Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve always enjoyed Logi devices, particularly their mice. Also, as a professional who is typing on a computer virtually everyday, the typing experience matters to me. I use several different keyboards (in different locations) opting for a mechanical keyboard experience. To me, keyboards and mice are very personal devices that should not only be functional, enjoyable, and fun - vs. a typical black keyboard with QWERTY layout that you’ll find packaged in a desktop PC. The Logi POP Icon manages to strike a good balance of price, typing experience, and personality. It’s not the best keyboard/mouse I’ve ever used - I don’t think anyone expects it to be - but it brings enough to the table to warrant your consideration. DESIGN AND USE First and foremost, the design is what makes this keyboard stand a part. Mine is a light purple, lilac, color. And I really enjoy it. Again, it’s different. But that’s all a matter of personal preference. Both the mouse and keyboard do have a “plasticky” feel to them. I don’t want to call it a “cheap” feel, because I still think they’re high quality, but there’s no premium materials or metal here. For the keyboard, the keycaps are concave shape with a low profile. While they don’t “click” like my mechanical keyboard, they have a satisfying amount of give that’s enjoyable to use. It’s described as silent, and much like the Logi Master series keyboards, they are. In fact, it’s a very similar typing experience compared to the Master MX keyboard, albeit the materials used are a little different. If you have people next to you, they won’t hear you typing away. I’m not sure what percentage keyboard you’d call it, but there’s no number pad which is a little bit of a downer to me, I prefer a dedicated number pad but that’s personal preference. The “home” end” “pg up” and “pg dn” buttons are all on the right side placed vertically which is a little different than I’m accustomed to, but it took little time to get adjusted. And there’s lots of action buttons on your F buttons, including changing devices, activating speech services, mute, volume up and down. All of which are appreciated. The main downside, and likely a cost cutting measure, is that the keys aren’t backlit. That could be a deal breaker for some. The mouse is a pebble shape, like the keyboard it feels a bit plasticky but is otherwise comfortable to use. Of course, it’s hard using it when I’m accustomed to the Master MX3 mouse, but it’s nonetheless easy to use and responsive. There’s the standard power slider on the bottom, button to switch between 3 different devices, there’s the left/right click, wheel, and then there’s an action button that you can program within the Logi Plus app. By default it opens up an “emoji” panel, which isn’t of much use to me, but that could be because of my age. Like the keyboard keys, it’s silent when clicking and very responsive. The one missing piece for me, is no side buttons (which I use almost exclusively when navigating the web, going backwards a page and forward). SETUP/BATTERY LIFE Setup is easy, assuming your device has Bluetooth. Most do, but my work desktop for example doesn’t. So check that before buying. If you don’t have Bluetooth you can still connect it with the Logi Bolt USB adapter, but that’s NOT included in the package. It would have been nice if Logitech could have thrown that in there - but I’m assuming it’s rarely a problem given the ubiquitousness of Bluetooth nowadays. Once I pulled out the battery tabs, my Windows 11 desktop immediately recognized them and paired up. It was flawless. Do add another computer, you simply hit the second or third device option (there’s one on the keyboard and mouse) and then pair it through another device’s Bluetooth settings. They have a wide range of compatibility given that they have Bluetooth. They take triple A batteries which is nice, except I prefer not to waste batteries and wish they had a rechargeable battery. They’re rated at 36 month battery life (for the keyboard) and 24 months (for the mouse). This does alleviate some concerns of needing to have batteries at your disposal. LOGI PLUS SOFTWARE This is the real magic of any Logi device, and that applies to the POP Icon as well. You don’t have to download the software, but it allows you to customize hot buttons. For example, you can change the button on the mouse to do more than bring up the emoji menu. There’s a ton of preset options, like opening the calculator or a particular program, but you can also create AI based shortcuts to do whatever you like. Say you want to quickly open several programs, you can program it to do that. It also has program specific actions. For example, while on Zoom, the action button on the mouse will mute/unmute your microphone. These take a little practice to figure out what works best for you, but if you invest a little thought and time into it, you can really make things easier and maximize your efficiency. And the best part is that it’s pretty intuitive to setup (some programs can be daunting in that regard). CONCLUSION If you are looking for a keyboard and mouse that has some personality without breaking the bank for an expensive mechanical RGB device, this is a solid option. While the lack of backlighting could be a dealbreaker, it’s a good value proposition and the Logi Plus software and ability to assign actions makes up some of the difference. And you can trust the Logi brand.

It's kind of crazy to think about how long Logitech has been making keyboards and mice, and that in spite of that they're still somehow finding ways to make cool new products in those categories. That can't be easy, per se. And what's nice about that is that when they do something like make a purple keyboard that has CLEARLY been created with an emphasis on form and style over function and typing precision... you can still be confident that you're getting a *good* keyboard that has been created with an emphasis on form and fuction. And that's very much the case here. So, since you could buy any number of other very good logitech keyboards that aren't purple I suppose the real question with this one is if the design is a positive or a negative. Overall, I think it's a positive. I know there's a whole community of folks who are very much into their keyboards. I don't think those folks are probably going for the Pop Icon, but... if you're not interested in going that far with things but still want something that looks cool and doesn't cost an arm and a leg then Logitech has you covered here. And I appreciate that! First and foremost, I think the color looks great. It'll work in your daughter's room, living room, or home office no problem. There's a pale purple on top and a very vibrant purple on the bottom. The keys are mostly a creamy white and I really like the shape of them. They just look cool. I even like the Logi logo on the space bar. The backspace key is huge and all the other keys are in a pretty standard, easy to reach layout. Essentially, my feeling is that if you like the look of this in the photos you will not be disappointed by the look in real life. On the function front, I have no big complaints. The key travel is good, I can type very fast with minimal errors on this keyboard, and there are few shortcuts on the function row like show desktop, search, emoji, etc. that are practical and super useful when paired with a device like an iPad. I haven't talked about the mouse yet, but... well, it's a mouse and it works perfectly well and looks exactly like it does in the photos. It's comfy. The scroll wheel has a soft rubbery feel, there's a tacticle click when you scroll, and you can click down on the wheel itself, as well as the center piece that surrounds the wheel. Together, they make up a really great pair at a very good price that looks different and nice compared to most keyboards you could just buy off the shelf of a brick and mortar store. Why 4 stars though? Well, I don't love the Logi Options software. Part of the marketing for this keyboard is the ability to customize buttons and add smart actions, macros, etc. And all of that stuff *is* possible... but you need the Log Options+ app to do that, and it's only available on Mac or Windows. Why is there no phone or tablet version of this app?? Again, this combo is just screaming to be paired with an iPad and yet those users are shut out from this piece of Logitech's software solution. It doesn't make a ton of sense to me. Fortunately, I do have a Mac so I was able to pair it to that device and poke around with things. The app itself is well designed and is also where you'll get any firmware updates for the keyboard. But I again I wish there was a little more thought given to the tablet user. See those four dark purple keys on the right of the keyboard? I tried mapping the Home key to the minimize window function and could not get that action to work on either the Mac or my iPad. User error perhaps, but I didn't have the same issue getting it to map to something like mute volume. There are some useful options the app suggests that could be explored (like opening ChatGPT), but I'd love to see a little more thought given to this part of the process overall. It seems like there ought to be a layout option you could select that would be a bit more specific to certain devices like tablets. All in all, I don't think this is a huge issue given that most buyers of this product will likely be all but perfectly content with the default mapping for this keyboard. It's easy to pair to three devices and switch between them, it's easy to use, it works well, and it looks cool. There's really nothing here that would make me not want to recommend it to anyone who likes the look of it. Very happy overall.

The Logitech POP Icon Combo Lilac is part of Logitech’s new Studio Series, and it brings fun flair to your desk setup without sacrificing performance. The lilac color is eye-catching, and just blue enough that it wouldn’t look out of place on any man’s work station. One aspect of the Logitech POP Icon Combo Lilac that left me wanting more is the fact that it uses standard batteries. Yes, the battery life is impressive and will likely last a long time, but in a world where so many devices are shifting to built-in rechargeable batteries, this feels like a bit of a step backward. It’s not that replacing the batteries is difficult—it’s just an inconvenience, especially when you’re deep into work and the last thing you want to deal with is rummaging for fresh batteries. Logitech, if you’re listening, let’s build rechargeable batteries into these products for future iterations. It’s a small tweak that would elevate this combo to near perfection and reduce the need for extra battery waste. The keyboard is fantastic, especially for Mac users who will feel right at home with its low-profile design. The typing experience is smooth and responsive, and the tactile feedback from each keypress is incredibly satisfying. The low profile helps maintain a natural wrist position, reducing strain during extended typing sessions. I'm kind of a lazy typer and this keyboard doesn't force me to use crazy arched fingers. It’s the perfect balance of style and substance, offering both a fun colorful aesthetic and comfortable ergonomics. The mouse is similar to previous POP releases—lightweight with smooth scrolling and Logitech's signature multi-device pairing. Switching between my Mac, PC, and iPad with just the press of a button is incredibly convenient, and this feature alone makes Logitech stand out as the king of seamless connectivity. The LogiOptions+ software was a pleasant surprise, allowing me to remap the mouse's emoji button to open a mini-GenAI assistant, which has quickly become a handy tool for quick queries without needing to fully engage with a separate AI bot. It’s the little things that matter! This keyboard and mouse combo is a winner. It brings both style and substance to your workspace—bravo, Logitech!

So I have numerous keyboards for my PCs and such. All of them are mid/high end with lots of RGB goodness. But I don't have anything that looks quite like this. So, to begin with, it's sort of your standard Logitech keyboard+mouse combo. It supposedly has very good battery life, multi-device support as well as some decent FN keys added to the keyboard layout. The feel of the keyboard is one of the bigger features in that it's sorta reminiscent of older style keyboards. If you're old enough to remember what a typewriter is, the keyboard feels very similar to that. The keys provide a good, audible click when pressed and the circular keys provide a very nice aesthetic to the whole keyboard. The mouse is sort of basic in a way. No real frills to it like extra buttons or anything like that. Just a simple plain mouse for the most part. The biggest thing here with this combo is the aesthetics. Much like getting a RGB lit keyboard or custom keyboard with Cherry MX keys or something, this combo set is suited to your personal tastes. There are several different color combos available for this combo. This lavender and white/grey one are probably the most tame looking of the bunch. While the Daydream and Blast are the loudest of the group. You can pick the one that suits your workstation or, simply, the one you think looks the nicest. From a functional standpoint, as mentioned earlier, it's a Logitech combo set so you get good functionality and some nice features included. But the big takeaway here is picking the right colorway that best suits your tastes and personality.

I love this keyboard/mouse combo. It works great. I love that it doesn't have loud clicking noises. I love that the keys can be programmed. However, learning to program the work flowd takes some work. The best part about the keyboard and mouse is that they do not take up a usb slot because they both bluetooth directly to mg Lenovo Yoga.

This keyboard offers a truly comfortable typing experience with its light touch. The impressive battery life ensures uninterrupted productivity. Bluetooth connectivity makes pairing with your computer a breeze. It's a pleasure to use such a responsive and well-designed keyboard. This is a great choice for anyone looking to upgrade their typing experience.

I bought this in store for my GF and had no problems with it. She loved the feel but ended up returning for the pink version since it matched her room. Easy connectivity, comfortable and portable. Zero complaints, she now owns the pink version and loves it

Is a great combo, works excelent with my chromebook and my laptop. I can choose up to 3 device, the shortcut that I can create is.a great tool. Is compact and the color is beautiful. LOVE IT

This keyboard and mouse combo is great for on the go its small and compact but yet very comfortable to use. The mouse is very quiet with the soft click features.

A Small Multicolored Keyboard with easy to see keys and has optional short cut key functions!Love this keyboard and is the perfect keyboard if you need a small one . Also very fast and very easy to use!

I really enjoy the colorfulness of the Logi Pop collection. This particular keyboard has a really good feel and I can type for hours on it without issue, which is vital in my work. The battery lasts long because it sleeps when not in use, and I love being able to switch between devices so I can have one keyboard for both my work and personal computer.

This has been a great on the go keyboard and mouse. They are small so fit in my laptop bag and they connect instantly to my laptop each time. I’ve been using them for 8 months now and haven’t had any issues.

I bought these mainly because I liked the color. But the convenience and comfort of this keyboard and mouse make it so much more than a good value and cute look. I love how compact it is while also having spaced keys so I can type while having long nails. Seems trivial but for some of us it’s a real issue for finding a good keyboard that your nails don’t interfere with. The only downside if you type a lot and use the number pad is that there isn’t a number key pad. But the sacrifice has been worth it.

The keyboard and mouse have a great purple-lilac color. The keys are smooth and easy to type with. The frame is lightweight but still sturdy. The mouse is small but its size makes it perfect for traveling.

The keyboard work better then i though it would and the battery last a long time

Wanted a smaller compact keyboard to use with my laptop, this fits the bill, perfectly. Enjoy the feel of the keys (not so much pop), my primary use is writing. Added bonus, fun color!!

This pair is an excellent combo for both travel and daily use. The keyboard is big enough with keys well positioned and the mouse is great for a simple mouse. I have paired it with a Mac, PC, IPad, and Pixel phone - works like a charm on all of them. The only note is if you’re using with a Mac the right side control key can get in your way.

Really cute and compact love it. Also pretty easy to connect as well

I love this compact keyboard & mouse. I have small hands & it is a perfect size for me. Also, the color lavendar is very feminine & pretty. I look forward to using it every day.

Cute keyboard, easily transportable, perfect and easy to type on.