Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is the 2nd Logitech - Solar Wireless Keyboard in several years. If needed I'd buy another. I am on the computer about 3 hrs. per day. I am a coordinator of a research - study program and write many emails per week, with much navigation on the internet. The unit was very simple to set up. I use unit in office which has a window; but very low light at night and key board always remains fully charged. I like the unit very much and have respect for the company. An app can be downloaded to reveal the level of charged energy (activated 100% by light).. I am a PhD and am critical when something does or doesn't work. Great product.

I haven't found a downside to this keyboard yet. Looks beautiful. Tactile is perfect. Solar. NumberPad (yay!!!) I loved it so much, I bought another one for work. Superior.

We've always used a PC keyboard on the Mac, and we finally decided to get a keyboard made for a Mac. The Apple keyboards were sleek but expensive. This was a much more reasonable and works great and nice to finally have a keyboard with the right keys as Mac intended! The wireless solar part also worked well. Hard to believe it can be powered with just some daylight and indoor lights. But we have not had any problems with it.

I love the slim profile of this keyboard. It also stays fully charged in my home office despite leaving the blinds mostly closed. The single receiver for this and my mouse make it very convenient to change between computers.

I love this keyboard. It requires very little light to keep it charged. It never fails to work when I am using it. It's lightweight, but it is big because it has the 10 key pad. There is absolutely no lag. It types as fast as I can which is pretty fast. I bought it to replace the existing keyboard on my 17" MacBook Pro because four keys stopped working. I bought this to use as an in between until I can get a new laptop . The keys respond much better than on my MacBook Pro. I do wish that it had a track pad built in or that it came with a matching mouse like the ones for the PCs do--that would've been a nice feature. It does exactly what everyone says and it works flawlessly. I have no trouble keeping track of the little USB dongle that allows it to work wirelessly. I would buy this again if this ever failed . I plan to use it when I get my new laptop. It is Apple white so it matches everything that is silver or white. I'm very satisfied with this keyboard and the way that it functions. It is true that the caps lock does not light up or indicate when it is locked on. I think it gets pushed down when one tries to lift and move the keyboard to use it, but if a conscious effort is made to pick it up along the top edge of the keyboard, rarely if ever will the caps lock be pushed down. Look at where you're grabbing it and it should not be a problem. It's really no big deal. I don't know why everybody whines about it. Just open a sticky and type a few letters--if you think you pressed it on. I can type close to 120 words a minute and going at that speed I rarely if ever accidentally hit that cap lock key because it's raised on one side of it so you can tell it's a different touch than the shift key.It would never keep me from buying this keyboard. .

I got this to replace the Apple BlueTooth keyboard. I love the Aluminum design & look of the Apple products, but the keyboard was just too narrow for me, it began stressing my wrists & forearms. This Logitech has all of the great qualities one would expect from their brand, but it also blends well with the Apple designs. Also, this keyboard offers: 1) Solar 2) Keypad 3) Flawless connectivity 4) Full size 5) Aesthetics 6) Backspace 7) Home button 8) End button 9) Price Really, need any other reasons?

For anyone looking for a wireless keyboard, without the need to replace the batteries every so often, this is the keyboard for you. The board itself has an incredibly thin profile making it sit just about 1/4 of an inch taller than the surface you're resting it on. When you extend the risers in the back, it adds a nice degree of tilt to the keyboard, while still keeping the profile very low. The solar panels on either side of the keyboard provide plenty of surface area for the batteries to charge, and there's a button on the keyboard that you can push to make sure you're getting enough light to charge the batteries. Pushing the button also opens up an app called "solar app" that allows you to see visually how much light you are getting and whether it's sufficient to charge the keyboard. I use this keyboard in an office setting with standard fluorescent lights in what appears to be a dimly lit room, and it's more than adequate to charge the keyboard. As far as the keyboard and touch responsiveness of the keys goes, it feels great. They keyboard is quiet, and doesn't make lots of noise while typing. Even still the noise that it does make is kind of cool, and definitely not annoying to me at all. Key press feels good and reminds me of Chiclet style keys. Haven't had any bad experiences with this yet, and have been using it 40 hours a week for a few months now. Would recommend this to anyone looking for a wireless keyboard, with no maintenance required.

This is a fantastic keyboard that I use every day. It works/charges even in low light -- you can verify that the solar panels are getting adequate light by pressing a button on the keyboard. If you have used "island-style" or "chicklet-style" keyboards, you have an idea of how this one feels. I've used many Logitech keyboards, and I like the consistency of their spacing and arrangement. My only complaint is that it isn't Bluetooth. You have to use Logitech's proprietary USB receiver to use the keyboard. I have another Logitech device that uses an incompatible receiver (gaming mouse), so I wind up having two of these obnoxious dongles plugged in, eating up precious USB ports on my hub. Still, you can't beat the price or quality. I am very happy with this purchase.

I like the cordless utility and the self charging capability (no batteries). The charge capacity of the rechargeable storage battery is great. Even when I forget to turn off the keyboard for two days, I have 100% power capacity. You need to download the software to monitor charge state and and the charge rate from a light source. I also like the key feel and layout. Glad I bought this keyboard.

Love the feel of the keys. Solar power means never having to deal with batteries. Keyboard has a good footprint for use in tight spaces and no wires.

I have 2 of these keyboards for Mac and 3 for PC. Very reliable and long lasting. The Mac version takes a little getting used to and I do wish they made it Bluetooth vs unifier but hey, it is logitechs staple tech so I guess I see the point... Kind of... The only benefit is that I can connect it to my theater monitor so I don't lose a port on my MacBook in the process. Overall, very happy with them and recommend you get one if you need a full wireless keyboard feel without the bulky keys and desire to change batteries. Another note, I have had 2 of them in operation for over 2 years without issue... Awesome...

Very nice keyboard. Keys have good feel. Feels solid and no cord or batteries needed. Just leave it on a bed or chair near a window to charge. Would recommend this to anyone with a Mac.

I was skeptical that a solar keyboard would work consistently indoors with indirect lighting. From the minute I turned it on, it worked flawlessly. I never turn the power switch off, and the only real light it gets is from my ceiling light when I'm working and using the keyboard. It's never run out of juice, and is more reliable than my battery powered keyboard since it needs no batteries. I like the feel of the keys. They are very quiet and have a solid feel to them like a laptop. I hope this keyboard lasts for years like my other Logitech keyboard and mouse.

This is one of the best keyboards I have ever owned. I have had it about a month now and work on it daily sometimes up to 12 hours at a time. The keys are super responsive and you can really feel where your fingers are. I also love the fact that it is solar powered, and wireless. It only got low once on juice, I just held it up to the light for a few minutes and I was back in business. I had been doing a lot of work that night and was working in the dark so it wasn't able to get fully charged with normal lighting. Logitech made something very good here. Thank you.

A keyboard that doesn't take batteries? AMAZING. I love this keyboard. Apple compatible, feels substantial while being thin, charges quick!

Wanting to buy a wireless keyboard that also included a numeric keypad wasn't easy since there aren't lot os choices available. So far, I'm finding this keyboard a delight to type on--the keyboard is compact, but it doesn't feel cramped at all. In addition, the tactile response and feel is outstanding which something I didn't expect at all. While the solar charging feature was not a big factor in my decision to buy this keyboard, it's also a definite plus; just the ambient light in my office is enough to keep it fully powered.

I bought this as a present because I have the same one at home, just the Mac version. I personally love it, never have to change batteries or charge it. Just make sure it gets daylight during the day and you're good to go. It's not very ergonomic if that's what you're looking for, but it is a full keyboard which makes it very useful. I really recommend for someone who needs a hassle free keyboard, that doesn't necessarily use it for hours upon hours every day.

This keyboard looks and feels great. There is a download app to monitor solar power that is stored. My desk is near a window, and the stored power has never dropped below 100% after 1 month, so it is likely it charges enough every day. My only complaint is that the risers on the back of the unit do not have non-slip surface, and they aren't very sturdy, which is probably built-in obsolescence. If they break, I'll simply find something to elevate the back of the keyboard, I won't be buying a new one.

My wife wanted an larger keyboard for her Mac Mini, so we bought her the Logitech K750 and she just loves it. After I played with it on her Mac I went and got one for my iMac. Works great off room lights (LED light bulbs) give it more then enough to keep it charged. And for us the bonus was that we both use Logitech MX-anywhere mice and the keyboard and mouse will share the same USB dongle. We run our two Mac with in 10' of each other and have no interference for the others. Great deal for a quality keyboard.

I've used this keyboard for over a month now--and I'm so happy that I took a risk with a solar keyboard. The keyboard worked immediately--and I have not had any issues with it lacking power. The keyboard sits under typical office lighting which provides plenty of energy. The tactile feel of the keys is great (I prefer flatter keys versus fatter keys). The keyboard is responsive and looks good on the desk. Best part--no more searching for batteries when the wireless keyboard dies.