Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the lighted "cap" key. It really helps!!!!!!

Like the slim version. Good key response. Price is reasonable

Great external keyboard. Works perfectly with my Mac.

Great keyboard dor the price. Needed it to connect to my macbook air. Does great

love it, good function, perfect on mac mini and linux boxes

Similar to the mouse, the setup was quite easy, even with the Apple OS that wasn't expecting it.

great haptic feedback from the keys, quiet typing, small footprint

great keyboard , takes second to sync up really did not even need the instructions. It very quiet and alway good with logi, you can use 3 different computers with keyboard.

Love this keyboard! I can use it on multiple devices in a matter of seconds

This keyboard was very user friendly to install on my laptop. Not the best keyboard action or feel. But seems very durable and would recommend for the casual user.

Really enjoying this, this was a big upgrade over my ten year old wireless keyboard

It works perfectly, but I have not been able to get any Logo software to control the keys.

Bought on 4/10/25 and it worked until 9/15/25, about 5 months and stopped working. Will be contacting Logitech and they most likely will replace it so I bought an Apple keyboard yesterday. It will most likely take 3 - 4 weeks to repplace and I'll either keep the replacement junk or sell it.

History: This is my 10th Logitech device, including mice, keyboards, speakers, & even gaming equipment (back in 2005) since I started buying from Logitech 20 yrs. ago. Overall, I’ve had good experiences w/Logitech products & was excited to try this new K950 keyboard. Out of the Box: I almost missed the tiny Logi Bolt USB-A receiver which sits in a little notch next to the keyboard’s spacebar, in the front of the cardboard box in which the keyboard ships. Don’t miss it, or you might accidentally toss the box AND your wireless receiver. If you elect to go w/the Bluetooth connection rather than plugging in the min-dongle to your connected device, be sure to store it in it in the dedicated side space of the closed battery compartment. Aesthetic: This full-size keyboard (17”W x 5.3”D x .91”D; 1.5lb) includes an integrated numeric keypad which is ideal for spreadsheets & calculations. Even w/this, it has a slim, sleek design & offers laptop-style typing. But, for us, there’s 1 problem. All of our computer-related hardware in both work & HO spaces is in business black. So, this off-white keyboard sticks out like a sore thumb in our office environs. Benefit: The featured benefit of this keyboard is its versatility, including its ability to pair w/3 different devices simultaneously. You can pair your keyboard to your devices w/Bluetooth or use the Logi Bolt USB-A mini-dongle receiver. With just a press-&-hold of the 3 dedicated Easy-Switch buttons at the top R of the keyboard, I moved my keyboard input seamlessly from my Dell desktop PC to my Acer gaming laptop to my Android smartphone. If you’ve longed for the speed, accuracy, & convenience of typing on a full-size keyboard while using your laptop or phone, pine for it no more. This slim, lightweight, portable but full-size keyboard grants that versatility. Bolt Receiver: Although I’ve been using a Logi Unifying USB-A receiver on the back of my various PCs for more than a decade to connect my Logi keyboards & mice, I wasn’t familiar w/Logi’s newer proprietary name which they call the “Bolt” receiver. So, I went to Logi’s website & read their 17-page white paper on the subject. Using their summary, the idea behind Logi’s Bolt wireless technology is to provide their keyboard & mouse users w/fully encrypted, secure, reliable wireless connections even in wireless environments congested w/interference from Wi-Fi access pts. or surrounding wireless devices. It combines BT low energy wireless tech w/US Federal Info Processing Stds. (FIPS) & additional Logitech security features to reduce security vulnerabilities when devices are paired. Logi promises a robust, drop-off-free connection of up to 10m (33ft) w/up to 8x lower latency than other commonly deployed wireless protocols, which is why you don’t experience any noticeable lag between your mouse & keyboard inputs vs. the resulting data you see on your display. Batteries: I don’t like to feed my devices batteries. I like rechargeable Li-ion batteries w/USB-C charging cables. In fact, I’m still rotating my 2 Logitech K750 Solar Keyboards which contain ML2032 rechargeable Li-ion coin cell batteries. So, this new K950, in some ways, is a step backward in technology & convenience for me. The specs indicate that the 2 required AAA batteries will last 36 mos. As much as I use my keyboard each day, I’ll be surprised if I get that kind of longevity from 2 small alkaline batteries. Typing Angle: I like the keyboard’s 8-degree tilt angle that the L & R pop-out tabs on the upper rear of the keyboard provide. But if you prefer a flat keyboard, those same tabs easily retract & remain flush w/the bottom of the keyboard. This 8-degree angle is the same angle my K750 keyboards have provided for many yrs. I type a high volume of emails/docs each day & have never suffered a repetitive motion injury such as carpal tunnel syndrome, etc., from using this ergonomically-sound angle. Quiet Typing: I find the noisy, distracting, clickety clack sound of cheap plastic keyboards annoying. I not only prefer sleek, minimalist tools, I prefer tools that allow me to do my work quietly & efficiently. Quietness is one of the reasons that I fell in love w/Logitech’s K750 Solar Keyboard 13 yrs. ago. Since Logitech promotes the quietness of the K950, I decided to set both keyboards next to each other, flat on my desk. To my ears, the K750 is actually quieter than the new quiet K950. Multi-OS Connectivity: I can connect wirelessly to Windows, Chrome, Linux, & Android. And if I used Apple products, I could also connect wirelessly to iOS, Mac, & iPad. Shortcuts/Customization/Personalization: I like the customizable keys & shortcuts which can help improve my efficiency & productivity. I can easily personalize my F-keys & assign simple 1-tap functions to open a browser, stream music, mute/unmute my mic, adjust the volume, perform screen captures/utilize snipping tool, add emojis, pull up my calculator, etc. I can also choose ready-to-use “Smart Actions” to jump between work & personal, simplify routines, & multi-task. Logi Options+ (LO+): According to Logitech, the LO+ App isn’t currently supported for Chrome OS, Linux, ipadOS, iOS, or Android, which is disappointing. But the keyboard’s basic functions will work w/o LO+. I first downloaded Options+ v.1.29 to my desktop PC back in 11/2022. Although I had auto-updates toggled “on” in my settings, I still needed to download a manual update to v.1.68, just released on 3/27/24. After installing, my Logi MX Master 2S mouse & new K950 keyboard were immediately visible. From there, you can customize away. If you want to do a deep dive into minutiae-land, the LO+ software will allow you to customize a couple dozen keys. Using the impressive pt.-&-click GUI, you can hover your cursor over each customizable key to generate a popup that displays what that particular “Smart Action” key is preprogrammed to do. When you click on that customizable key, another popup menu appears w/a vast array of alternate “Smart Actions” from which to choose. “Click, click” & you have a newly customized key set to perform your preferred action. It’s pretty slick, really. You don’t have to record all the inputs to capture or create your own “macros.” Logitech has already done that for you & given you the freedom & control to pick & choose your fav actions along w/the ability to reassign them to different keys. Areas for Improvement: I prefer backlit keys. In our master bedroom, far away from the bed, we have a small nook & escritoire where I sometimes sit & do a little extra work late at night while my wife sleeps. But what good are quiet keys, a dimmed display, & a blue light filter w/o backlit keys? I also prefer a rechargeable Li-ion battery w/a USB-C charging cable. When my keyboard runs out of juice, I want the ability to quickly plug & play so I can keep cranking, much as I do w/my Logi MX Master 2S mouse when it runs out of juice. I don’t want to stop & fumble around w/replacing alkaline batteries, an annoying & unnecessary interruption (given the advances in battery technology) which typically comes at the worst possible moment. Summary: We like Logitech products as evidenced by our customer loyalty across multiple devices purchased over 20 yrs. Overall, we think this is a good keyboard. We like its versatility & capability to connect to 3 devices at once, & we like its customizability for shortcuts & personalization. We’d prefer it in black & prefer that it come w/backlit keys & rechargeable battery, but we think it provides good value & functionality & would be a fine addition for any personal or home office user.

I missed the return date by one day. The keys stick. Not just one key different keys. Really annoying as I use it all day and all the sudden a key just gets stuck down.

An affordable full size keyboard that is wireless. Product was packaged very good and the instructions to hook up to a desktop or laptop are good. Is really nice to have the full size portable keyboard as I can put it in my lap when I am doing emails or general correspondence where I am not hard at work. The key response is fast and I do not notice any delays when I press a key and it appears on the screen. I like having a quiet keyboard and this is very good at a silent pressing all the keys. When pressing a key you have good feedback that you did the press and this is good especially being a silent keyboard. I use the number keys on the right side frequently and this is a must have for myself as I work with numbers a lot and this works like my desktop. I got the white keyboard and so far not showing any smudges or dirt, will see how this goes. I do like that so far no finger prints show and this is very good as many laptops I have played with are fingerprint magnets. If you are looking for a quality and affordable wireless keyboard this one will work just fine.

Ok maybe not everyone’s most important feature but for me when gaming I don’t want to have keys that distract from the people I’m talking to. This keyboard the K950 has quiet keys that feel good but are not loud thank God. I also love that the F keys are programmable which is very useful and should become more standard. Also you won’t need to worry about the battery life as it’s supposed to be 36 months! You willl need to invest in some AA batteries after the three years lol. For me the white is an awesome color for a keyboard as it matches some other peripherals and also the Logitech app is so nice and user friendly. Slim design without you losing things that are useful in my opinion. It does use Bluetooth so if you are someone that wants to use it for a tablet or phone you can. I just use it for my windows pc. It feels light but not cheap feeling if that makes sense. For me it replaces a keyboard that was even more compact but was missing the keys on the right (number pad). I love this one so much more!

When it comes to computer peripherals Logitech sits at the top of the mountain to which they have only proven that here with this more budget travel keyboard. I initially was hesitant with so much of the keyboard material being recycled, but I have to applaud Logitech here as this feels like a premium keyboard right out of the box. The keyboard has a firm solid feel to it. Logitech always thinks of the little things as the non-slip grips on the bottom and retractable stands allow for multiple use cases. Then one small thing I love with this keyboard is that the spot to hold the Bluetooth dongle is held within the battery compartment so you don’t have to worry about it accidentally falling out when traveling. All this does not go to say that Logitech didn’t fully consider usability as that shines here too. Firstly, syncing devices was quick and easy to which switching between them is even easier with the dedicated keys versus the usual toggle switch that most keyboards use. The use of shortcut keys is where this keyboard really shines though as the usual music controls are there, but the snipping tool key is amazing for work related purposes as I find myself using this a lot! However, if these are not to your liking the Logi Options+ app takes this a step further as it allows the user to customize a multitude of keys, buttons, and shortcuts to whatever your liking may be. Overall, the usability here really shines as all these various facets bundled together to go along with the near silent typing and portability aspects create the perfect budget keyboard not only for travel purposes, but even for desktop use too.

K950 is what I believe to be the modest version of the MX Keys S. Removing a few features to bring the cost down but maintaining the important features. The major difference I see is the the illuminated keys and inverted dome keys. USB C rechargeable MX Keys vs AA battery that is claimed to last 3 years on the K950. I have a problem with keyboards and mice. In that I go through way too many of them. The chassis on the MX Keys S feels slightly tighter than that of the K950, but in use you would never feel the difference until picked up both boards and flexed them. Aside from the above mentioned, the layout and connectivity are exactly the same. Included with the keyboard is the Bolt receiver along with Bluetooth connectivity. There is also a spot inside the batter compartment that will house the Bolt receiver when not in use so there is less chance to misplace it. All the keys are of the same size and placement (save for the key illumination buttons on the function row. The scissor switches feel nice with decent spring back as I traverse from key to key. Using the keyboard via is the same experience as the MX Keys S. The K950 also can connect to 3 devices at the same time and switch seamlessly on the fly. A feature I use everyday between my work computer, personal laptop and mobile device. There is an annoying function that all my recent Logitech boards have presented to me, is the placement of the lock key over the "-" key on the num pad. While I do use the lock key every day intentionally, I at least once or twice a day hit it when going for the "-" key which grinds my workflow to a halt to enter my BOOK of a password my work computer (that needs to be changed every 3 months) makes me enter to get back in. Logitech needs to find a better place for that lock key. Apart from that gripe, I enjoy using the keyboard and moved the MX Keys S to one of my home computer setups and use the K950 at work. I have owned many different keyboards and mice over the years. Logitech may not always be the only device I choose, but I do trust the brand and there will always be something Logitech in my computing inventory at any given time. Once that keycap shine starts giving my fingers that slippery feeling I may start looking for something new. So we'll see if I can make it to a battery change while it's still living at my work desk.

As someone who has used quite a few Logitech products over the years, I am not surprised by this keyboard. I’ll go into some detail below, but to keep it short, I really like this board. It is thin, light (but still a good weight), and even compact for a full-size board. I like the design. Plain. Simple. Clean. Nice contrast between the board and the keys. I also like the minimal and plain font for the keys. Yes, I am boring. My only slight negative here is the shiny white “bar” on the top. I am not really sure why made that choice, and I think it just would have looked better without it. I will also add that while I really like what they did with the white, I prefer the black/charcoal model. Just a matter of personal taste. Setup was very easy, and to this point I have had no issues with connectivity. Having the ability to use cross device is really convenient. Further, not only cross device, but also cross platform is really something I have come to appreciate. It’s a small thing, but having both Windows and Mac labeled keys is a very nice add. The keyboard itself is great to type on and use. I like the feel, the keys have the right amount of give, and the spacing is good. I think it is what most people would be used to and more or less has a laptop feel. It is also very quiet. Beyond that though, I think where it really shines is in the added functionality it offers. There are many default function keys for many of the things that you use the most, and if you dig in and use the Logitech software, you really can set things up to both make your life easier as well as save some time. You can make shortcuts and customize buttons and keys. It really is worth the time. Battery life has been, well, as good as I could hope for so far. It is rated for 36 months, which, honestly, doesn’t seem real. I am sure that is use dependent, but if it gets to anywhere near that, I will be quite happy. I don’t think this should be a concern at all. Ultimately, I like this board. It does everything I want and need it to, and really, it is just a solid keyboard that I like using. It comes from a reputable name in the space, (I think) is fairly priced, and is a very good value.