LogitechK585 Multi-Device Slim Wireless Keyboard, Built-in Cradle for Device; for Laptop, Tablet, Desktop, Smartphone, Win/Mac, Bluetooth/Receiver, Compact, Easy Switch, 24 Month Battery - Rose

This keyboard is stunning, I love the soft pink color and the keys are very soft. Easy to type and easy to find commands and shortcuts. It is very lightweight and compact and the sleek design is the perfect finish. The open space on the top to place your phone is very helpful and smart. Very good quality product.

I didn’t think it would be as good as it is. The Keyboard buttons are soft, quiet and responsive. The programmable keys are a …. Welcome!!!! You can program the special keys to function for different apps and the menu of options, is unlimited! I wanted a keyboard that would pair with my current Logi Mouse and this keyboard, paired up very well. The programmable app also controls my mouse functions. I just love it!The special slot for your phone, which I felt was unnecessary, is actually so helpful. I immediately just flop my phone on it instead of just dropping it on the table. The compactness of the keyboard is perfect for use with Lightroom and Photoshop as it makes it so easy to reach all of Adobe’s special keys. I wanted a keyboard primarily for this and this is it.I works great under linux Ubuntu as well and you can even program the special keys to your liking under the Settings without the need of another program. Ubuntu is always a pleasure to work with when it comes to third party add-ons. Too bad I can’t just run my photography apps under Ubuntu. Maybe one day Adobe will see the light.The keyboard has some good weight to it that keeps it stable on your desk. The rubber feet aid it even more. It won’t slide around your desk as you work. The low profile makes it also great for your slide out keyboard tables.Cons: None so far. If I come across one, I’ll update my post.Update 03.20.24 I have found one con.. It does not have a physical "Caps Lock" light. Using Ubuntu, there's no On Screen indication when "Caps Lock" is activated. I'll look for a setting and re-post if I find one.

Previously struggled with clunky KVM switches that rarely worked as advertised and were such a frustrating mess of wires. I was so sick of using them.I recently purchased a mini pc with Windows 11, but wanted to also keep and be able to use my desktop computer that runs Windows 7 and Abuntu as well.I simply refused to ever use another KVM switch, but how to use a single mouse and keyboard with two pc's? This keyboard did the trick. I use a usb dongle for the older Win 7 pc and Bluetooth for the new mini PC that runs Win 11. It seamlessly switches between either.I have had bluetooth keyboards in the past and was less than impressed with them. The bluetooth always seemed to lag and would never connect to the computer until the OS had had a chance to load which gave me problems sometimes. This keyboard connects instantly at startup, even on my old Windows 7 PC using a USB 2.0 dongle.Also, I have not had any issues with multiple characters typing or any lag when typing, and the size/feel of the keyboard when typing is very good. Its just a very comfortable keyboard to type on. Definitely the best keyboard i have ever owned.If i had to nitpick on something, i would only criticize one thing. The phone tray does not allow me to swipe up from the bottom of my iphone while it is in the tray. If you have your phone in the tray standing up, you have to lift the phone out of the tray to swipe up to unlock the screen and start navigating on the phone. If you have tiny fingers maybe its doable? I wish they had made the cutaway slot in the center a half inch deeper. It would have solved this issue, but since i really didnt buy this keyboard to use with my phone i wont take away a star for that.

Honestly love this keyboard, it's small, refined, full number keypad and the keys have great feel and sound just right for a modern keyboard. But... it's lacking in two areas:1) There is no CAPS LOCK indicator LED. I'm constantly switching between writing emails and capitalized engineering text, and now I'm punching the caps lock button all day long to see the display indicator on my monitor so I can see what mode my keyboard is in, instead of a quick glance at the keyboard to see the status. Not a huge deal breaker, but definitely an annoyance for me.2) The built in phone slot. Too narrow for my phone even with a modest phone case. Again, not a huge setback, but I feel like they didn't think this one through far enough, as I feel the majority of people keep their phones in a case, and usually with a screen protector. It does work good as a place to keep your favorite color of Pilot G2 pen though.. with one end slightly sticking out so you can still grab it :)