Customer Ratings & Reviews

Coming from a fully mecanical keyboard i can tell you feels reallly good and it has a great design look great for a white setup.

I love this keyboard has far as the fact that it has round buttons instead of square buttons i also like the fact that the keys are quieter than other keyboards I have used. I only have 1 issue with this keyboard, for some reason it does not type your first letter of a sentence so you always have to go back and check to make sure it typed the first letter, at first I thought it was just my mistake but it happens way too often and it is past my 14 days or I would try to return it, but I would want the same keyboard because other than that it is a great keyboard.

Connects quickly and remains connected through tasks, portable, light, easy to use. Good build quality.

It's a nice keyboard with a good feel but it takes some getting used to coming from an Apple extended keyboard where the keys are more spread out. But after a few days the typing accuracy improves.

My Go-To Keyboard! This is the one I use between my Mac, PC and iPad. I absolutely love it.

This is the best wieless keyboard. Perfect size and easy to por with laptop, iPhone and other electronics. I highly recommend it

Looks so nice on my desk love it so much. Works great

I use it to go between my docked laptop and my iPhone. Very sturdy feel and buttons have enough travel. Plus Logitech reliability!

First of all, I bought this keyboard because of the way it felt when my hands rested on it in the store. It was so comfortable and felt incredible. I'm a software developer so I need to be comfy while working and I'm still impressed with how well it feels. I've got a few reasons why I gave this keyboard 4 stars instead of 5: 1. It does not have an indicator light when the Caps Lock button is on. 2. I have to hit the Shift key for the Home and End buttons and this slows down my work 3. Its not compatible with Linux so I can't set up a new Raspberry Pi with it.

I have not tried to switch between devices but the have no issues with my M1 MacBook Pro connectivity. The biggest gripe I have is there no CAPS ON indicator light. When typing passwords that don’t display it gets annoying needing to type in another field first to confirm which case I am. If there’s an option indicator light to identify a device you are connected to, there could be one for CAPS ON

We use this on multiple devices and can easily switch between them. The keyboard has a nice, sturdy design and feels good to use.

I had a challenge keyboarding into my iPad. This keyboard gives me the feel of a desktop while I take advantage of the benefits of an iPad.

I purchased this keyboard to support working on Windows 10 Devices and Android Devices. The family typically will text me, so when I am working on my workstation, I am able to quickly and easily shift to my phone then respond without a bunch of effort. Additionally, the keyboard has a small slot where I can "stand" my phone for easy viewing. The keyboard itself has a smaller profile than most of the previous keyboards I used so it was an added plus to free up some desktop space. Logitech did an outstanding job with this keyboard.

I love how quiet this keyboard is and the quick device change button. After a year use no issues at all.

This wireless keyboard replaced a wired keyboard and works perfectly with my PC.

There is a slight lag when you switch to a new device. It generally works very well. It is compatible for both PCs & Mac

Easy setup, works great. Has some weight to it, so it doesn't slide around during use.

With a price tag of $60 USD just because it's a multidevice keyboard, you would think that Logitech would ship it with instructions. I wouldn't've been able to use it if I had to install the batteries myself because I couldn't get the battery door open. Luckily, there is a manual online, but I do not like not having a dedicated screen print/capture key (you have to hold down the function key while pressing Delete, which is in a weird place by the function keys). I do like that it's heavy and well built, I even like the fact that the battery trap door is hard to open and close, but you have to know how to press down and slide it with a bit of muscle since the indent that is there is useless and you get absolutely no traction trying to use it. That little tidbit was NOT in the online manual. Wireless bluetooth keyboards are cheap, now. It's hard to understand why I am paying so much for a keyboard with round keys and a short throw when it seems the only extra I get is the multidevice support. But the round keys work fine despite the short travel/stroke and the thing is solid. It just costs too much, especially when they don't include the manual in a printed form.

Nice feel, and super quiet. Replaced my old one because the keys made way too much noise

I purchased this keyboard as a replacement for my Apple keyboard and due to the fact that I wanted to reduce desk clutter (i.e. I didn't want 4x keyboards to sift through). It's currently set up to switch between 2x MacBook Pro's (2017 15" and 2015 13"), 1x Windows 10, and 1x Ubuntu/Debian dev box and it's pretty seamless with minimal delay between the switch. Keystrokes are pretty quite, the rubberized grip keeps it in place, and the slim design is only marginally larger than the Apple keyboard I was using for my MacBook Pro's.