've ever used then you probably won't have a problem since you won't have to relearn basic things. If you have used keyboards before you may want to consider a different one. If you really want the multi-device option then I hope you can learn to use the F keys again.

nice keyboard, very silence and works well with my iphone X and ipad pro. I got it on the next day, best buy online shopping is the best.

Overall a pretty good typing keyboard. Keep in mind the tablet slot on the keyboard isn't adjustable. I have a Tab S7+ w/ a case and it doesn't fit. There isn't any LED indicators for "Caps Lock and Number Pad" keys. It's little annoying at first, and for the price I just don't know why Logi didn't include this feature.

This thing is amazing, I love having the place to prop my phone up and the bluetooth that switches from my phones, ipad, and desktop is a dream come true. The only issue is that I use the "F" keys (F2, F3 ect) a ton because I'm in excel my whole day. The switch that changes devices is linked to the "F" keys so I keep switching devices by accident. I am going to swap this out for the MK850 since that has special buttons for the Bluetooth device selection. It doesn't have the stand for your phone though so I'm still torn on which one to keep. I recommend this to anyone who is normal and doesn't live in excel which is most of the population. I am sadly the anomaly..

The keyboard is robust, so I selected it. It has nice weight, the design gives it a very stiff back, and it has this nice, rubbery feel to the sides. I brought it home and it's 1 for 5 devices I tested it against. It does not work with older Bluetooth supporting computers. So no, it really doesn't work with any version of OS X before 10.10, nor the older Android devices I have. Playstation 3: No AppleTV: No ...despite all of those having Bluetooth as their primary means of communication. I don't generally expect big backwards compatibility, but this was pretty egregious.

Keys are comfortable spaced and typing on it is very easy for a guy with big fingers like me. Pairing between multiple devices if also awesome and the tray in the back is very handy for letters and documents. 2 star review unfortunately thought since this keyboard only lasted me about a year. the keys got broken in too quickly and one day it just suddenly stopped working. switched the batteries and did all the trouble shooting I could but It would not turn back on. A troubling trend I have been having with Logitech over the recent years. My last 2 mouse's from them didn't last past a year along with a headset and a now this keyboard.

Love the multi blue tooth feature. Love that it's small and with a 10-key pad and doesn't consume desk space. The feel when typing is nice. Can't tell if you have the Num/Cap locks on. What I REALLY DON'T LIKE and is quite annoying is when I leave my computer and it goes to sleep and when I return to type, the keyboard doesn't immediately respond. I don't know if its a defect or what but I have to wait at least a minute or two or press several keys before it respond which is quite annoying. I gave it a few days but now I think I'm going to return it because I'm not a very patient person and when I set down to work at my computer, I want it to work, including the keyboard and mouse, and if it doesn't, I have no use for it, it has to GO...

Keyboard has great (not just good but great) tactile response. It's a chicklet type but not springy. However, it is missing one important feature: no backlighting at all.