Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’m connecting this to MS Surface through bluetooth. The latency is horrible. Not recommend this.

The back cover fell off and Bluetooth connection is unstable. Returned the unit right away.

Stopped connecting just after the return date.nooo

The instructions were very limited--only pictures. I could not get this to function.

Not worth the money specially if connecting to iOS. Thumbs down for sure.

it is very hard to use for any period of time, too small

Tried it and happy with similar Logitech keyboards but this one just to hard on my fingers.

The back panel broke off on first day of using it.

One year later and this item has already died on me... poorly made!!

If you are in the market for a keyboard, this one maybe the one for you. Its slim, mutil os compatible, 24 month bartery life, custom shortcuts, silent typing with a responsive feedback, and wireless!!!!! Its a lot of features for the price. If you can get it on sale, it'll be even better, but this is a great keyboard at market value. No, it is not backlit, but if you use this for work or just a typer is backlit needed. Pratice typing and the muscle memory will kick in. This keyboard is a winner for sure.

Wireless fails too many times. Going back to wired...

Wanted a shiny new wireless keyboard to spruce up a new PC I just built, and this one with its cool, round keys fit the bill. Love the fact that it can also connect to multiple devices via Unifying Receiver and Bluetooth, so I only need one keyboard for my home and work computers. Perfect!

I was worried that the circular buttons would cause me to miss the keys all the time to just interrupt my flow, but they are actually quite nice. I find myself looking for excuses to type more now, as it is quite a nice experience. The Backspace key, and any keys of matching size (Plus key, secondary Enter key, etc.) are "clackier than the rest of the keyboard, but they work just fine". Be sure that you use the included 2.4 GHz usb adaptor when first setting up the keyboard so that you can download and install the latest firmware and software. From my understanding this cannot be accomplished via bluetooth. Once the updates are installed, you can use bluetooth without worry. I like that the keyboard is slightly less wide than a standard 104-key layout, but that I also still get the numpad. The keys are not mechanical, but they are also not mushy. Overall I was surprised with the quality of the keyboard.

I bought this to replace my work keyboard and absolutely love it. I had a problem switching devices at first (user error) as it wouldn't let me change back to my desktop from my iPad but after using it for a few days I figured the problem out. It does weigh a bit more than a normal keyboard but I like that it does not move across my desk easily. The buttons are very quiet and are very easy to use.

I average 10+ hours a day at my desk. When my old Logitech stopped working, I rushed out to by a replacement. I planned on getting the exact same keyboard (K750), but I saw the K780 and figured I'd give it a try. My first thought was that it looked strange with (unnecessarily) round keys, and I wasn't sure I would like it. That said, the ability to connect to my computer, ipad, and iphone at the same time, sounded very appealing - and it was on sale for $59.99. Well, my skepticism lasted all of about 10 minutes. I love this keyboard. In fact, I've never been so geeked up about a keyboard. I now have one in my office and my study at home. Typing is surprisingly enjoyable. No issues with the round keys. It's not as clickly as I typically prefer, but the overall experience is very enjoyable. If you don't usually go for the membrane style keyboard, I suggest trying this one anyway. I can't explain it, but Logitech has something here. Now, onto the important stuff. If you regularly use multiple devices at a desk, this keyboard will seriously increase your efficiency. It is hard to overstate how much I appreciate the ease with which I am able to operate my PC, iPhone, and iPad Pro throughout my day. Streaming videos, responding to texts, surfing "non-work" websites, and getting all of my sanctioned work done on the PC at the same time with the same keyboard. Switching devices is fast and easy - just one click. Click again, and you're back. No need to stop and pick up the phone every time you get a message. In the two weeks I've been using the K780 I've actually learned many keyboard shortcuts for ios, which saves me even more time and touches on my ios devices. The keyboard is heavy - but you will appreciate that when you've got your tablet and phone sitting in the channel because the keyboard is stable and never feels like it's going to fall over. That said, if you have a charger/stand/docking station, there is no need to use the built-in channel because the devices are connected with bluetooth. So, depending on what I'm doing, I may have my phone or tablet resting on a separate stand or charger, but the keyboard functions just as well. Bottom line. If you're stuck at a desk for several hours a day, and you enjoy using multiple devices - you will, at a minimum, appreciate this keyboard. If you're like me, you're going to wonder how you ever got along without it.

Fantastic keyboard. Quiet and the multiple connections work perfectly. The disadvantages are that it is somewhat heavy and too long to fit in a bag but you know that before purchasing if you take a look at it in the exhibition or just look at the box (it is not much smaller than the box). The fact that it is wireless is great for the desktop even if it cannot be transported that easily. The batteries last a long time even if you don't turn it off (I never do). Last but not least, the white stand at the top is fantastic for holding my phone and the ipad. It makes it extra functional since I can have the ipad with pen right below my monitor and switch between the 2 devices in an instant (it has been specially useful for Zoom sessions). I would only replace it to get extra features like: * lighted-keys (it is hard to use at night!), * a separate control for volume (I hesitate on using the buttons since I get confused on whether I need to use the fn key or not). * a touchpad (not really useful during the day, but it would be great as an alternative for my mouse at night so I can work in complete quiteness).

TLDR: Buy it. I was on the fence with this or a mechanical keyboard. Not for gaming but just home office setup. I personally use a mechanical keyboard 8 hrs a day at the office, and love it. But, this feels comfortable and more relaxed. Less effort to type and easier to be productive. I use a windows laptop (input 1), iPhone (input 2) and newly added xbox one x (input 3). This is easy to switch between and adds a great spot to place my phone.

This keyboard is solid. Keys are very quiet and smooth when typing. It is on the heavier side than most. It is compatible with Xbox series S/X which is what I was looking for.

Just a great keyboard for a really good price Absolutely zero complaints, and a ton of praise deserved. I now own two, one for home and one for office. Keys are great since i domt like the super tall/clicky mechanical style. The little device shelf is so useful told hold both of my phones while im working to easily see notifications, watch youtube or sports while working, and being able to pair to devices vis bluetooth is an added plus.

After a month it stopped working. Good thing I bought the warranty otherwise I would be out of my money. Spent hours trying to reach tech support. Nothing