Customer Ratings & Reviews

This keyboard is great for a modern office setting, i woukd recommend for a home setting. Keyboard lays flat and has function to swap between 3 de ices. It also has a spot to set device on keyboard such as a phone or table, most fit without a case. On the dide there is a swirch to turn on/off to help save the battery. The instructions on how to connect are conveniently printed on the box. There is an accompanying app which allows you to designate the fn buttons

Pros-connect three devices easily for maximum utilization of typing whether it’s a tablet, iPad, iPhone or smartphone, Mac or PC. Ease of use transferring to each device once programmed. Low volume typing, no clicks. Noise is generated by how hard you hit the keys. Area to place iPhone is secure. Fits iPad also but I haven’t used it for a iPad yet to see stability. Replaceable battery great and it last awhile. On/off switch saves more power. Cons- no backlit keys, no LED to indicate if your caps locks and numeric lock is on. Cannot access extra functions on numeric pad with Mac products but still works as a numeric keypad for calculations. Not water proof. Just some basic water resistance to a coffee spill would be great.

Very nice and feels well built and solid. I use this on my windows laptop using the included usb dongle and through Bluetooth on my MacBook Pro. It switches seemlessly between the devices and no issues seen with connectivity. Very happy with purchase.

I wanted a wireless keyboard with a small form factor that had a good touch/feel to the keys. If cost were not a factor, I loved the feel of the Logitech Craft keyboard. But the feel of this keyboard is almost as good, it has a smaller footprint than the Craft and it costs half as much. I have used the multi-device feature of this keyboard and was impressed with how well it worked. This just wasn't the main reason I purchased this keyboard. I only have two complaints: 1) I wish Logitech would release a windows-specific and apple-specific version of their keyboards. There are some shortcuts that are lost (such as the ability to do a screenshot of an individual window) 2) I wish there were a small kickstand to raise the back of the keyboard a little more. If I had the choice I'd give this a 4.5 star rating, but overall I very happy with the keyboard, so I'm bumping it up to a 5.

This is actually the third time I purchased this keyboard. It works great, has amazing battery life and feels really good to type on for such a low profile keyboard. The keys have an almost tactile feel to them. That said.. The durability could be better. Like I mentioned, this is my third one in about 5 years due to spilled drinks. It would be perfect if they could seal the keys to where no liquid would damage the keyboard. Honestly, not much liquid got on it, it's just very vulnerable to shorting out.

I was searching for a keyboard with the following functionality and statistics: 1) Three distinct Bluetooth connections switchable on the fly; 2) keys that didn't feel too mushy; 3) a full layout, with dedicated Home/End/Page Up/Page Down buttons; 4) a brand I can trust; and 5) not spending an arm and a leg. Although the K780 does not meet all of this criteria, its sweet spot between price and quality/durability was what made the sale for me. 1) Three Bluetooth connections? Check. 2) Keys are slightly mushy, but not terribly so. 3) No full layout, but I can get used to holding an extra modifier key to page up and down in large documents. 4) I've never had issues with Logitech products in the past. This keyboard has a wonderful heft to it, looking chic while feeling durable. And it has a dedicated power switch, which is a plus. 5) Less expensive than Logitech's MX line of keyboards, but more stylish than their lower end of models. Having a built-in rail to rest a phone or tablet on the keyboard wasn't a determining factor for me, but I've found it to be quite useful. Note that this rail comes in two colors, off-white and marbled/speckled something or another. The solid off-white looks infinitely better than speckled, but your opinion may differ. I ended up pairing this with a Logitech M720 Triathlon mouse, and didn't break the bank. Thanks Logitech!

Very nice keyboard. Heavy so it does not move around and seems like it is well made. I like that I can use it on my Windows and Chrome PC's as well as my Android phone. Even though I have been using mechanical keyboards in the past, this one feels comfortable to type with. Best Buy delivered the product quickly.

This is, by far, one of my favorite Best Buy purchases. I purchased this keyboard for use at the office, as typing on my small work laptop was inconvenient while using dual monitors. I wanted something that would keep my desk wire-free and clutter free, and this keyboard was the perfect solution. It pairs extremely easily with multiple devices. The round keys are extremely comfortable and have a satisfying 'click' to them, without being either loud or spongey. The keyboard is very responsive and I have noticed no lag whatsoever. Besides this, I love that I can pair a Logitech wireless mouse using the same USB connector! The ease of use, build quality and comfort of this device make me wish I'd purchased a spare... just in case.

Love this keyboard. The tactile feel of the keys is really nice. Quiet- no loud clicky sound. Easy to use. Has a nice ditch along the back that can prop your phone up or hold pens.

Its slick and discreet. Does not take up space and looks good. You can connect it to multiple devices and switch by pressing ONE button on a keyboard. Even though not a mechanical keyboard, it is clicky enough which makes it a joy to use.

Bough this almost two years ago. Easy set up for multiple devices and clean look. Convenient back stand for holding other devices. Light weight to carry around.

Multi-Device Function--it works! I have used this with an iPhone Xs, Android tablet, Ryzen-Based desktop, Dell laptop, Lenovo mobile workstation and it works really well with everything. My main home rig consists of a desktop and laptop and, if you have an M585 for M590 mouse you can switch devices just by moving to the edge of one screen and onto the other. Very handy and, so far, it works better than other standalone solutions that I have tried for this. Even without that switching between devices using the 3 keys is very easy. It would be nice if the light on the selection key stayed lit on the active one but not a big deal. The white lip at the top of the keyboard is a nice holder for your smaller devices--tablets and phones. You could very easily take this and a tablet or phone to a meeting for note-taking--much easier than un-docking my mobile workstation. The layout of the keyboard is really nice. I prefer the location of the number keys and don't miss the keys that are normally in between the keyboard and number pad. This is more ergonomic as you can have your mouse more in-line with your shoulder. The keys are very nice with good feel for quick typing but it is quieter than most keyboards. This is really nice in an office environment where you can become aware of clacky keyboards. Getting use to the round keys was pretty easy and they feel good letting you know your fingers are centered. Construction feels very solid and it is very heavy compared to most keyboards. I am sure that this is just additional weight added but it really does have a nice build quality feel to it. The black texture on the top and keys is very nice and comfortable. Linking to your 3 devices is a very easy process--just click one of the 3 white buttons, start pairing on the device, type in the code the device gives you. The Logitech Options software utility is very nice and fairly straightforward. for a keyboard it tells you which 3 devices are paired to it, allows you to change the default function of the F1-F12 keys, etc and it will also control your compatible Logitech Mice. The only real complaint that I have about it is that sometimes it seems to take awhile to wake it and the associated computer up after inactivity. It has been a fairly minor thing. As a side-note--I always assume that you should have a wired USB keyboard lying around for trouble-shooting and accessing your BIOS on startup (if you are into that.) It is also expensive for a wireless keyboard but I think the functionality makes it a reasonable value.

Wow what a grrreat! Bluetooth Keyboard no fuss easy link it took about 5 seconds for each device.. Phone . PC And Tablet..And comes with a USB dongle..Nice quiet keys and smoooth concaved feel. Number pad and multi directional functions.. Easy volume controls for your devices.. I say make your life easier BUY THIS ONE... I Recommend it Highly.. Great price!! $60. At Best Buy the only flaw... its not Backlit .. Doesnt Matter its Definely worth the money. They said theres a two year battery life with this unit.. And oh YES Batteries Are Included.. Awesome Thanks Logitech.. RC Crazy hey i wonder if will link to a drone..

I bought this keyboard due to the fact that I have been living on the road with the only source of internet on my phone. Pros: 1. It switches easily between bluetooth connections with a single touch. 2. The contoured chicklet-type keys are a joy to type on. 3. Inclusion of Android, Windows, and Apple keys makes this a universal choice. 4. The soft-rubber exterior firmly grips any device. 5. Super-long battery life. 6. USB wireless receiver included in battery compartment ensures that it will work with any device you require.

Great piece of equipment. I have two computers for work, plus a tablet I use when travelling, and the ease with which I switch between these devices is fantastic. My only wish (and this is just preference) is that it had a separate HOME/END button. I know they are available on the number pad (which I am glad this has) but I don't love switching off NUMLOCK. But that's super minor, and just a matter of preference. On the whole, I think this is a great product, and I haven't even had to replace the batteries yet, even though I use it every day, and have for over a year now.

This is a very good keyboard, but it falls short in several ways. First, the good. 1. I like the feel, both overall and of the keys themselves much more than I thought I would. They have a good feel, and even though it's smaller than a full-size keyboard, MOST of the keys don't feel like they're squished together like on many miniature or laptop keyboards. I can comfortably touch-type with this keyboard using MOST of the keys. 2. It's wireless and can connect to up to 3 devices. I'm connected to 2 Windows machines, and that has been flawless. 3. The shelf or ledge that can hold phones or tablets is a nice touch. My phone feels secure perched in the nook, though I don't see myself parking it there very often. 4. There's an on/off switch that's easy to get to so one can reasonably expect that if you get in the habit of turning the keyboard off when not in use, the batteries should last longer. Things I do not like: 1. I'd like the keyboard to have backlighting so the keys are illuminated. Yes, that uses battery power, but Logitech keyboards like the wireless K800 have had this feature for years. For those who don't need it or want to conserve battery power, backlighting could be configurable either through software or an on/off switch. That's a feature I want, though. 2. Keys! Kudos for having the inverted T arrow keys, though small and placed in an odd spot. But foul for not having dedicated PrintScr, Home, Pause, Ins, Del, Home, End, PgUp, PgDn. While most of those keys are available somewhere on the keyboard, I'm missing the PrintScr key I use for screen captures. Also, no LED showing when CapsLock or NumLock are on. There are LEDs for keys showing if you're currently connected to device 1, 2, or 3, but they only light up for a couple of seconds when you press the keys. There's no way to know which device you're currently connected to just by looking. And the default is that function keys are non-standard commands unless you hold the Fn key. That is, you have to press Fn+F1 to get F1, the opposite of how most keyboards work. Thankfully, you can change that behavior using Logitech Options software, but it's an odd default setting. Overall, while a good keyboard, I'd have much preferred it to be truly full-size keyboard instead of the cross between a miniature and full-size that doesn't have all the advantages of either. A full-sized version with all the missing keys and with backlighting would be about perfect!

If you don't mind carrying extra weight around then this your keyboard. It works very well connecting to via Bluetooth not the Unifier. It is very sturdy and it won't move all over the place once set on a flat surface. The stand is very sturdy as well. It held up my iPhone Pro Max and iPad Air pretty well. If you are like me wanted to connect one Unifier to multiply device, you will have to be patients. There are no On or Off button so Bluetooth is the only way. There's hardly any clicking sound and its Soft to the touch. I have combine with my MX3 mouse and so far so good. The battery cover kept on falling off, not sure why. Overall this is a pretty good product but I'm returning mine. I don't like the heaviness and I have plenty of weight in my backpack to carry around from home to office.

Keyboard connecting easily Keys with a softly touch Amazing design

Been using this keyboard for more than a month. It is a sturdy product, and love the integrity of keys for Mac OS on the keyboard. I am currently using it seamlessly with my Mac Pro and exernal screens, and have faced no challenged until now. I love the bluetooth connectivity of this keyboard for its ease of connection to bluetooth enabled devices.

I love my new Logitech Wireless Scissor Keyboard. It works great with all my devices & operating systems. My Computer, TV, Tablet and my iPhone, It is very well made, the keys are easy to use, I love the rubber cradle on the back that holds up my 12.9in iPad Pro and my phone if I need to use them. It is not a cheap/poorly made Scissor keyboard. It is heavy and very well made. Definitely the best keyboard that I have ever used or owned. Highly recommended!!