Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard for Windows/Mac/Chrome/Android - Dark Grey

Brilliant stuff! Yes, it may seem pricey for a small battery-powered keyboard, but the functionality is actually really great and it is very well built. Positives: - Small and easy to transport (but still a full-sized keyboard (sans number pad)) - Has some weight to it, so it won't go skating around your desk when you're furiously typing out angry Amazon reviews - Connects in under 1 second one your device is registered - Works for Apple and Windows, flawlessly - Has a nice feel to it, and isn't very loud when typing, but quite satisfying to listen to Negatives: - Once connected to my MacBook, not all of the F keys were working, they were unresponsive when I pressed them. This was an issue, as the F4 key brings me to my apps home screen, which I use frequently! I quickly found the 'Logitech Options' app online and downloaded it to my MacBook, reset the keyboard to default for Mac, and boom, it worked! The problem was easily fixed, but not everyone would think to download this programme. The only slight quarm I now have with the keyboard is that it can be confusing to know which symbols correspond to Mac and not to Windows. For example, the @ key is noted on two different keys on this keyboard, one in white, and one in light grey. Luckily for me, I am a touch-typist, so this isn't a real issue as I know where it should be for my device, but if you cannot touch-type, this may take some getting used to.

Got this in the recent Black Friday sale as I needed a new keyboard to use my Steamdeck in desktop mode but also wanted something that I could use with Dex on my Samsung phone and tablet, and also as an alternative keyboard for my Surface Go. The main attraction was the three device support (bluetooth) and it works very well for this - super simple to pair and super easy to switch between the three connections which have dedicated buttons at the top left. So straight off the bat, I was happy. Available in five colours - I went for blue as that was the one with the sale price and am happy with that. Nice that you have the potential choice of more adventurous colours if you wish. It is contructed of a decent quality plastic with a slight textured feel, quite premium actually. Size is very good, it's small enough to be portable and easy to throw in a bag or suitcase but large enough not to be too cramped when using it. It also has a nice heft to it and combined with the rubber feet means it is unlikely to skid about on a smooth desk surface. Unfortunately, there is zero adjustment offered for tilt. However, I personally found the innate degree of tilt that it has to be pretty comfortable. Your Mileage May Vary, of course. The keys are smaller than a regular desktop (but not exceptionally so) and unusually, round in shape. I found this to work quite well but again, YMMV. The surface on the main alphanumeric keys is concave which helps your fingers locate them when typing. On the bottom row 'ctrl fn start alt space' the keycaps are convex which helps you figure out where your fingers are when not looking at the keyboard. The 'special' keys along the top of the board are squished oblongs in shape - not a big deal as they aren't used so often except maybe the del key which is on that row, at the top right. The arrow keys are located at the bottom right and are also squished oblongs, arranged like you might see on some compact laptops. This is usable enough but I feel it would have been nicer if they could have fitted them in a more traditional full-sized inverted-T shape. Typing feel is exemplary and really surprised me with how good it was. It's actually not all that different from typing on a premium priced MX Keys keyboard (which is my daily use keyboard). Overall the feel is really pleasant and defies the low price. In my opinion, it means that the board could actually be used as a regular day to day keyboard and not just a portable/occasional use keyboard. Certainly, I much prefer it to an Apple 'Magic' wireless keyboard. The keycaps have dual PC/Apple labelling so you can easily use it on Windows or Mac. The board itself is not backlit but this keeps the price down and more importantly, the battery life up. Claimed battery life is a whopping 24 months. I obviously can't verify this having recently bought it, but many long term reviews have said that the life is very long indeed. It runs off of 2x AAA batteries (supplied). Whilst some might say this is not as good as a built in rechargable battery, I feel that the long life coupled with the extreme ease of finding replacement batteries when the time comes more than makes up for it. And of course, you can get rechargable AAAs for the best of convenience and eco-friendliness. This is bluetooth only - perfectly fine as it's aimed at mobile devices and bluetooth works very well for standard work/desktop use. Maybe not gaming though - and the small size also works against this. As mentioned earlier, you can connect to three devices and switch between them with dedicated buttons. Paring or re-pairing is really quick and easy too so you can swap it between even more devices without too much trouble. I tried it with Steamdeck, Samsung Phone, Samsung Tablet and Surface Go. All fine - paired quickly and fully functional. On PC (and probably Mac, didn't try it) it is supported by Logitech's Options+ software allowing all kinds of remapping and full use of the special desktop and multimedia keys along the top row. This enhances its use even as a full time keyboard, so a nice touch. So, I can heartily recommend this. It's not going to cut it for fast FPS games or whatever, but for regular use it is fantastic. Even verging on competing with premium desktop keyboards if you don't mind the smaller size and lack of numerical keypad. Being designed for easily switching between up to 3 devices means it is also a very solid choice if you want to use it with a tablet or a phone, in addition to a regular computer and its compactness makes it an ideal travel companion.

I've been using this keyboard for a few months now. At first it was my primary desktop keyboard when it first arrived, it worked very well as my main keyboard. I use a mac and so I'm used to their square keys so the transition to the round keys of the K380 took a little getting used to, but wasn't a deal breaker and I found I could happily use it as my daily keyboard. I then had to do some travelling and so was using the keyboard with either my phone or my iPad. It synced and worked great with both devices. One of the best features about the keyboard is the ability to pair it with up to three devices and to be able to switch between them instantly. I also had to use the keyboard often on my lap as I was in a classroom and because of it's size and weight found it very easy to use much like using a laptop on your lap. Battery life is also great in the 7 months I've had it I think I've only changed the batteries once. I would highly recommend the K380, it's affordable, small and light so is easy to carry around but big enough to feel like a desktop keyboard.

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It's compact, silent, long lasting and cute! What else can you ask for? I have the matching mouse and I constantly get compliments on how good this looks on my desk! And aesthetics aside, the size of this keyboard is great if you are often on the go. I'm super satisfied!

Très léger, petit et pratique. Connexion rapide et touches agréables

Best mini-keyboard I've ever used. Worth every penny.

Works amazingly well. I love the size, build quality and how its is easy and simple to use with the bluetooth connection. The keyboard is really silent and have a really good response time... so far I've tested on my laptop, PC, Steam Deck, tablet and cellphone (Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy S22 Ultra) and it works great. I couldn't be more satisfied, its an excelent keyboard.