20 Best Wireless Keyboard For Lg Smart Tv (2022 Updated)

I’m using it with a WIN10 PC, which is on my TV. + All the features they write about in the product description. + It is well built. – Worst touchpad experience ever. I used a bunch of terrible touchpads in my years, and this is worst than any budget laptop’s touchpad.

– At max pointer speed (maxing out in Logitech Options, without adjusting Windows settings) 1 slow swipe from left to right moves the cursor only to the middle of the screen or less, which is miserable.

It moves less and less as I move my finger faster, to the point that the cursor doesn’t move at all, or even moves backwards if I don’t pay attention and swipe casually as I’d usually do. I could adjust the main setting in Windows, but that makes my old M180 mouse too sensitive to use.

(I chose K400+ partly because my mouse needed a new unifying receiver) – Factory settings are inverted for scrolling and FN keys, and you have to KEEP a 340 MB software on your PC to keep the settings normal.

– You need Logitech Options Software (340 MB) to change the inverted factory settings and YOU CAN’T DELETE IT after everything is set, because you lose the settings. Other than these, the Logitech Options software is a useless.

[And wouldn’t even be necessary if the factory settings were right. Logitech Options Software’s other “features” are disabling functions you don’t want to disable (like pinch-zoom and two-finger scrolling), and adding some limited functions to some of the FN keys.

It can also change the pointer speed from terrible to even worse. ] – You CANNOT change scrolling speed (which is way too fast), touch sensitivity or accidental touch protection. – It does NOT HAVE edge motion, edge scrolling, 3 and 4 finger touches and gestures (actual features, that I have in my 2018 budget laptop, with a 40 MB software.

) – The left mouse button in the upper left corner is utterly useless.

I’ve had several of these keyboards which I use for PC-TV control. Overall, they work quite well, soft keys, good feel, battery life is good as long as you remember to turn it off when not in use. I’ve been using these now for about 4 or 5 years? I’ve already had one ‘die’ on me with some of the keys typing random characters.

For example press the ‘Q’ and get ‘qp’ or ‘S’ and get ‘sy’. The Logitech options software gives you some control over the touchpad, but not as much as you might have with Synaptics software on your laptop.

And not as much as you really need. Touchpad sensitivity is not adjustable that I can find. When trying to scroll the keyboard may zoom the screen no matter how much effort you put into making sure you don’t spread or pinch.

This is possibly the biggest complaint I have with this keyboard. Having tried multiple wireless keyboard/mouse options, this with it’s size and features is possibly one of the best. Definitely a step up from the K400 (not plus) which I originally had, and have put on the shelf.

There are definitely more featured keyboards out there, at higher prices, however for use on a PC/TV setup, I haven’t been able to find anything better. If Logitech can fix the touchpad software, they would have an excellent product.

I’m guessing that this was aimed primarily at people controlling home media players, tapping in the odd character with one finger and otherwise using the trackpad to browse content, and not people looking for a fast and fluid typing/working experience.

I’ve used dozens and dozens of different keyboards over the last few decades and am a relatively fast ten-fingered touch typist. This keyboard gives me the least pleasant and the slowest typing experience that I can recall.

The key mechanism gives a sluggish response and the key layout (tight shouldered, identical profiles in the main) make it difficult to feel like I know where I am on the keyboard. Very odd. One of my favourite keyboards for working is a cheap and basic wired K120 by Logitech, but this thing is a totally different animal.

Having to use a dongle for wireless connectivity is also annoying. If switching to a different device, one has to remember to move the dongle. I would give this keyboard-with-trackpad a lower score based on my feelings, but I suppose it does what it is intended to do.

Logitech K400 plus is an excellent keyboard for light uses. However it came with major inconvenience. First of all, I quickly found out there is no Fn lock built in. The only way to activate Fn lock is through Logitech Options software, which is a 297MB download.

It’s a software solution, so software is required to be running at all times. Second, the touchpad is oversensitive and mouse will drift a little after my finger stops moving. The left/right mouse button is not sensitive, making clicking button and drag from touchpad a pain to accomplish.

At $30, I think the value is acceptable. But I won’t recommend this product. I’m keeping the keyboard only because I have a strict size limit for my setup. Unless you really need such a small keyboard, you can find other Logitech options available as well.

The keyboard itself is fine for what it is. Wireless works fine and the size is good for the living room. The software kills this thing however. To configure it, you need a nearly 400 MB application that does nearly nothing, but if you want to switch the function keys to actually be function keys, you need to run that software.

That software often crashes, meaning the volume controls and function keys will stop working until I restart the bloated software. Super annoying if you’re watching a movie or something. Also, the trackpad is barely usable.

It’s not very accurate and it has no multi touch gesture support aside from two finger scrolling. It would be so much more useful if you could do three- or four-finger gestures. I would not buy this keyboard again and wish I hadn’t in the first place.

Perfectly consistent with the photos of the product sheet, as usual with Logitech we have a good quality product. It works with just about anything that has a USB port and an operating system. I tested on ; tv, pc, mac, xbox it works without worries.

The trackpad works well. I don’t see any downside to this keyboard for occasional use, for day-to-day word processing use, however, I don’t recommend it in terms of ergonomics. The keyboard is mainly made for browsing the internet.

Just bought my second one. It’s excellent for controlling a TV or your computer from a distance. It’s meant to be held or carried, I wouldn’t recommend it for regular use instead of a normal keyboard.

The mouse button at the left is very handy. The trackpad is good. The keys are big enough. The volume and media keys are also handy for controlling any media player from a distance. If you want to use your F1-F10 keys instead of the media keys (or map any other key), it can be configured in its software.

I have my computer in my bedroom, I have a large screen TV hooked up to it and a 23″ widescreen monitor on a tilt and swivel at the side of the bed. Yes I am lazy and like to lay in bed, watch movies or youtube etc on the tv and faceache on the monitor.

But if you turn the lights out you cannot see the darn keyboard, so it was a case of a small light or an illuminated keyboard. My computer base unit is at the other end of the bedroom so a wired keyboard is out fo the question and that leaves me with the Logitech K800.

It is simply superb, expensive but superb and worth every penny. The keys light up when your hands get near it not when you touch it. Brilliant. The brightness adjusts depending on ambient light level.

Brilliant. You can over ride the auto brightness control if you wish. Brilliant. It has a Caps lock light!!! Why any keyboard would omit that is beyond me but trust me a lot do. Brilliant. The battery lasts me about 5 days with lots of use and recharges in a couple of hours.

Brilliant. Also, the batteries are standard AA rechargeable cells so if they do ever fail you can just pop in two cheap rechargeable batteries and you are back up and running. It works over a good range, no dropout or problems ever for me, and with a Unifying mouse as well both keyboard and mouse use the same dongle.

Brilliant. Yeas, this keyboard is as good as they get I think, you may find it is brilliant! The keys are superb to type on, responsive and positive but feel kind of soft and cuddly to the fingers, of all the keyboards I have used in the last 30 years I would say this is the best or darn close to it.

Really a review should have some negative points highlighted but I honestly cannot think of any, maybe the fact that the supplied software, like many, is not available for Linux which I use – but then there is free third party software on Linux to set up and pair devices to the unifying receiver under the name of Solaar The K800 is just superb, you just cannot fault it honestly.

This substantial keyboard is one you’ll use for years. I call it substantial because it’s the one that will sit on your desk, rather than in your backpack. It’s weighty because it holds things as big as an iPad Pro which is no lightweight.

It’s worth mentioning, however, that my M1 iPad Pro in its case cannot fit in there until I take off that case. It’s too thick. My older iPad, my iPhone, etc. will fit in that slot behind the keys no problem.

Those are comfortable keys, and the Bluetooth link between the keyboard and the device is so solid that I cannot out-type the device. This is my second Logitech keyboard because the lower cost unit I use in my classroom has been rock solid where I can be as far as 25 feet from my laptop to run my SMARTBoard (it’s really not smart at all) remotely while working with kids.

This keyboard with its ability to quickly connect to three devices will be at least as rock solid.

A lot of the things I thought would be “pros” for this keyboard aren’t. For example, the tray for holding other devices only works if you don’t have a case on it. My Kindle Fire would only fit standing perfectly straight and would fall over if I bumped the keyboard.

I tried taking it out of the case but that wasn’t much better. The 3 white keys at the top of the keyboard are great as long as you only plan to use them to switch between devices. If you want to use them as F keys (F1, F2, F3) you have to press the FN key while pressing the F key.

That’s true for ALL the F keys. It should be the opposite; you should have to press the FN key to switch devices and all the other stuff. If I press the F5 key it gives a context menu instead of refreshing the webpage.

You have to hold the FN key while pressing F5 to reload. There isn’t a dedicated page up key. You have to press FN and the 9 key on the number pad (not the 9 above the letters) to go to the top of the page.

Same for Home, End, page down, and insert. There is a Delete key at the end of the F key row. I’ve used Windows keyboards for 25+ years and never had a problem. I’ve even used several Logitech keyboards and loved them.

This K780 is making me have to relearn things I’ve always done. I’m constantly hitting F5 and getting the stupid context menu. I’ve started doing CTRL+R to refresh the screen. That’s still something I have to do differently than I have for over 2 decades! I really wanted to love this keyboard.

If it’s your first keyboard you’ve ever used then you probably won’t have a problem since you won’t have to relearn basic things. If you have used keyboards before you may want to consider a different one.

If you really want the multi-device option then I hope you can learn to use the F keys again.

It’s great! I’m very happy with this purchase. I’ve had it for a couple of weeks now and these are the things I’ve noted: – Size wise its smaller than most keywords which means it takes up less space on my desk.

Even though it’s a little smaller, it still gives full keyboard functionality. I prefer having the numeric keypad to the side and it has it. – It’s a little heavier and feels a little more solid than other keyboards.

For me that means it doesn’t slide all over my desk while I’m working. – It’s quieter than other keyboards I’ve had. My coworkers appreciate that on calls. 🙂 – Connectivity for more than one device type at a time is nice to have in addition to having a wireless keyboard.

I can also connect it to my phone or tablet if I wanted to. – Connecting to the laptop is super easy. Plug in the usb receiver and it connects fairly quickly. No annoying or confusing set up process.

– It’s easier to clean. I don’t have to pop the keys off to clean underneath them. The keys are round and the top of the casing sits flush with the keys. No gap for dust or paper bits to fall into. – Price is decent for what you’re getting.

I caught it on sale, so it was an even easier decision. I’d buy it again or recommend it for others.

TranslateShow in original languageЯ давно искал клавиатуру, которая влезла бы в барсетку. Иногда не хочется брать с собой в поездку ни ноут или даже планшет, т. е. не брать ни рюкзак, ни сумку. Идёшь куда-то или едешь одним днём просто с телефоном и барсеткой, кинуть туда на всякий случай клавиатуру и в дороге обстоятельно набрать текст для срочной статьи, заметки, ответить на письмо не всегда удобно с клавиатуры телефона.

Слепым десятипальцевым методом на клавиатуре будет быстрее и привычней. И вот случайно нашёл эту модель, хотя она, как оказалось, выпускается давно. Я рад! Достоинства: Компактность (даже в барсетку влезает).

Долгая работа от батарейки (за два месяца ни разу не заряжал, работает). Качество Logitech на высоте! Приятная на цвет и на ощупь. Недостатки: Немного трудно привыкнуть к ходу клавиш. Они ощущаются словно бы клавиатура в туго натянутом чехле и нажимаешь пальцами “сквозь чехол”.

Но в принципе нормально. Другие компактные клавиатуры на порядок хуже. А тут можно привыкнуть, хотя и не на уровне полноразмерной клавиатуры и даже не на уровне K380 от той же Logitech.

TranslateShow in original languageКлавиатура хорошая, мягкая, бесшумная, приятное покрытие. К Айфон XR подключилась сразу. Работать удобно, приятно. Впечатление испортила упаковка. Коробка с товаром была упакована сразу в пакет Озон, хотя на видеоотзывах других покупателей было видно, что сама коробка была дополнительно упакована в фирменный прозрачный пакет Logitech.

У нас такого пакета не было! Соответственно, наша коробка была немного помята и поцарапана. Одна сторона фирменной коробки закрывается на магниты. Дополнительно коробка никак не заклеена, получается, закрывают ее одни магниты.

Сложно сказать, было так изначально, или же нам прислали товар, который ранее был возвращён по какой-то причине. Также сложно сказать по описанию товара, должны были быть в комплекте красочные наклейки или нет.

Так как коробка была не заклеена, вполне можно предположить, что их просто украли. В общем, как в том анекдоте: ложечки-то нашлись, а осадок остался).

Just turned on and started using it. Lightweight and good normal size. Occasionally looses the connection with the receptor and it is annoying, has to be turned off and on a few times. In general is good, we use it for when we put the computer on the tv, saves having to cross the room.

This is my second Logitech keyboard, which should tell you something in itself Nice quiet responsive action with a good tactile feeling to the surfaces. This version doesn’t have the single ‘lock’ key of my previous (white) one, but keeps the separate volume controls which is really handy when things are suddenly TOO LOUD! 🙂 Really like it overall, my only observation might be that it’s not really what I’d consider black – more of a very dark charcoal grey – still cool and I like it, but it’s not jet black whichever angle you look at it from.

The picture does show this, so I should look closer next time And I was very happy not to be forced into buying a mouse with it – I’ve already got my favourite and did not need to replace that at the same time.

I purchased the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard along with the M590 Silent Bluetooth Mouse, and I have to say they make a great combination for my setup. K380 Pros Overall size of the keyboard makes this a perfect travel device Flow between three devices works flawlessly K380 can be linked to follow any Logitech Flow enabled mouse like the M590, M720, or MX Series Keyboard is very comfortable for me to type on first test was 57 WPM, 96 accuracy vs my 6596 avg.

Keyboard layout is excellent for PC all keys are exactly where they should be Home, End, Page Up, Page Down work with fnarrow keys despite others saying they dont work 2 AAA Batteries will last a long time Dont have to plug it in to charge or connect Physical OnOff Switch is always good to have Very good build quality feels much more sturdy than it looks Decent Price 29 at time of purchase in 2019 Q2 got this and M590 for 60 Logitech Options software is very useful and easy to use Great value and feature set for the priceK380 Cons Round keys on keyboards always look atrocious and unprofessional Not enough programmable keys through Logitech Options software can only modify F4, F5, F6 and F7 Arrow keys are too small, especially up and down which essentially touch each other No USB connectivity limits compatibility only connects to devices that have Bluetooth Weighs a bit more than you would expect it to not necessarily a bad thing since its built well No height angle adjustment legs Wish it was more Black instead of Gray Wish the ugly Yellow function keys were any shade of gray instead of any color like on the K375s or K810Overall Impressions and other thoughtsThe Logitech K380 Keyboard has quickly established its place on my desk and in my daily carry bag.

Its diminutive size, excellent build quality and comfortable typing experience are standout features. The round keys look completely ridiculous but actually work shockingly better than I expected. The three bright yellow function keys are gaudy and should be replaced with a more subtle contrasting shade of gray or let them just match the keyboard like the K810 does.

The F keys work without having to hit the fn button, which is always preferred, and the fnarrow keys work for Home, End, Page Up and Page Down, which is critically important for me. Setup was very simple and everything has worked flawlessly with this keyboard, from pairing through Bluetooth on multiple devices, and syncing it to follow my M590 Flow Mouse, to configuring the keys in Logitech Options its all been a very satisfying experience.

I wish Logitech would make a separate similar device that was just an addon number pad with trackpad no keyboard that was the same design as this. I know there are tons of nonLogitech options out there for this purpose, but a matching Logi number trackpad with the same color scheme and build quality would be nice.

I really didnt think Id like typing on this keyboard when I saw it at Best Buy, but as soon as I touched it, I was immediately surprised by how typing felt on it, in a very good way. I typed on all of the keyboards in the store, and I ended up buying this one, so that says something.

It wasnt the very best typing experience of them all, but the overall size, features, and total package of this product was the best offering for the price and for my needs right now. I wish they had the K810 for me to look at, but that unit seems very difficult to find.

Would I pay 99 for that keyboard with squaredkeys, black finish, matching F1F3 keys, backlighting with hand detection and 5 adjustment levels, etc. Yes, indeed I probably would, although a sale price around 60 would make it a nobrainer for me.

Even despite my preference for common replaceable batteries versus having to recharge the device with a cable every 10 days or so, Id still rather the K810 for its design. But my current search shows prices from 125 for a used one to 280 for a new one, which is out of the question.

Overall, I am very happy with my purchase of both the Logitech K380 and M590, as I think they work very nicely together and are both ultraportable for on the go readiness. I would highly recommend this product.

Paired with the Logitech MX Master 2S mouse, the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard gives me the ability to operate 2 or 3 computers even a mix of Apple and PC devices. They enable me to use a single mouse and keyboard to move seamlessly among my iMac, desktop PC, and laptop PC.

I am a graphic designer and do my primary design tasks on an iMac, using Adobe Creative Cloud. I cant afford to put the Adobe software on more than one computer, and, for my own purposes, the iMac is sufficient.

However, I have clients who need me to provide them with files in Publisher, and Publisher is not available for OS systems the rest of the Microsoft Office package is, but Publisher is specifically excluded.

In addition, Microsoft Word has more bells and whistles in its PC version than the OS version, and sometimes I need those extra features. So, I ended up using a combination of Dropbox, email, and thumb drives to move things back and forth between my iMac and my PC computers.

Now, I can create an asset on the iMac, copy the asset, move the MX Master 2S onto the PC screen, paste the asset where it needs to go, and proceed with my work on the PC. Thats where the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard comes in.

The Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard also operates all 3 of my computers, and it feels exactly like the keyboard that came with my iMac, while having those function keys that are specific to a PC.

That means that it conserves the time and energy I was wasting every time I made the mental and physical jump between two computers. Instead, I just click one of the 3 easy to spot yellow buttons on the top tier of the keyboard to tell the keyboard which computer to control, then continue working on that computer.

The functional area of the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard is the same depth as my Apple keyboard and about onequarter inch shorter in length. The keys are all where my fingers expect them to be, so I had no trouble switching over from the Apple keyboard.

It does have the PCspecific keys, as well, and they, too, are where my fingers expect them to be I like having a Back key again, which the Apple keyboard lacks. Setup was simple, with the Logitech K380 MultiDevice Bluetooth Keyboard pairing quickly and easily with my various computers via Bluetooth.

Total setup time for all 3 computers was under 10 minutes. Having just one keyboard and one mouse to operate 2 or 3 computers is a very worthwhile change for me.

I bought this keyboard to use in the place of my new budget laptop keyboard. As this laptop is shared by my wife I thought it would be a good idea to get a wireless keyboard to use with either my laptop or phone.

For a start the keyboard, for its size is heavier than it looks. It has four rubberized feet, between that and the weight helps keep it in place while in use. As a matter of fact Im using it as I write this review.

The keyboard is slim and compact making it easy to carry. I have large hands although my typing skills are poor, I have little trouble using it. Users with moderate to smaller sized hands should have no trouble, especially if they have better typing shills than me.

More skilled typists with large hands will possibly experience accidentally striking the CAPS LOCK key instead of the A key. Additionally the main keys are round instead of square and dont stand up very high from the main chassis, this is similar to my laptop keyboard, however the K380 is a far superior keyboard.

The key operation for me is satisfying and consistent through all the keys showing a supremely better construction process. Each keystroke responds with a quiet click, helping me become a quicker more accurate typist.

Setup was quicker than I expected, and once set there was no fuss. This keyboard features the ability to switch between up to 3 devices without having to repair in between. Switching between devices once they are paired is as simple as tapping a button.

All the user has to remember which device he or she has designated to each button. The Bluetooth device buttons are bright yellow easily distinguishing them from the rest of the keyboard. While writhing this review my laptop became available so I switched from my smartphone only because of the larger screen.

The K380 is offered in two colors, blue and medium grey, I prefer the grey. Its still early yet but so far the battery life is good, and yes 2 AAA batteries are included, Im still using the supplied batteries.

The power switch is located on the left side of the device. When the switch is slid to turn the device on the power indicator LED glows green briefly when there is sufficient battery power, when the battery power becomes low the LED glows red.

I suspect it will be better than another wireless keyboard Ive tried. The score Just to let the readers know, Im new to reviewing products and I must warn you I never give a top score on anything. This is because I believe there is no perfect product.

That being said out of 5 I would give the Logitech K380 wireless Bluetooth keyboard a strong 4. 7. If any of the readers are looking for a portable keyboard, they wont be disappointed with this one.

This review is very belated, because I’ve never thought to check back, but this is truly one of the best keyboards I’ve ever had. I use it on my Android phone and a mini W10 PC, switching between them routinely, and I’ve never had any problems.

The build quality is sturdy, having survived 5+ years of use, constant travel, a motorcycle crash (in a side-case), numerous drops (but no spills!) and more. The keycaps are shiny from use, but astoundingly, all the letter decals are even still intact.

The only ‘issue’ I’ve ever had, if it can even be considered one, is that it sometimes repeats letters for a few seconds after connecting – but only in a fairly signal heavy environment, and never in the middle of typing – only after initially connecting, or switching devices.

(Which is a limitation of Bluetooth, not specifically this keyboard. ) No disconnects, even after long periods of inactivity, and I think I’ve only had to change the batteries three times, in the long time that I’ve had it.

If they ever discontinue the K380, I will gladly buy the leftover stock.

We bought our 65 inch OLED LG TV and along with it a new Sound Bar and Surround blue tooth speakers. We have watched a lot of 4K videos and Youtube. The definition is truly realistic. The infinite flexibility of the settings in the TV has been a bit much.

I have set up a lot of TVs in the past and had little trouble after the initial setup using any of the HDMI input signals for video source data. This seems to forget what it knows when things are changed.

Changing hdmi inputs is awkward and finding anything in the the settings windows is the opposite of intuitive. Totally hate the rolling scroll wheel in place of the OK BUTTON on the remote control. There is a very annoying feature programmed into the pause mode of the TV.

Instead of pausing with a nice full screen image of say, a football fumble, the screen goes half dark with writing on the screen. I finally found pressing yet another button on the remote will restore the frozen image to full brightness with text gone.

Very awkward. The darkening, text overwritten, image should wait at least three minutes to happen. ‘They’ say its to preserve the OLEDs but so why is that function available in an alternate button if its destructive.

? I’m happy I found the button but the logic of it is illusive. The auto reconnect to the WIFI does not always happen and the TV offers the fact that it did not reconnect instead of just trying until it does.

Usually turning it off and back on eliminates the message like most of Bill Gates stuff. I’m getting surround sound from my new sound LG sound bar. The most dismaying problem comes from having to go through setup after what seem like the simplest operational settings and the sound bar somehow just changes, goes to an unusable mode or turns completely off.

We use our new TV everyday and love the imagery. I’ve explained why it might be bittersweet.

Pro: great keyboard. Very soft touch, short travel square keys. Can pair with Logitech Unifying receiver – so my Pebble mouse works with it too. Works with 2 devices so I can use it as a KVM, switching from wireless to bluetooth to use 2 completely different devices at the same time.

Bluetooth switching is fast, less than a second. Good battery life. Con: very minor, arrow keys are so small they’re difficult to find when typing fast.

Absolutely stoked with this keyboard. The keys are light to touch and not noisy, and it was so super easy to set up. The best thing is the toggle button between devices which means I can set up for my mac and then at the touch of a button my husband can use on his.

Easy to transport also as I work from home and in the office but fits nicely in my laptop bag. Also has a handy little holder for your phone in the front like a tray. Also has a number pad to the right which some keyboards dont which is also really handy and well thought out! Have used for a few weeks now and love it.

Great deal. Really pleased with it – and wouldnt hesitate to recommend.

Good size keyboard, material is good but not as sleek as one would expect. Definitely lots of improvements that could be had: – if only the caps lock key has a light to show when there is caps lock, currently can’t tell unless you type on the screen to test it – the phone slot is a bit too tiled, would be better if had more option to adjust tilting angle based on how you want to view the phone – the arrow keys are quite small, especially for up and down, would be good if they were bigger – the blue tooth switch function is good, but still takes a few seconds to switch to phone, so not as seamless as expected.

But overall is a good functioning keyboard. Not sure if I would fully recommend it based on above points, but its ok.

Keyboard with retro charm that’s so modern This simple keyboard is so retro, but has so many modern features. The latest Pop Keys keyboard, that Logitech has brought out hits so many points. It melds the retro charm of typewriters with some of the best technologies of today.

The Logitech Pop Keys is a keyboard highlighted by a splash of vibrant colour, easy connectivity, and even emoji keys for modern communication. The first thing you’ll notice is that it comes with a “pop” of colour.

The keyboards come in vibrant colours. I found the colour fun, and the accented keys brightened up my desk in an unexpected way. My Blast keyboard comes with a yellow keyboard deck that’s accented by a sea of circular floating black keys with yellow glyphs.

The keyboard is designed to work with both Mac and PC. It comes with an extra column of emoji shortcuts alongside full-sized arrow keys. The mechanical key switches also mean that the Pop Keys is a thicker overall keyboard.

The emoji shortcut is the second biggest feature of the Pop Keys, that make this humble keyboard stand out among competitors. In addition to standard typing, its pushing emoji as the future of communication, and the Pop keys comes with four preinstalled emoji keys and four additional keys in the box that can be swapped in.

A fifth emoji key pulls up the full emoji menu so you can pick any emoji or character you need. Unlike my old desktop keyboards, the Pop Keys uses mechanical key switches. It’s a design that’s commonly found on gaming keyboards.

This gives you a responsive and satisfactory typing experience. I’ve really enjoyed using it, and fully recommend it. It also puts a bit of colour into my office. 5 * stars.

So, I will start off with the brand. Logitech. I always felt like Logitech has become a brand that users do not realise how premium they are. The build quality of this keyboard is phenomenal, it has a great weight to it, and just feels like a superior quality product.

From the unboxing, you will note the quality of the packaging, and the keyboard being wrapped in a luxurious tissue paper and cardboard wrap, beautifully thought out! This is clearly their way of illuminating unnecessary plastic.

The only plastic I can find in the whole of the package is the plastic stockers to secure the box. Hopefully in future they will change this to paper stickers! The keyboard itself looks very cool, and it will really just come down to personal preference of the colour scheme, because it is a very loud POP scheme.

Mechanical keyboards are not for everyone, but I can see what Logitech are doing here, they are moving the mechanical keys into a more mass market ready product, because historically, mechanical keyboards were aimed at gamers and geeks (im a geek so im allowed to use that word :P).

If you dont know what a mechanical keyboard is, it is essentially the same mechanisms used in an old fashioned typewriter, to give it that real ‘click’ noise when typing. This keyboard is feature rich, so I will go through some of the main selling points here: – Emoji buttons.

You can have up to 8 customisable emoji keys (all of which are set in the Logitech software). You get 4 set in the keyboard to start, and you have another 4 in the box if you wish to switch out any favourites to a different key.

– Connect up to 3 devices. You can connect up to 3 devices via bluetooth (or use the provided dongle which Logitech call Bolt-USB). You then have 3 keys on the keyboard to easily switch between devices.

There are so many devices compatible with this; they can be on Windows, macOS, iPadOS, Chrome OS, Android and iOS. – Rounded keys. All keys are round, unlike traditional square keys. These are surprisingly comfy, and allow for speedy typing.

satisfying ‘click’ – LONG battery life. Incredibly the battery life is up to 36 months. thats 3 years! Which is incredible when you think it is just AAA batteries, so yes, you can just replace with new batteries when they are flat.

Using this keyboard is a dream. You can feel the quality as soon as you begin to type, Logitech have really thought about the quality that is built into this keyboard, and they have made it fun for everyone.

I would recommend this over and over for anyone that is new to the mechanical keyboard word and is looking for a premium setup. Well worth the price tag because you are guaranteed of a product that will last.

I know it doesn’t seem possible, but I really can’t think of any negatives about this keyboard. It would be easy to say that the colour scheme is a negative, but that really is personal preference. and I love it! Other colours are available which are pink or purple.

Picture this. You’re on vacation. You didn’t expect to be doing anything important, so you didn’t bring a laptop, only a 10-inch Android tablet for entertainment. And then you find yourself tasked with making a spreadsheet that needs to be done before you get home.

That’s the position I found myself in. And this keyboard did precisely what I needed, and it did it well. I have two complaints: 1. This is minor, but the slot to put your tablet or phone is hideous; what were they thinking with that color? 2.

This one is a bit bigger. I had to try several times to sync the keyboard to my tablet. I don’t really have any way of knowing which device is at fault here, but the keyboard really could’ve provided better feedback as to why it failed.

Was it a timeout? Did I type the code wrong? You’ve got an LED, use it for flashing error codes so we know what needs fixed. Still, after about seven or eight tries I was able to sync it, and it’s been great ever since.

A bluetooth keyboard is a must-have for tablet owners, and as long as you don’t need it integrated into the case, this one is a pretty good choice.

I’ve had great luck with a number of Logitech products ever since I spent some time chatting with its two young co-founders at their card table-sized “booth” in a huge computer show in Taipei a few decades ago and as a result have maintained a soft spot for Logitech ever since.

At least until I got my wife an iPad for Christmas and picked up this keyboard to go with it. Since my wife rarely, if ever, uses the iPad and has not even once tried the keyboard I decided to give them a try.

Big surprise. The iPad? Terrific but to my great disappointment the Logitech keyboard is so stiff it’s nearly unusable. For example, the space bar has to be pressed near its exact center to do its job and even then it demands way beyond normal pressure to get a space out of it.

And it’s the same story with just about every other key; they require about twice the pressure of any keyboard I’ve ever owned and I’ve had a bunch of ’em. One of the other reviewers mentioned that their keyboard had finally “broken in” after a while.

Really? I’ve never had a single computer peripheral require that it be “broken in. ” This keyboard is so bad that I’m returning it. When I bought it the only one left at BigBuy was this one in its sealed box so I couldn’t try it out and since unsatisfactory stiffness is mentioned in dozens of reviews I should have known better.

Could mine be a lemon? Maybe, but I doubt it. Sadly this thing is far from what I’ve come to expect from Logitech.

I got this thinking it would be really useful. I had another Logitech keyboard that I had used greatly for my PS3 which was useful because it had a built in mouse pad. I left that device to my parents.

Flash forward to now. I looked up that other keyboard and the problem is that it requires a “unifying receiver” (the dongle) in order for it to work. Hence the purchase of this product. I prefer typing on a physical keyboard rather than using touch screens.

I own a multitude of devices that are Bluetooth enabled for which this product solves the problem of using. The keyboard is sturdy. The buttons themselves are a little odd being circles rather than rectangular and takes little time to become as familiar with.

I acknowledge that for the devices of used it for (Firestick 4k, iPad, PS4), it actually sees very little use. I realized that I prefer a larger keyboard that isn’t as cramped. Just personal preference.

What’s neat is that it has the ability to remember and switch between 3 different profiles to connect to your devices. I think this is a 5 star product, but ultimately because I use this infrequently (due to size), I don’t think it was the perfect purchase.

I should have gotten a larger keyboard, but those ones with the touchpad are crazy expensive. This is a good alternative.

It’s nice that it’s backlit, and my cats love the laser pointer, (although it’s probably intended as a pointing device) but ergonomically its meh. keys are awkward and the only mouse click buttons are right under the pad, compared to another model I have which has clicker switches on the other side corner would made holding and using it similar toma controller much easier.

The only reason I bought this even though I have a better ergonomically-designed keyboard the same size as this one, is because this one is 2. 4Ghz-based, as my other one is bluetooth, and in my experiences, Windows and bluetooth don’t always seem to work nearly as reliably, and was irritating me on that part.

But, it’s cheap and functional, so it was worth what little money I paid.

For me, this is the best compact wireless keyboard I’ve used. I own four other compact wireless keyboards. Three of the jelly bean shaped design and one candy bar shaped one like this Rii. The RF Rii is the easiest to use because of the RF dongle.

The other candy bar shaped keyboard I have is blue tooth only which makes it a little more cumbersome due to having to pair it with the PC. The RF dongle, so far, has been immediately recognized by every PC I’ve plugged it into, so I’m up and running more quickly.

This keyboard fits my hands perfectly. Since I’m right handed, having the mouse pad and left right buttons on the right is the most intuitive design. Left handed folks may find the jelly bean type easier since the mouse pad is in the middle of the keyboard on most of them.

This keyboard also charges quickly and has so far held a charge for a while without issues. I’ve dropped it twice and it didn’t break or change the functionality. I don’t really have a use for laser, but I can see how it could be used in a meeting or presentation.

Overall, I highly recommend this keyboard and will be buying another. Thanks.

It has to be woken up each time you want to use it, but by far the worst part is the track pad. It is far too sensitive, or not sensitive enough, and is almost impossible to select an item from a menu.

We are using this with our media centre as i think most people would be using it and often the selection moves after you lift your finger. Double tapping makes it even worse. The media controls work differently on different apps.

The mouse button are also cumbersome to use, particularly the right button. None the less, compared to other compact all in one keyboards, is excellent value. I’ll never be completely satisfied by it, but there is nothing else around for the price.

Bought my keys to go from best buy. I have a 2018 ipad (9. 7 inch). I was looking for a budget setup to have full portability, productivity, and protection on the go. These keys to go are AWESOME. First off, the battery lasts forever and is quick to charge.

something like for every minute of charging you get 2 hours of battery life, so you are really never stuck without a keyboard. Even if it runs down all the way, just plug it in for 5 minutes and you have a full days charge.

The keys are super soft to the touch. It is SUPER light. I also like the “hot” keys on the top row. (Something the ipad magic keyboard doesnt have). Some of my favorites are the home button, dim/brighten, volume up/down, rewind/play/fwd.

Very convenient. The included tray stand is nice if you dont already have a case that will prop up your ipad for viewing. I have tried various “portable” or mini keyboards and this is the best by far.

So, my budget setup is a soft pleather folio with zipper (by Onn) from walmart ($17), keys to go ($60), bellemond kent paper screen protector ($18), apple smart cover ($49), and either a logi crayon or zagg pro stylus ($69).

Total $215 and I have full productivity, type like a laptop or take notes by hand, and protection, and its super light. Apple want $300 for a magic keyboard and >$100 for an apple pencil, and that setup is super heavy compared to what I have.

Also, the magic keyboard drains the ipad battery. Keys to Go does not. I just lay it in my folio and zip it shut.

Statement that this keyboard is designed for and compatible with Apple devices specifically with iPad is a false advertising! This keyboard has Globe [🌐] key in the bottom-left corner. But this key is not implemented as corresponding modifier key, it is dumb [Ctrl]+[Space] shortcut.

Thus all of the useful iPadOS system keyboard shortcuts that uses Globe [🌐] key modifier does not work on this keyboard. Logitech is aware about this problem long time and it is disappointing that they nothing to do about it.

No firmware update, no iPadOS update, no device recall, new devices are still produced and sold with no change. All that Logitech support can do in this case is to give you a polite FU – create a ticked where you will be awarded with a miserable workaround to remap and use CapsLock as Globe modifier key.

So better think 43 quintillion times before you decide to buy this device from Logitech!.

Great portable keyboard for use with my ipad. I have seen reviews where others did not like the feel of this keyboard because of the thin protective skin that covers and protects it. I actually like the feel of the keyboard and how the keys respond to touch.

It is virtually weightless, flat, and small yet providing a comfortable, full size key placement feel. I bought this for an upcoming international trip. I am tired of lugging a laptop with me when I travel and it appears the Keys to Go with my ipad is the perfect solution to meet my internet needs.

The item description did not mention the included iphone stand. Pease note the Iphone stand is included. This is the same product sold on the Apple website for $70. Make no mistake as this is not a replacement for a standard size laptop and it is not a keyboard I would want to be typing on for hours to write long papers.

That being said, it is perfect for travel and I would highly recommend!.