Logitech Wireless Keyboard K360 (Ivory)

I am currently typing on it. This is an upgrade coming from the Amazon Basics wired keyboard which is about 11 dollars. Now I got a much cleaner desktop without all those wires from both mouse and keyboard (I got both Logitech with a single receiver, an extra USB port in my life!). This one, the Logitech, has a similar key profile and feel: it's nice, though it feels a bit cheap, definitely cheaper feel than the one from my laptop, so don't expect anything better than your fancy MacBook Pro or any medium-to-high end PC laptop. This, however, has quieter keys than the Amazon one, though still louder than my laptop's. It took just a few minutes to set this up: I downloaded the software and voilá. I already had a Logitech mouse my fiancé gave me as a gift (she knows I like useful gifts, I don't care for "nice" things) so I already had the unifying receiver. However, the seller still emailed me to inform me that despite what some reviewers may say, there is a unifying receiver IN THE BOX, not inside the keyboard (which has a compartment next to where the batteries go for you to store the receiver; and btw, Duracell batteries included!) And yes, once I opened the box there was the receiver, almost popping out of the box with a small little paper sign pointing at it saying "usb" with a drawing of the receiver going into an USB port in a computer. So, it's really really hard to miss it, though it seems people still miss it. Maybe Logitech needs to include some neon lights pointing at it, too? Back to the keyboard: all the buttons work perfectly. All the function buttons do as well. The only thing that didn't make me happy was when I hit the two eight notes tied together function key (FN+F4) which is supposed to open your music player. Mine opened Windows Media Player (wtf, right?). But that was actually my fault, since apparently I had a lot more formats to open by default by WMP rather than my player of preference, Winamp. Setting Winamp as a default player for all my audio fixed that. Only thing I don't like, which is true what others say about it: the placing of certain keys, such as the Insert, Delete, Home, End, Pg Up, Pg Dn, and similar, is a bit confusing since it doesn't comply with what other keyboards tend to present. However, this Logitech keyboard is about 3 inches shorter than my Amazon Basics, so it's saving a pretty big deal of space WITHOUT taking more keys away from me than Scroll Lock and Pause/Break (seriously, I don't even know so I don't even care what those keys do). So yeah, I lose two keys, but it saves some huge real state on your desk if what you want is a cleaner work space. This is what I wanted, this is what I got, so 5 stars. And since I work as an audio engineer at several places and they replace the batteries of wireless mics after every single use, I get to keep all the batteries that they dispose, so I can give them a second life in my keyboard and mouse, saving me a bunch of money, and get to be "greener" by not allowing batteries with sometimes very little use go to the garbage right away. Oh, and also, this keyboard is less than $20. C'mon, if you're looking into this kind of budget, this is your keyboard!!

I was super skeptical of a wireless keyboard. I've just seen them go wrong too many times. Well, apparently the bugs have been worked out, because this works like a charm. I love everything about this keyboard. I love the way it looks. I love the compact size. I love typing on it. I have no trouble finding the keys, and I type faster than anyone else I know. Less errors than ever with this keyboard. It's nice to have a numberpad back again. It's a full-size keyboard without being cramped, yet it's so compact. The batteries last forever. You will probably never replace them. I also like that it uses the same receiver as the Logitech mouse I got (free to review ages ago) and have been using for years and years and years. They are a match made in heaven. One USB for both. The function keys are nice to have. They all work, even the calculator button (cool!), except for the power button. Maybe it's something to do with my computer or my settings. It would be handy, so I'll see if I can figure out why it doesn't work. I grew up on mechanical keyboards, click clack. I like this just as well, if not more. The keys are nice and hefty and press down in a pleasing way. I don't think it could be improved upon. Anyway, this keyboard has it all. It's cheap, works fantastically, looks great, and pairs with my mouse.

This is a terrific product! Inexplicably priced very low. It's a huge bargain. If you are familiar with a Mac keyboard or even most PC laptop keyboards this one has terrific spacing between the keys as well as short "throw" on each key. I find this type of keyboard exceptionally easy to type on and it helps me seemingly to maximize my speed and minimize typing errors. The function keys across the top are customizable and the keyboard comes with a Logitech Unifying Receiver which can be programmed to accept up to 6 different Logitech products (into the single USB mini-plug). This is an exceptionally convenient value added function. I have a keyboard and a mouse at home and another set at work and all four are connected seamlessly to this one mini plug! I leave the plug in my laptop as I travel back and forth. It works great and seamlessly on both ends! This keyboard is one of the best bargains of any product I have purchased in the last year. I have the white one for work and a black one for home and the uniformity and consistency helps me to type with no need to adjust to different layouts or key strike dynamics. I highly recommend this product! You can pair this with the Logitech mouse of your choice for $20 or less and you'll have a perfectly integrated keyboard/mouse combo for $40! A full $20 to $60 less than the majority of these pre-packaged combos. If you need a keyboard, buy this one!!

Initial thoughts as I test the keyboard out. Hi I’m testing out a new keyboard that might be the best typing keyboard ever made! So far it is very responsive and feels rather nice to type with, although, the keys maybe a tad bit sensitive. It is not loud at all, hardly hear myself typing. I was told this is a mechanical keyboard, which I wanted, but it does not appear to be the case. I also read that this is a good quality keyboard, but I question the quality: the keys have stickers that identify them instead of being painted on. Rubbing alcohol will probably remove them so be careful. I wonder how long they will last as the finger residue builds up. I have always liked keyboards that were island based and this is no expectation. The layout is nice, and even though it is a smaller keyboard, I feel as though I would be ok typing a postgraduate paper with no problem. Would be nice to have a little bit of wrist support, but, I understand this is more of a portable keyboard as opposed to a stay at home keyboard. I will be using it for stay at home due to the size of it. My last keyboard, a normal size, took up most of the space and crowded into my mouse (wanted my keyboard and mouse on the same sliding out tray part of my desk. Now they fit just fine. I just might get another one for my laptop! So my test is complete, I have typed everything I intended to type, aside from some spelling issues, all keys pressed typed what I wanted. I'll update in a about two months so, by that time I will have completed two postgraduate courses.

This Logitech wireless keyboard is great and just what I needed. Its rage is pretty wide and great when used when I have my computer hooked up to the tv and I am away. I can also use it alongside the computers keyboard - which if perfect when playing a single screen multiplayer game on the PC (instead of 4 hands on 1 keyboard, we each get our own) Since it is Logitech, it is usable with Logitech's Unifying Software (so it is perfect if you own other Logitech devices - like myself). The key are popped out and spaced apart which feels great and it comes with a full num pad to the side. There are also keyboard shortcuts you can use on the FN keys to open everything from your music programs to browsers to folders - all able to be set to your choice with the Logitech software. Overall this is a great wireless keyboard for the price and I highly recommend it.

Logitech makes quality products. I purchased this wireless keyboard to use as an alternate keyboard for my HP 17 inch laptop so I would be able to type from up to 30 feet away. The wireless receiver plugs into a USB port on the laptop and ties the wireless laptop to my HP laptop without wires. I like the look and feel of this keyboard even though it is smaller than a standard HP wireless keyboard. The spacing and touch on this keyboard gives me the feel of using a standard size keyboard layout so I can relax and get work done easily without having the laptop on my lap. If you're looking for flexibility, this keyboard will give it and the cost to purchase is nominal (which means AFFORDABLE). Give it a try. I think you'll like it!

I've been using this keyboard at work for almost 6 months now and I love it! I wanted a keyboard to match my white desktop tower, and this one was perfect. It goes great with any case that has black and white accents. The keystrokes are similar to any other similarly priced keyboard. There is about 1/8" of travel to engage the keys, which feels just right. The keys are relatively silent (no excessive clicking or thudding). I am a fast typist, and am able to type up to 90 words per minute on this keyboard without any issues. Ergonomics are average. It feels comfortable to type on, and I can do so for long periods of time without having any problems. The hotkeys worked right out of the box with my Windows 10 desktop. Volume buttons control system volume and play/pause/next track/previous track buttons work with iTunes (or pandora, whichever is currently playing.) Huge fan of the Logitech Unifying Receiver, and that was a major purchasing point for me. Overall it's a great keyboard. Haven't had any issues with it, and would definitely buy another one if I built another black/white system.

This is my third K360 keyboard over the years... One in the office still works, the old one at home is starting to malfunction, keys stick or not register sometimes. I like the design a lot, good quality overall, but it is a cheap membrane keyboard. Definitely not suitable for gaming. There is a delay in response and this small (usually unnoticeable) delay causes issues with precise movement control, especially in intense online gaming. Any decent wired keyboard will make a difference. Ghosting is not present, but key rollover is horrible. I can not get more than 3 keys to really simultaneously register. I can not seem to be able to source a really good gaming keyboard on Amazon this past week, the reviews are mixed on quality for almost all of them... But for general applications, the K360 is still a good budget board.

No unifying receiver came inside. Totally unacceptable. Yes, I looked beside the batteries in the battery compartment. I stripped the box clean. So I guess I'll be returning the product. Very disappointed. UPDATE: Turns out it DID come with a wireless receiver, though I had to look it up on Youtube first in order to find the secret location. For anyone else struggling with this issue, you open the box from the side, not the ends! Glad I don't have to return it as the keyboard is very nice.

This is perhaps the best keyboard I've ever used. I type over 100 words per minute, but sometimes I manage to hit 2 keys at the same time with other keyboards. The 1/8" space around on each key on this keyboard makes double-tapping a rare occurrence. It's also very quiet. Reducing the number of wires around my desk is a plus, and the batteries last many months. I do turn off the keyboard when I'm going to be away from the computer. Having the on/off switch easily accessible at the top-right of the keyboard makes this very easy.

I love it - whenever it goes on sale somewhere, I buy a few to carry me over for the next few years - also comes in french and english - which is great because at the office, I need to have French (because of the stupid laws of Quebec) and at home, I always prefer the english format - it is a great format, much smaller and easy to move around when you need extra space on your desk

Great product

Great keyboard. Exactly what I wanted