Logitech K270 Wireless Keyboard for Windows, 2.4 GHz Wireless, Full-Size, Number Pad, 8 Multimedia Keys, 2-Year Battery Life, Compatible with PC, Laptop, Black

Edit 7/24/23: I just picked up a Logitech compact wireless mouse, M325. It did have the unifying symbol on it, and I was able to very easily sync it up with the keyboard. Took about 10 secs for it to do it. I just bought this to replace a keyboard/mouse combo I picked up at the W store about 2 years ago. It's the same model, but this is slightly different. It's white on the bottom, the keys are really quiet and seem smoother, and this one has the unifying dongle to it. My other one was not unifying, and the mouse had gone out. That's when I discovered about the "unifying", and so it was either pay a few more dollars for this keyboard that is unifying and buy a separate unifying mouse, or buy the same combo that isn't unifying which was on sale for 17. And seeing as if one goes out on the combo, you can't just buy another to use on the same dongle, I went this route. I figure in the long run this would be the cheaper option. I had another mouse handy that is not unifying, and it would not sync up with this keyboard. So, if you want one dongle to run both mouse and keyboard, as well as other stuff you need to look for that orange symbol on the dongle or package. Then you need to use the software on the logitech site to sync them together. IMO kinda dumb. Just make everything sync up together. Overall, decent keyboard for me for basic medium web browsing type of use, no gaming. I have the keyboard about a foot away from the monitor, and no issues with it. My old keyboard was still working ok, it just had a bunch of dust and gunk in the keys and a few keys I never use popped off and lost due to my cat digging it up for some reason. I had spilled stuff on it before, and it still worked fine. Battery had lasted, it was going on about 2 years I'd had it.

A dream to use - nice and sleek, easy on my hands and smooth feel. Lightweight and fits in my backpack (17 in laptop bag). Easy set_up... literally plug and go. No lag even if the computer goes to sleep one click and ready to type. No sound when typing. A good buy for the price.

Setup was easy once I found the USB plug that was buried and tucked deeply in the box. I thought they’d forgotten to include it in the box. The keyboard works well and does what I need it to do. Recommend

Works fine. First one was DOA but Amazon sent a new one the next day and that one works. But the only way to know is by trying to use the computer. The LED for power is non functional. I was tempted to also return the replacement one but as long as it can communicate with the computer and actually type I suppose it's okay. But I will never buy another one of this model. Not recommended.

a little background, for the past 5 years I have used a wireless keyboard from a generic company. only recently the wireless transmitter has finally started to go wonky so I set out to get a new keyboard. I tried going on the cheap (got a rocketfish keyboard for $20 on black friday, avoid like the plague) I tried going a little more expensive (got a microsoft keyboard and while it worked adequately, the wireless dongle jutted out in an oblong way that made it difficult for taking it with me) until I finally got this logitech here. first off is the size, it's a compact keyboard, no hand rest and no side buttons like a lot of other keyboards I've used, but it has all full-size keys for the standard buttons so even with its compact size and my mid-large hands I had no issue typing quickly and comfortably.the keyboard is about 17-18 inches long which aloud me to just barely fit it into my book bag which was a definite plus for me since I cannot stand using the computers at my college but I also can't stand the tiny keyboard on my 10.1 inch netbook! the bottom of the unit has a slight curve to it along with the bottom row of keys which I also like since it makes the space bar much larger than a standard rectangle keyboard. the keyboard has eight special hot key buttons which out of the box let you: pause/play a video, mute the sound, lower the volume, raise the volume, go to your homepage, open your email, put the computer on standby, and open a calculator (oddly enough this was the key that got me to finally order this keyboard since it's always ends up being one of my most used hotkeys on any keyboard.) these keys are easy to hit and are actually configurable with the set-point software, more on that later. the keyboard also has an on/off switch. the keyboard is very responsive, with no lag from my testing. one thing that isn't noted in the description is that these keys are fairly loud, personally I like my keys to have a resounding clack to them but that might not be the case for someone else. the unifying receiver is great, it's tiny, is very responsive, and can be used with any other product that uses the same receiver saving usb ports. something that is actually incorrect in the description is the customizability of the keys. it says in the chart in the description that this keyboard can't customize its hotkeys. but after installing the set-point software off of logitech's website I can confirm that they ARE! the keys are easily customizable to initiate just about any program or command. another neat feature is that through the software you can disable keys that are not used very often or cause difficulty in some situations, you can disable keys like the caps lock or scroll lock that serve little purpose during normal use and you can also disable the windows key which is a godsend for anyone who enjoys playing games (the amount of times in the last few years that I have accidentally bumped it during a heated match only to have to wait a minute before I can get back in is easily in the hundreds if not thousands so this made my day.) the battery life of this keyboard is long. I have been using it for over a week and the set-point software still says that the batteries are full. they say it should last 3 years so as of now it appears to be living up to that claim! overall this is a solid keyboard, it has just enough buttons, a small enough amount that they don't get in the way of a casual user but also just enough that a heavy user can still set up macros and make the keyboard their own. everything is just as you'd want it to be. if you're in the market for a new keyboard, do yourself a favor and consider this one. you won't be disappointed.

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Keyboard is large and easy to use - easy to see the numbers/letters and easy to press.

The keyboard was purchased as it offers Unifier connectivity. I had never looked at my mouse closely which is a Logi M310. The mouse to my surprise was as well a unifier device. I ordered the keyboard to allow operation of a laptop with the screen closed. Setup was easy after I figured out the process. I had downloaded the Logitech software. I tried to connect the mouse and it was a no go. I did the turnoff the device instruction but no connection. I also reset the mouse thru the software programme. The solution was simple with the keyboard unifier receiver plugged into the laptop port I decided to toggle the actual keyboard on and off and that resulted in the mouse connecting to the unifier receiver that was supplied with the keyboard. The M310 mouse that I purchased a year ago did not come with a unifier receiver. Everything works perfect out of the box on day one.

This keyboard is everything they say it is, and has a great rebound feel to the keys that professionals like, without being noisy. Syncs with laptop immediately, no delay