Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard $39.99

Decent keyboard, but would not make it my main, this type of key is not for everyone.

The wife has the pink one. It's cute but collects dust under the tv as she prefers the Logitech K850.

Do theee work with an xbox

AlexisFR wrote: ↑Decent keyboard, but would not make it my main, this type of key is not for everyone.

The wife has the pink one. It's cute but collects dust under the tv as she prefers the Logitech K850.

Agreed. Too uncomfortable for any extended typing sessions.

Same price for the grey one at all the other retailers. Staples has the other colours on sale too.

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My personal feedback on this keyboard: it's a little more compact than a laptop keyboard. Nice to not have to deal with the added width of a number pad if you don't use it often. Great for short use like on the couch or on the go, but not great for all-day typing. Good size for kids' hands, though. It has a good weight to it, and the multi-device connect comes in handy. No issues with battery life. The space bar developed a slight squeak after 6 months of use, but that was easily remedied with a little bit of lubrication on the hinge.

AlexisFR wrote: ↑ Decent keyboard, but would not make it my main, this type of key is not for everyone.

The wife has the pink one. It's cute but collects dust under the tv as she prefers the Logitech K850.

how's k380 vs k850 and vs k780--i'm waiting for this one, currently $20 off selling for 80 bucks, not sure if this is a deal.

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The size and the keys sure look similar between the 380, 850, and 780 - anybody own multiples and can report?

The k380 is my wife's daily keyboard, and she likes it for the same reasons some laptop keyboards are popular: minimalist, small footprint, and easy to press. And switching between her two laptops is great.

Having an actual physical power switch is a plus, too.

xanatos00 wrote: ↑ The size and the keys sure look similar between the 380, 850, and 780 - anybody own multiples and can report?

The k380 is my wife's daily keyboard, and she likes it for the same reasons some laptop keyboards are popular: minimalist, small footprint, and easy to press. And switching between her two laptops is great.

Having an actual physical power switch is a plus, too.

K850 is a rel keyboard with the convenient 3 device support. real key, alhough a tiny bit mushy . Ilike it better

It's Bluetooth so will work with Amazon Firestick - though not as good as K830 (with built in trackpad).

I've got one, and I really like it. The bluetooth device switching is amazing, and this keyboard layout+labelling works really well for both Mac and PC.

It's absolutely on the cramped side of things (although not oppressively so), and meant to be more of a portable keyboard than a spacious one for people doing a lot of typing.