logitech K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard for Computer, Phone and Tablet (Renewed)

I love this keyboard. I'm sensitive to noises, especially in quiet office environments and so I wanted something quiet, not clackety. Additionally, I've been primarily accustomed to laptop keys, which are flatter and easy to push; traditional keyboards were an error-ridden annoyance. This keyboard is perfect. Bluetooth connects great or can use the UBS; it's lightweight and fits easily in a backpack for transport -- perfect for students or remote workers. This refurbished one has had zero problem, well worth the money.

Love the key layout

Love this keyboard! I had a Logitech Pebble mouse and small keyboard already, but my main issue was when my Mac Mini needed to restart, the Bluetooth is not yet able to be connected to. This alleviates the issue with the dongle. Still able to switch between computers. Solid build, easy to figure out. Showed my aunt this thing while she was visiting and needed a NUM pad... She ordered on here and had it delivered to our house.

Would be amazing if keyboard had a trackpad. Rugged, quality build. No lights for caps/num lock.

I really like it but it does lay flat no tilt but for my use its fine. No issues connecting and love the feel of the keyboard.

I just got this keyboard and I love it! The keystrokes feel more natural than the "flat" keys you get with an Apple Keyboard (I'm running it on a new MacBook Pro). It replaces another wireless keyboard that I had to "wake up" by pressing a couple of keys ... sometimes more than once. Not so here. Therefore, I have to disagree with a couple of the other reviews here that says this keyboard presents the same problem ... and that is NOT my experience so far. Just a simple tap on any key quickly wakes up the computer and connects.My other keyboard also claimed to offer connectivity to up to 3 devices, but I could NEVER get it to work. The K780 keyboard worked right out of the box. I did have some initial trouble getting it to recognize my computer (it worked great when I used the numbered keys vs. the keypad during the pairing process), but adding my phone and pad were effortless and easy.The only downside so far is just getting used to a different key placement. The arrow keys are located directly UNDER the right Shift key where I'm used to them being directly to the right. The "DEL" key was moved up on the same row with the other function keys vs. closer to the ENTER key. Also, there is no CAPS LOCK or NUM LOCK light to let you know these keys are pressed. And since I have this keyboard on a pull-out shelf in my desk, it would be nice if the keys were illuminated (it gets kinda dark down there). But these are minor things I'm sure I'll get used to. I'm glad to sacrifice these minor (and temporary) inconveniences for the comfortable key and stroke feel ... along with the easy ability to wake up my computer with just one keystroke.To ensure you like how this keyboard feels (since it is a bit different), I recommend you do like I did and go to a BEST BUY or Office Depot and try it out before buying it here.

Works as advertised right out of the box. I had this for 2 weeks with no problem except learning the unique buttons. Then it would not respond. After starting a return, I kept checking the reviews and noticed it has the ability to 'connect' to multiple devices (three white buttons at the top). When I pressed the 2 button it worked fine. So I would say there is a learning curve to this kb. It is much heavier than my favorite for years K360, and a little different with more features. It is possible I have found a new favorite KB. Hope this helps someone. Thanks, SteveO

The thing doesn't work. By that I mean in a full day of development I find myself cursing at the computer screen because the lines of code I type won't show up at least 20 times. Most of the time it doesn't register my keystrokes or registers an extra one making me spend half an hour trying to find a bug that was really just a typo.I've read the FAQ and support on their website. They give advice like make sure you change the batteries. I've owned the thing for 2 months, the batteries are fine. And my personal favorite: "try to make sure the 2.4GHz wireless traffic is at a minimum". My internet connection is 2.4GHz, my mouse is 2.4GHz, but I really don't think that matters because I have the K360 and it works just fine. My keyboard is about 1 foot away from the desktop tower at about the same height.There should be absolutely no problems TYPING on a keyboard. Logitech should spend their time designing something that actually does its job rather than bluetooth pair to 3 devices. If I can't type what's the point?Honestly, I get so frustrated I'm considering switching back to the wired keyboard that this was supposed to replace so I don't waste more time waiting for the thing to respond to what I type.Right now the best purpose it serves is as a stand for my phone.Don't waste your money. I could've bought 5 wired keyboards and left them unplugged to get the same effect.