Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s is an exciting addition to the world of tech peripherals, offering a blend of style, functionality, and versatility. As a tech enthusiast, I was eager to put this keyboard through its paces and explore its features in depth. At first glance, the design of the Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s immediately catches the eye. Its sleek and minimalist aesthetic is well-suited for modern workspaces and seamlessly blends into any setup. The slim profile and low-profile keys contribute to its overall elegant appearance, making it a stylish accessory for those who appreciate aesthetics in their tech products. The build quality of the Pebble Keys 2 K380s is commendable. The keyboard feels robust and well-constructed, despite its lightweight and portable design. The matte finish on the keys not only adds to the premium feel but also helps prevent fingerprints and smudges, keeping the keyboard looking pristine even after extended use. Setting up the keyboard was a breeze. The Bluetooth pairing process was quick and hassle-free, allowing me to seamlessly connect the keyboard to my devices. The multi-device connectivity feature is a standout aspect of the Pebble Keys 2 K380s. Being able to effortlessly switch between three different devices at the touch of a button is incredibly convenient, especially for individuals who frequently work across multiple platforms. Typing on the Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s is a delightful experience. The low-profile keys offer a satisfying tactile feedback without being too noisy, making it suitable for both quiet office environments and home use. The spacing between the keys is comfortable, reducing the likelihood of mistypes and ensuring a smooth typing experience. I found myself typing for extended periods without experiencing discomfort or fatigue. In terms of key layout, the Pebble Keys 2 K380s follows a standard layout that most users will find familiar and easy to adapt to. The inclusion of dedicated media control keys is a nice touch, allowing for quick adjustments to volume and playback. Additionally, the presence of shortcut keys for common functions such as cut, copy, paste, and screen capture enhances productivity by reducing the reliance on mouse input. One area where the Pebble Keys 2 K380s truly shines is its battery life. Logitech claims an impressive battery life of up to two years, and in my testing, the keyboard certainly lived up to this claim. This exceptional longevity means less frequent charging and a more reliable device overall, which is crucial for users who are always on the go. The compact size and lightweight nature of the keyboard make it a fantastic travel companion. I found it easy to slip into a bag or backpack without taking up much space, making it ideal for individuals who need to work or type while away from their main setup. The lack of a number pad might be a downside for some users, but it's a trade-off for the keyboard's portability. It's worth noting that the Pebble Keys 2 K380s is not a mechanical keyboard, so users who prefer the tactile feedback and audible click of mechanical switches might not find the typing experience as satisfying. However, the low-profile scissor switches are still a significant improvement over typing on laptop keyboards, providing a comfortable compromise between the two. In conclusion, the Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s is a noteworthy addition to Logitech's lineup of wireless keyboards. Its sleek design, impressive battery life, and multi-device connectivity make it a standout choice for individuals who value both style and functionality in their tech accessories. While it might not offer the same level of tactile feedback as a mechanical keyboard, its comfortable typing experience, portability, and versatility more than compensate for this drawback. Whether you're a professional constantly on the move or a home user seeking a stylish upgrade to your setup, the Pebble Keys 2 K380s is a keyboard that deserves serious consideration.

Logitech, a company whose name is synonymous with quality & innovation, was founded in 1981 in Lausanne, Switzerland. They excel by focusing on products that function in the digital world. This new Logitech Pebble Keys 2 (Model # K380S) is a Bluetooth wireless keyboard designed to control 3) devices with a slim & portable profile, making it perfect for business travel. Battery life is up to a stunning 2-years! Economical alkaline batteries are included with this keyboard. I love the smooth feel of the scooped out round keys. They have no annoying click, because this keyboard uses scissor technology, rather than mechanical switches. While these keys do not offer the tactile feedback of mechanical switches, they are superb for use in a quiet environment. I found the Shortcut keys to be well placed & useful. You control volume up / down & media playback / pause. Shortcut keys also allow for Copy / Paste, as well as other common functions. CONCLUSION: Pebble Keys 2 is the best compact wireless keyboard I have tested. Key spacing is ideal; my "error rate" of hitting adjacent keys accidentally was virtually non existent, when compared to a laptop keyboard. Considering the stellar battery life, keyboard compact size, premium quality feel & control of 3 devices, Pebble Keys 2 earns my highest recommendation.

Logitech has long been a quality brand for most of my tech accessory needs so I had high expectations for this. I have not been disappointed. For those that tend to spend a lot of time on devices that do not come with a keyboard like a tablet because of the ease of getting a lot of your asks done without needing to pull out a laptop or sit at a desktop a wireless keyboard can absolutely come in handy on those occasions where to need to type a lot of text and tapping on the virtual keyboard can seem to slow you down a bit. This is the category i fall into often so my real interest was in how well this would work in that specific scenario. Setup was super simple. The keyboard connected to my iPad with in seconds. I also paired it to 2 other devices (a MacBook Pro and a Windows laptop) to to test out the feature that allows you to easily switch between devices with a tap of an assigned button. This feature worked seamlessly and comes in handy when working on multiple devices at once to be able to move between them and complete tasks without needing to do a lot of tedious maneuvers. The keyboard is compact and lightweight while still being quite durable which I appreciate. The added bonus is that you don’t have to worry about charging it or hoping that you can complete whatever you are working on before it needs juice thanks to it’s impressive 3-year battery life claim. The keys are comfortable to type on and are relatively quiet. The function keys have worked seamlessly between my devices despite them not all sharing the same operating system. Overall, I think this is a great budget friendly keyboard option for virtually every user out there. It gives you the versatility you need to be able to truly type on a physical keyboard without needing a bulky option or having to worry about yet another electronic device that needs to be charged.

The Logitech Pebbles 2 K380s is a new generation of portable keyboard, that can be used via Bluetooth on phones, tablets, or even desktops and other computers. It’s definitely compact in terms of portability, being only around 11 inches in length by around 5 inches wide, and barely ½ of an inch thick at it’s widest point (which tapers down). It’s very well built, and the round keys feel solid and nice to type on, although my larger hands do feel cramped a bit since this is a small keyboard overall. It’s powered by two AAA batteries (included). Power is supposed to last up to two years which is a lengthy claim, but I of course haven’t had it nearly long enough to test the length of the power. The K380s is able to connect to up to three Bluetooth devices, and with three white keys at the top of the keyboard, once connected, you can easily switch between the three. The power/connect button is on the left side. You pair it as you do with typical Bluetooth devices – mine took a couple of tries on two two items, but eventually connected. A “Logi Bolt Receiver” (basically a Bluetooth USB type A dongle) can be used to connect the keyboard to computers, but it has to be purchased separately. Out of the box, the K380s works just fine with phones and tablets and gives you an option if you’re tired of thumb typing or trying to use a voice assistant. If you want to get the most out of it and/or customize the 10 keys on top (f4 through the ins keys) for any number of actions you want them to have, you’ll need to install the “Logi Options+” software onto your computer and use it to update or customize the keyboard. You can also install any firmware updates that are available via this route. The number of customizations are large and can vary depending on the type of device and operating system you’re using – full charts are on Logitech’s support page for the K380s and also in the software as some of the customizations vary depending on the device and OS it uses. For myself, due to the small size of the keyboard, I can’t see myself using this full time for a desktop computer as a full-time keyboard. For larger hands, it’s just not comfortable enough of a typing experience to use for longer periods of time in that regard. But I find it very handy for my work and personal phone, as well as my tablet, when I’m having to take them to work or even having to catch up on a lot of emails on them at home. Everyone’s experience and needs will vary with this (as well as a user’s hand size), but for ME, it’s best when used as a portable keyboard for portable devices. The price is good even for a portable keyboard without the benefits of being able to use it on other devices, though, and it’s very sturdy and will most likely last a long time. Recommended.

Overall, you can't go wrong with Logitech's keyboards - I've been exclusively using their products since 2002 because of their reliability and generally good quality builds. The Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s is no exception. This is a minimalist keyboard, which makes it good for taking with you, on the go - I particularly like to use it when I'm flying and doing a lot of typing on my iPhone or iPad. Speaking of switching between devices - there're buttons on top (the white "easy switch" buttons) that helps to swap between devices without having to go through all the bluetooth settings. Typing on the K380S is super comfortable with its slightly wedged design and the keys are super quiet. The design of the keys are generally circular, which is nice, aesthetically, but I don't believe it provides much beyond that from a functionality perspective. Logitech now has their Logi Options+ app, which helps to customize your devices - specifically for the K380S keyboard, you can modify the function keys to do custom actions. For example, the app is simple in that you can open the keyboard in the app, click on the function key you want to change, and literally make it do any shortcut - I personally do a lot of screen shots on MacOS so I can program one of the keys to do COMMAND+SHIFT+4. One issue with this product is that the keyboard is battery powered but NOT rechargeable. That being said, this product is super low-power so the need to change out batteries (especially if this isn't your primary, daily keyboard) is expected to be infrequent. Logitech's website says it comes with 36 months of battery life (depending on how you use it), which is 2x of what the previous model had. The other problem I have with this is that it is great to use for your smaller, travel devices like a tablet or smartphone but there's no stand or slot to prop your device up with the keyboard. It is assumed you have your own kickstand or mount available. I wish it had something as simple as a set of prongs that could expand out to hold your phone or came with a generic device stand of sorts. These are small gripes, really, given how good the keyboard it, overall.

In reviewing the Logitech Pebble Keys 2, I am overall mostly impressed with it for a diminutive and portable wireless keyboard. I can appreciate the post consumer materials used in building this, as most businesses are turning to eco focused designs. This doesn't have any defects in quality, and the feel of the board itself is actually quite nice. It is very thin, with the keys being hard ridged and well defined. Connectivity is quick and easy via Bluetooth. In my time with it, I've had it connected to several devices, and it auto connects to each as desired, auto connecting to the prior used device, while also easily switchable between 3 devices via the F1-F3 keys. Of which, the Function keys are customizable via the Logi app, which is very useful. One part I do despise is the size and layout of the arrows. It doesn't feel intuitive or natural to transition to them. If you happen to do any specific programming or sheet work, it makes it a bit more tedious. Ultimately, I would envision this being used for smart TVs and the like to assist in typing. Not something I would say is essential or more useful than a built-in laptop KB, unless in some niche mobile instance. Overall, a good device at a great price with a well built chassis and keys that should withstand repeated transport and use. Battery life also looks to be substantial at up to 36 months being claimed.

I’ve been using this keyboard for a couple of weeks now. Well, let me say this, Logitech makes the best keyboard and mouse on the market. When it comes to these accessories they know exactly what they are doing. Ok back to the keyboard review. I really like the size of this keyboard. It’s small and light enough to travel and big enough to use with your desktop. I use mine with my Macbook connected to a bigger monitor. And because of the functionality of this keyboard, I can also use it with my iPad and my work pc. You can just press one of three buttons that’s connected to your device and you’re connected. Probably the best feature of this keyboard. Pairing is very simple. Just hold down one of the three buttons to pair with your device. The only drawback for me is that it’s battery operated. I’ve had this for about 3 or 4 weeks and haven’t had to change the batteries yet. Batteries do come with purchase though. I can recommend this keyboard because it’s made by Logitech. They do have pricier options but if you’re budget conscious then this is the keyboard for you.

Keyboards, they come in all kinds of sizes now. The Logitech PEBBLE KEYS 2 K380S is a minimalistic keyboard. If you dont need the number pad, then you're set. Those that need that numberpad, this is not your keyboard. This keyboard is, however, excellent for word processing. It takes up about 40% less than my regular day to day keyboard. Battery life seems good, keys feel great when using this keyboard. One really nice thing is that up to 64% of this keyboard is made via recycled materials. Blutooth functionality is awesome, especially when it can be used with multiple devices with the tap of one of 3 buttons that will allow the user to switch between devices. I like the portability of this keyboard as well. It goes well with my surface tablet when traveling or on the go. The keyboard height is not adjustable which is ok for me but could be bothersome for others. The lack of a numberpad also rules out using this keyboard when tasked with any kind of CAD or Excel work you have to do. Ovwrall great keyboard, Logitech has been doing really well with their accessories, this keyboard continues that trend.

Review of Logi Pebble Keys 2 K380 The keyboard at glance is compact and simple, reasonably light, built material is for everyday use enough not being a premium alike. Being made with recycled plastic, can’t tell much the difference at bare eyes. The keyboard charged with two batteries of AAA (Alkaline Battery). It has On/Off button which is handy option for most of cases of traveling or moving around and need to connect with multiple devices. Connectivity is standard as is available for most of Logi keyboards. Consisting of Bluetooth, compatible with Bolt USB receiver which is not included with the keyboard, and its wireless coverage range is 32.8 ft. according to its specification. It allow to connect to up to 3 different devices via three different buttons, same as it is in other multiple connectivity keyboard from Logi. Then about 10 keys can be customized via Logi Option+ App. The process of connection and setting up is quite same as of rest of keyboards from Logi. But going in deep into the usage experience where does make the difference have to comment that: 1. Typing: A) the keys buttons feels quite small as type. If compare with MX keys side to side, it doesn’t look bi difference, just Pebble Keys are rounded maintaining same dimension as is the square keys. In another word, looks like the form was cut and paste of the center of the square form of the key for MX Keys Mini for instance. B) the feeling of actual typing at first feels bit hard as there isn’t that bouncing alike feeling and mostly feel touching the bottom of the hardware. C) Need some time to get used to for feeling small keys. Moreover if user have big hand, not sure how well will suite to the typing experience. 2. Responsiveness: each keys are function well as intended upon typing or pressing the functional button. Just takes some time to get used to as the finger memorize the place of each key in a compact space of the keyboard is the Pebble Keys 2. 3. Setting with Logi Option: it is straight forward, and helps customize easily similar to rest keyboards from Logi. What I wish it would do or support: 1. Using with iPad Pro, can’t customize the buttons as Logi Option+ or alike application is not supported for tablet. Hence it is not optimized for the tablets or mobile devices. 2. Bit more lighter would be optimal as the keyboard feels suitable for mobility due to its size and slim design. 3. Charging mode. This might differ from person to person, but I would have preferred charging via usb instead of the battery. Considering it is built with recycling material and being conscious of environment and sustainability, it feels it missed this point of view. The Pebble Keys 2 K380 is slim and simple, and light in its category. After using between notebook and tablet, I feel it is more suitable to use mostly with tablets that doesn’t need long hours of typing. If not for toddlers and those that doesn’t have big hand would be the right type of users. But definitely it is not everybody. As last comments: 1. ,The keyboard doesn’t have backlit keyboard, but in the dark kind of still the keys are visible due to the white glare reflection from the screen. 2. Battery life seems superb. Had it using for about two weeks weeks and always connected, and still its status shows 100%.

The Logitech Pebble Keys 2 is not only cute and small, but it is extremely well-made and functional. It is a portable wireless Bluetooth keyboard that is compatible with desktops, laptops, tablets, and phones. I have it paired with my iMac and my iPhone simultaneously and am able to easily toggle between both devices. It can pair up to three devices, the three white buttons at the top allow you to quickly switch between them. This is perfect if you are a multitasker using multiple devices at the same time. The keyboard construction itself feels really durable and strong. I have no fear in bringing this along in my bag. The buttons are satisfying to press as they provide that nice springy click to them that not all keyboards have. One thing to note is that the keyboard is heavier than you would think considering its size, it is almost 15oz so it definitely adds considerable weight onto a carryon bag. This keyboard uses some F-buttons as shortcuts on the desktop and iPhone/tablet. These shortcuts are fully customizable using the Logi Options+ app that is available for the desktop. This app also contains other neat shortcuts you can add and customize to make life easier. Although I cannot see this keyboard replacing my current desktop keyboard because I need to size up rather than down due to carpal tunnel issues, I know that it will serve me well in doing classwork on the go in my iPhone. I am no longer bound to the desktop and that is amazing. Honestly for the price, this keyboard is a bargain considering its high quality look, feel, and construction.

This is a really excellent Bluetooth keyboard. Typing feel is great, with enough tactile feedback to feel good without being overly loud or clicky. I'm a touch typer, and had no problem typing quickly and smoothly. No lagginess or unintended double keystrokes that you might see on cheaper and older Bluetooth keyboards. It can be connected to up to 3 devices, and switching between devices is a simple keystroke away. It also reconnects to devices really quickly -- essentially immediately. Special keys can be specific for Windows, Mac, ChromeOS, Android, and iOS (I tested it with my Pixel Tablet and Lenovo Duet 3 Chromebook). Build quality is excellent, as would be expected from Logitech -- it feels solid and substantial, but still light and compact enough to make it ideal for travel. Takes 2 AAA batteries (nice that they were included in the package!). Overall, this is an excellent choice for Bluetooth keyboards. If I had one wish, it would be for it to come with a little carrying case or keyboard protector, since this is clearly a great keyboard for travel.

So I received the Logitech Pebble Keys 2 keyboard because, well, I'm always seeking out the latest and greatest in gadgets, from my cell phones to my home theater setup. Took me a little over 2 weeks to actually write about it because I was on the fence about using something this small. Wasn't sure about it at first, but it is admittedly pretty cool. It has the ability to connect up to three different devices via Bluetooth. Super handy. I've got it linked to my Samsung smart monitor, my Series X, and use it with on my phone via DeX. It's truly a keyboards with mobility in mind especially because it doesn't require a USB dongle. Typing on it feels good, and it's surprisingly quiet, which is a bonus because I'm usually working on my computer late night. The size? Ended up being more of a pro than a con. I can chuck it in my bag or move it around the house pretty easily. Plus, it's got this clean look to it. There are only 2 things that would have made it perfect. Backlit keys would have really made this product sing. Also, I do miss having the number pad on the right. It would've been a nice touch for when I'm crunching numbers just for the muscles memory of it all. All in all, if you're someone like me who's into tech but not, you know, building rockets or anything, this keyboard's a quite good. Even with its small size, there are tons of functionality buttons such as volume up and down, screenshot, Emojis and full screen. Definitely glad I gave it a shot! 3.5/5

The Logitech Pebble Key 2 K380s Keyboard is a small portable keyboard solution for travel and tablets. The keyboard connected and was recognized quickly with my iPad Pro and my HP Envy laptop. What’s in the Box: Pebble Keys 2 K380s Keyboard 2 AAA Batteries Brief instructions for connecting and using the Easy-Switch The keyboard is light and roughly 11 inches wide, so it is quite portable. It connected quickly to my iPad Pro without any additional software/apps required. It also connected to my HP Envy laptop (Windows 11) but the available Logitech Options+ software allows the keyboard to be configured, opening up shortcuts and customizable keys. The keyboard comes configured with keys for Dictate, Emoji and Screenshot. It also has dedicated Windows Start and Apple CMD keys. The keyboard can be paired with three devices that you can associate with the three Easy-Switch keys. Then all you need to do to switch between those three devices is select the appropriate Easy-Switch key. The keyboard is compatible with Windows, Mac and it works with my iPad Pro. However, it does not seem to be compatible with other Bluetooth devices. While it is recognized and will connect to my Samsung Galaxy (android) phone, the phone says it needs an app. But I can’t find one that makes it happy in the app store. I also tried to pair the keyboard with my Xbox and my Roku without success. I was really hoping it would work on those. Since a portable keyboard for my laptop is of limited value, it looks like this one will wind up being dedicated to my iPad. All in all the keyboard has some cool features and it works well with my iPad. So if you are in the market for a portable keyboard for an iPad, this one may be what you need.

I am using this in a smaller desk area/space. Its a perfect size for smaller desks and space. Its thinner than most but not too thin. This keyboard gives options for connections to three devices. I just connected with bluetooth to a dual boot Win11 and Ubuntu PC, and another Ubuntu server I have running. I tried a different brand but definitely like this one and would recommend for multiple PC/OS's.

Really good wireless keyboard. I love how compact it is and how you can use it with many devices. To start with, the only thing included is the keyboard and a couple of AAA batteries. This is a pure Bluetooth wireless keyboard, no cables at all. I love that you can connect up to 3 devices simultaneously (Windows, Mac, Ipad, Chrome OS officially), however it goes beyond that, since its a Bluetooth enabled keyboard, it can practically pair with anything that has Bluetooth (not officially). I paired it with my PC (so I could use the LogiOptions software to further configure its keys), also with my tablet and finally, it did pair and work with my TV! (no more typing passwords with the remote, this is not officially intended though, but it worked!). It has 3 dedicated buttons you can press to switch between devices on the fly. I also love that it has many dedicated function/alternate keys, like keys for emojis, search, screenshots etc. You can further personalize it if you download their Logioptions software online. The keys themselves are good to type on, they feel kind of like chiclet type you would find on a laptop keyboard and they are round. The only con I could see is they are not backlit, so you have to at least have some lighting to see the keys. There is a switch on the side to turn the keyboard on and off, however it will also auto sleep after a while of not using it to save power. The keyboard itself feels very sturdy and I'm carrying it around with me and holds pretty well! Highly recommend it if you have several devices around you that have Bluetooth, typing on a real keyboard makes everything easier and being wireless is a plus!!!

Having three computers at my desk gets a bit crowded. This keyboard helps me get some space back. It's bluetooth, it can connect to three devices, in my case two PC Desktops and a Mac Mini M4. You can switch from one to the other with a single button press. It took very little time to get used to, it travels well and gets along great with my Logi Bluetooth Mouse. It even works with my iPad ! So far has great battery life. I am very pleased with this affordable product by Logi.

Been a long time user and fan of Logitech, all of my desktop & laptop devices are paired with their keyboards and mice/trackballs. While the Pebble Keys is promoted as a replacement for laptops/Ipads/tablets, etc; the reason I wanted it was for its ability to connect with a Smart TV. Using a full size keyboard while sitting in a lounge chair is kind of cumbersome, the Pebble handles this job much more comfortably. While I personally don't need a keyboard paired to my tv, the need found me once I started having 2 year old grandchildren over. When they want to see firetrucks on Youtube, much easier to type that into the search box instead of an extended series of clicks. I had a good out of the box experience with the Pebble, I first connected with a desktop and installed the app, which allows you to program the special keys. (all the F keys can be programmed to special functions.) The Pebble will pair to 3 separate devices; I appreciate that Logitech incorporated this as switch as opposed to a command sequence to switch between devices. I have 3 Smart Tv's that the children could possibly watch, 2 Samsungs and a Vizio. I tried all of them, once I turned on Bluetooth, the Pebble was quickly recognized and connected (Whew! I've had my share of Bluetooth pairing problems!) Given the success I had with the device, I wondered why Logitech made no mention of this possible use of the Pebble, either on the box, in advertising, or in their product support area. It certainly does the job, and as I've noted, is much more comfortable than using a standard keyboard. The only downside I've noted is the lack of backlighting, as I'm usually utilizing this in a darkened room. Other than that, if like me, you're looking for a device to control your Smart Tv, this works!

I like Logitech in general, for their after service and warranty claims. They are highly responsible. With that said, this keyboard is superb on its connectivity, not going to Bluetooth sleep mode and high battery management. layout is sleekly done so that it minimizes error my typing skills =) I would recommend going to bestbuy and try typing out on this keyboard first, if you can't, for its budget pricing and layout style I would say get it. able to seamlessly switch between 3 devices on its connectivity.

Love the size and how it can connect to 3 devices at a time. The weight makes it feel more reliable, as well as it doesnt move when typing. Battery is long lasting or it wont consume the battery for having on during the work day which for me is 7hrs -ish for 5 days

When it comes to keyboards there are a few things that I look for when deciding which one to buy, now for context I work on a computer about 8-10 hours a day and work with both Microsoft and Mac. The main things I consider is a must for all keyboards is the hotkeys (pre-programed actions) , keyboard key travel/key feel and battery. The Pebble Keys 2 is exceptional in all of these factors and makes it one of the best on the market when it comes to portable keyboards. Before I get into what makes this keyboard great I have to mention how easy it was to start using, I had to do nothing at all besides turn it on and my laptop sensed the Pebble Keys 2 and asked me to pair. The best thing about the Pebble Keys 2 was its hotkey, it comes with 10 buttons you can change as hotkeys, this is not unusual however what is different with the Pebble Keys 2 is that you can create different hotkeys based on the program you’re using. This I find to be very usual for multitaskers and people that are on the computer for multiple hour and use various programs. As an example I can turn the F8 key from using emoji icons in Word and when using a browser I can change the F8 key to jump to a particular website or open multiple tabs for different use cases. The Logi Options + app allows you to create various smart actions to make using this keyboard even better. I enjoyed the key travel on the keyboard and made little to no errors when typing and the best thing about the keys is the amount of force that is required for type, the keyboard is a perfect blend of mushiness and the feel of the keys is made in such a way that you wont get tired over the course of a 10 hour day when using the keyboard. The battery life so far has been great but I have only been using it for a few days, LogiTech claims 3 years of use. Overall this is a great keyboard which is light and portable and makes it easy to use between multiple machines and switching over can be done with the push of a button. The Logi Options + app makes everything easier and even allows you to take your settings from one device to another.