Logitech K360 Wireless USB Desktop Keyboard — Compact Full Keyboard, 3-Year Battery Life (Glossy Black)

I have purchased this Logitech wireless keyboard (K360) several times for my Windows desktop. It is perfect, compact, easy to use, and has all of the keys and features I need.I work in the tech field and especially love, and use every single day, multiple times a day to take screenshots, the gold function (FN) key with black letters by pressing it, then the Print Scr (Home) key. That combination takes a screenshot of whatever is visible on the page. Then I paste it (Ctrl-V) into one of my two image editors and crop it to my needs.I have tried many keyboard types, and not every style has that t

The key spacing is a bit wide. Not a turn off... it will actually probably (no scientific backing, just what I think..) improve typing accuracy for most people in the long run and I know most people need that kind of help (no offense. I can probably do over 100 WPM with generally good grammar, but most people can't...). I also like the media keys and that, unlike many other cheap bluetooth keyboards, the F1-F12 keys REQUIRE you to press the FN key to access their alternative functions. Which this is priced very competitively to said keyboards. One competing product is the more expensive Amazon

I work from home and this is my primary keyboard. I am a minimalist, so I don't like cords and I don't like "stuff" on my desk. This is perfect for me. I was first drawn to the small size. I can shift the keyboard anywhere on my desk or hold it in my lap if I wanted. It leaves plenty of room for my mouse to roam. I was skeptical about the feel and the battery life.I use Mac and PC laptops as well as a PC desktop. I have always been most comfortable on a full size PC keyboard - the key spacing, the feel, the general ergonomics. Laptops always feel cramped and some of the keys are often in the "

I have been using the Amazon Basics wired keyboard for my work-at-home needs and I really did enjoy it, but... it was wired! I needed something a bit more portable for hooking my laptop up to a television. But, because Amazon Basics didn't have a keyboard that fit what I wanted, I decided to go with tried and true Logitech.And I have to say, upon second impression (I will explain later), I absolutely loved this keyboard. I have a weird set up right now that includes sitting the keyboard on my lap and having my laptop propped up so I don't have bad posture, and this keyboard fits perfectly righ

This is the 3rd K360 Wireless Keyboard I have purchased. Myself and my wife love this form factor. It included the number keys but keeps a size similar to a keyboard without the number keys. The chiclet style keys are reminiscent of the MacBook keyboard. It is not an exact replica but for a keyboard meant to be used with Windows it is pretty close. These keyboards work on Windows and Mac but the key layout is for Windows.The battery life on this is impeccable. I can only remember changing the batteries on these once in the last 3 years. That is a lot of battery life for a daily driver keyboard

My old wireless keyboard finally met the end of its days and I was on the lookout for a reasonably priced but quality wireless keyboard to use with my Mac Mini (which I use as a home theater pc). I wanted something compact but large enough to use comfortably and type away emails and papers... All these qualifications were met with the Logitech K360.My initial hesitation was in the fact that it seemed uncertain whether the keyboard would be compatible with a Mac. Having read some other reviews and having done some research, there seemed no good reason why it shouldn't have worked. And let me te

As a data systems analyst, I use a laptop at work for a solid 8-10 hours a day. My laptop doesn't have a dedicated numeric keypad, so I was relegated to using the wired USB keyboard that came with the setup. My laptop is usually latched into the dock when at my desk, and I have an additional 22" monitor attached.One of the problems I encountered with my stock setup was the wire on the keyboard kept getting in the way and moving my keyboard out of the way when I had to review paper documentation was a real pain. I have several full-sized wireless Logitech keyboards (the Wave being my favorite!)

After only using it a day or two, I ended up returning the Logitech K360 and buying an Apple bluetooth keyboard that is a million times better.I bought the Logitech K360 keyboard after I had been through THREE replacements (free from Logitech over a period of about two years) because I bought their solar K750 and they kept failing. There are two reasons I went ahead and bought another Logitech, despite my terrible experience with the K750: 1. since I also have a Logitech mouse and unifying receiver I like the seamlessness of that setup and also it keeps one more USB port free; 2. Logitech did