Logitech 920-008165 K375s Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard and Stand Combo

Logitech is a well known name. It is mid price for a quality item. I use a mid 2011 IMac. I needed to replace the Magic Mouse and keyboard. When I started shopping, a replacement for Apple gear was double the price of the Logitech. I did a consumer search on Google for best wireless keyboard or mouse for Apple IMac. The Logitech had the most good reviews (4.3). The negatives had to do with customer service. Even the provided batteries were Duracell. All I did was remove the items from the box, put batteries in, insert usb dongle and that was it. Very easy.

Keys are soft click but responsive. Quiet typing. Full sized keyboard. Was able to download software to connect mouse and keyboard. Connected to laptop with bluetooth. Easy to switch between computers. Overall good keyboard for multiple devices for a good price. The included phone stand is basic but a nice addition to the package.

Outstanding device. Maybe a little small for my liking, but I suspect the market is perceived to be more for mobile devices. Seems to be well made, and I like the "feel" of the keys. Before this I was using an old corded, full-size keyboard (must have been 15 years old). I choose this one to reduce the footprint on my desk while switching between my personal computer and my work laptop. I've paired it with a Logitech MX 2X. It would be even better if I could switch both devices from the keyboard, but I don't mind the extra step to eliminate all the extra hardware to drive both devices..

I like the longer (17") keyboard, rather than the shorter (15") one, so this one is perfect. Keys are easy to type on and I set the F1 key to type directly on my iPhone and it works perfectly!

Quickly connected to my phone and computer. Simple key 1,2,3 connects to phones 1 and 2, and 3 computer. I love being able to work on my computer then hit key 1 to text on my phone. .not to mention how much easier it is to text using a regular size keyboard..then hit key 2 to go back typing on the computer. Issue is within the first month, I had to remove batteries, reconnect keyboard to use keys 1, 2, 3. The connection had to be redone this way 3 different times. Working fine now.

I'm still adjusting to this new keyboard. It's narrower than my old keyboard and the home keys are less obvious to my fingertips, but it's a good, solid keyboard that works well with three separate devices, my computer, my phone, and my VR headset.

This keyboard works great for switching between computers and my phone. The only drawback that I can find is that it is NOT a full AT keyboard. It is missing the Print Screen, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break keys. Most people never use those keys, but as an IT professional, I use them frequently. And that is disappointing. I mean what would it take Logitech to have implemented the whole AT keyboard standard? The other annoying thing for me is that by default the F keys are not programmed to be the F keys, they have special functions to do with switching between devices and controlling other things. Again, most people don't use the F keys much, but as an IT professional, I use the all the time, and it can be frustrating. There are setting to put the F keys back, but then it is less convenient to switch between devices. So a not so great trade off is all you're left with, when all it would have take was 3 extra buttons. On a $50 keyboard, that's unexpected and kinda unacceptable.

Feels very cheap and flimsy. I had to return it because the A and S keys only worked intermittently.