Customer Ratings & Reviews

QUIET. I LOVE IT HAS A LIGHT FOR CAPS ON AND OFF- WAS NOT SURE IT DID WHEN I PURCHASED IT BECAUSE I WAS UNABLE TO READ IN THE DESCRIPTION.

Really enjoying this, this was a big upgrade over my ten year old wireless keyboard

Ok maybe not everyone’s most important feature but for me when gaming I don’t want to have keys that distract from the people I’m talking to. This keyboard the K950 has quiet keys that feel good but are not loud thank God. I also love that the F keys are programmable which is very useful and should become more standard. Also you won’t need to worry about the battery life as it’s supposed to be 36 months! You willl need to invest in some AA batteries after the three years lol. For me the white is an awesome color for a keyboard as it matches some other peripherals and also the Logitech app is so nice and user friendly. Slim design without you losing things that are useful in my opinion. It does use Bluetooth so if you are someone that wants to use it for a tablet or phone you can. I just use it for my windows pc. It feels light but not cheap feeling if that makes sense. For me it replaces a keyboard that was even more compact but was missing the keys on the right (number pad). I love this one so much more!

I consider myself to be a tech savvy person and I almost always want to have the latest, greatest items. When I was first introduced to Logi (Logitech back then) products, I became an instant fan. Their products are always made with quality materials, well-developed and has great features. I have had no less than 10 wireless keyboards and mice along with countless cases for my iPads over the years and Logi has yet to disappoint me. This keyboard is no different. First of all, it's very sleek, has good weight to it. Very well built and comfortable to use for extended periods of time. Next, the battery life on this one continues to impress just like previous models. When I took it out of the box, I put the batteries in it and turned it on. This was about a week ago and I use it nearly non-stop for 8-10 hrs per day. It advertises 36 months of battery life, but that of course varies by usage. I wish it was rechargeable instead of AAA batteries, but this more of a lower end model by them, but still packs a ton of features. By far my favorite feature is the ability to connect multiple devices and switch between them at the touch of a button. If i remember correctly, most of my other keyboards have that same feature and it works great for switching between my work laptop, mac device or using it with my Apple TV. If you download and install the software, you open up a full set of customization options for the keyboard. You can set up your keyboard to work with two devices and can cut and paste between the two. I am not able to install the software on my work laptop so that limits some of the functionality there, but for my personal windows and mac computers, it works flawlessly. If i had one suggestion, it would be to store the included USB receiver in another part of the box. I nearly threw it away because it was stored right at the bottom of the box and I didn't notice it right away. That is pretty minor, but just something to look out for. Other than that, I love this thing.

I missed the return date by one day. The keys stick. Not just one key different keys. Really annoying as I use it all day and all the sudden a key just gets stuck down.

When it comes to computer peripherals Logitech sits at the top of the mountain to which they have only proven that here with this more budget travel keyboard. I initially was hesitant with so much of the keyboard material being recycled, but I have to applaud Logitech here as this feels like a premium keyboard right out of the box. The keyboard has a firm solid feel to it. Logitech always thinks of the little things as the non-slip grips on the bottom and retractable stands allow for multiple use cases. Then one small thing I love with this keyboard is that the spot to hold the Bluetooth dongle is held within the battery compartment so you don’t have to worry about it accidentally falling out when traveling. All this does not go to say that Logitech didn’t fully consider usability as that shines here too. Firstly, syncing devices was quick and easy to which switching between them is even easier with the dedicated keys versus the usual toggle switch that most keyboards use. The use of shortcut keys is where this keyboard really shines though as the usual music controls are there, but the snipping tool key is amazing for work related purposes as I find myself using this a lot! However, if these are not to your liking the Logi Options+ app takes this a step further as it allows the user to customize a multitude of keys, buttons, and shortcuts to whatever your liking may be. Overall, the usability here really shines as all these various facets bundled together to go along with the near silent typing and portability aspects create the perfect budget keyboard not only for travel purposes, but even for desktop use too.

The keys keep falling off. On my way to return and get another.

As someone who has used quite a few Logitech products over the years, I am not surprised by this keyboard. I’ll go into some detail below, but to keep it short, I really like this board. It is thin, light (but still a good weight), and even compact for a full-size board. I like the design. Plain. Simple. Clean. Nice contrast between the board and the keys. I also like the minimal and plain font for the keys. Yes, I am boring. My only slight negative here is the shiny white “bar” on the top. I am not really sure why made that choice, and I think it just would have looked better without it. I will also add that while I really like what they did with the white, I prefer the black/charcoal model. Just a matter of personal taste. Setup was very easy, and to this point I have had no issues with connectivity. Having the ability to use cross device is really convenient. Further, not only cross device, but also cross platform is really something I have come to appreciate. It’s a small thing, but having both Windows and Mac labeled keys is a very nice add. The keyboard itself is great to type on and use. I like the feel, the keys have the right amount of give, and the spacing is good. I think it is what most people would be used to and more or less has a laptop feel. It is also very quiet. Beyond that though, I think where it really shines is in the added functionality it offers. There are many default function keys for many of the things that you use the most, and if you dig in and use the Logitech software, you really can set things up to both make your life easier as well as save some time. You can make shortcuts and customize buttons and keys. It really is worth the time. Battery life has been, well, as good as I could hope for so far. It is rated for 36 months, which, honestly, doesn’t seem real. I am sure that is use dependent, but if it gets to anywhere near that, I will be quite happy. I don’t think this should be a concern at all. Ultimately, I like this board. It does everything I want and need it to, and really, it is just a solid keyboard that I like using. It comes from a reputable name in the space, (I think) is fairly priced, and is a very good value.

Logitech K950 is a slim yet full-size wireless keyboard that will enhance your productivity. It has a solid built with sleek design. The keyboard can be paired with three devices like your laptop, tablet or even your phone and has a dedicated key for a seamless and quick switch between the devices. The keyboard can be connected via Bluetooth or using the included USB receiver. If you have other Logitech devices like a mouse, it is easy to pair using the Logi Bolt USB receiver. If you want to customize the keyboard like personalizing the function keys, defining app shortcuts, media control, etc., you will need to download the Logi Options+ app. The app has been pretty smooth and responsive in my usage. I really like the Smart Actions customizations, a neat feature to set up simple tasks with just one tap on the keyboard. The keyboard comes with two AAA batteries which Logitech says will last up to 36 months of battery life. Typing on the keyboard has been a pleasant experience, the keys are comfortable and quiet. This is a high quality versatile full-size keyboard that can be used on multiple devices for enhanced productivity with your work or personal usage. I highly recommend this if you are in the market looking to upgrade your setup.

The new Logitech Signature Slim K950 Keyboard is full size, with flat laptop style keys. The setup is seamless, just plug in the included USB wireless bolt RF receiver and let Windows detect it. Then install the included AAA batteries and turn the on/off switch on the keyboard and you’re in business. The keyboard is pretty standard size, about 17” wide with the standard arrow keys and numeric keypad. Additionally, there is a row of function keys that also allow you to quickly control common music player, volume and mute, home key, apps, PC sleep/stand-by, etc. There are 3 additional keys above the home and page-up keys that are used to connect and switch between 3 different devices. This is where this keyboard shines. I have successfully connected it to a Windows 11 PC using the Bolt receiver assigned to device key 1, then my iPad via bluetooth to device key 2 and my Android phone using device key 3. I’ve also tested it with a Chromebook and they all worked flawlessly. This keyboard is also nearly silent. It does feel different than other mechanical, more clicky full size keyboards, but that’s to be expected, since it’s a very slim, laptop style keyboard with very little key travel. One feature that would have been nice at this price point would be key illumination, and perhaps a wireless mouse, but that’s not included most likely to preserve battery life which is advertised at up to 3 years, depending on usage. All in all this is another quality keyboard built by Logitech using nearly 50% of recycled plastics, so it’s also environmentally friendly.

If you are looking for a minimal keyboard with great clicking experience for the keys, this is it! Loved how modern it looks as well as the perfect depth of keys and ease of use.

This is a well made wireless keyboard, one that Logitech put a lot of time in manufacturing. I really like the color it says its off-white and it is a different shade of color from the previous keyboard that I had. I had initially planned to use this at work as the one at my office was a really older model. I have one of those desks that can raise and lower and for some reason (maybe it was me and not the keyboard) I just couldn’t make it work. Granted the keyboard that I had was much smaller than this Logitech K950 and it had to sit right at the edge of the expandable desk, and I kept getting wrist fatigue. So I brought it home to use at our desk in our house that my wife, son and I share it sits in our family room. And it works much better. I love the response of the keys and how they feel to touch. BUT the feature that I love the most w/ this Logitech keyboard is that I can use it on 3 devices. I don’t have a keyboard on my pad and this makes life so much easier, and I also like the fact that you can personalize the keys for shortcuts. As I said above, I really love this keyboard and probably should give it five stars but my entire purpose was to use it at work to replace a very old keyboard and it just didn’t work out, again it may have just been me. But I would recommend this Logitech K950 keyboard.

• First, let me say that I am a long-time fan of Logitech keyboards. I’ve used nothing else for more than 20 years. The Logitech Signature Slim K950 is a very well-made wireless keyboard that allows you to easily switch between three different computing devices. It worked well for the Apple iPad and Android smartphone I tested it on. However, I found it to be a bit restricting for a Windows 10 or 11 power user. Well, let’s just say I had no idea how much I depended on the Windows key on my Logitech K800 dedicated Windows keyboard, which they sadly don’t make any more. If you're a Windows user, know the Logitech K950 does not have a Windows key. If there’s a way to custom program a Windows key on the K950, I couldn’t find it. • These multi-device keyboards like the K950, target a specific market of individuals who have the need for a single keyboard to work on multiple devices. You give up some functionality reserved for dedicated keyboards in exchange for the ability to use one keyboard on multiple and possibly even dissimilar devices. I found that since most of my work is on a Windows desktop PC using the Office suite of products, especially Word and Excel, it’s probably best for me to stick with a dedicated keyboard designed to maximize function on a Windows desktop PC. But other than that, the Logitech Signature Slim K950 is really nice wireless keyboard. I liked it a lot. • Upon unpacking the K950 keyboard, I noticed the Logi Bolt USB Receiver dongle was prominently displayed sticking up from a slot in the cardboard right in front of the keyboard. I know Logitech did this so that the Logi Bolt dongle would be easy to find upon opening the box, but it caused me to worry that Logitech might have designed a new keyboard with no onboard storage slot for the dongle. Being a long time Logitech mouse and keyboard user, I was prematurely disappointed with this potential break with tradition. But when I opened the battery compartment cover, thankfully I discovered the empty dongle storage slot neatly positioned down at one end of the battery compartment. Crisis averted. • I was able to pair the K950 via Bluetooth to my Apple iPad Pro and my Samsung Galaxy S22 smart phone without incident. Not sure how many people prefer to use a full-size keyboard with a smartphone as their monitor, but I found it a bit clunky. However, someone who is adept at using their smartphone as their main computing device, will undoubtedly find this keyboard to be a welcome change from doing all their typing on a smartphone keypad. In that case, it would be money well spent. • I was able to connect the K950 via the Logi Bolt USB Receiver dongle to my Win 10 desktop computer, also without incident. I was then able to easily switch back and forth between the three devices using the three buttons on the top row of the keyboard. • However, adding the K950 to my previously installed Logi Options+ application on my Windows 10 desktop computer was somewhat aggravating. Logi Options+ allowed me to select the Signature Slim K950 keyboard through its factory paired Logi Bolt USB Receiver. But when I attempted to add the K950 as a new device in the Logi Options+ application, I could never get past the “Verify Your Device” screen after typing in the 6 numbers and pressing the ENTER key. It continually stayed stuck on that screen and when I pressed X, I got an Abort Pairing warning. I made multiple attempts to add it to Logi Options+, and they all ended in the same way, stuck on that screen. I was discouraged. • SOLUTION: In a final attempt to get this new keyboard added to the Logi Options+ application, I went to the Logitech support page for the K950 keyboard (You don’t want to overlook that support page because there’s a lot of helpful information there. Best product support page I’ve ever seen!). From there I was able to reinstall the Logi Options+ software and when I ran Logi Options+ after re-installation, a picture of my K950 keyboard was displayed as one of the devices that I could select and make configuration changes to. Now that that was done, I was able to go into the K950 settings to make it a little friendlier for Windows use. Things like permanently activating the F keys and customizing the action of several other keys to my liking. • The Logi Options+ application allows you to take full advantage of modifying the action of the 22 customizable keys on the K950 keyboard. It’s a very nice graphical user interface that employs point-and-click for the 22 customizable keys and their factory preset actions. When you hover your mouse icon over one of the customizable keys, a tooltip pops up displaying the action the key is currently programmed to execute. When you click on one of the customizable keys with your mouse, a side menu pops up where you can select from 55 alternate actions for that key ranging from doing nothing to running a separate application. All you have to do is click twice and you’re done: click on picture of key, click on action. Years ago, programming custom key actions was a daunting process, but the gifted Logitech software engineers have now made it about as undaunting as possible. • Also, additional kudos to the Logitech engineers for designing the nonslip rubber feet on the bottom of the K950 keyboard. They work very well and it doesn’t appear that they will ever fall off. I absolutely hate it when rubber feet fall off of the bottom of electronic devices and small kitchen appliances. I also loved the fact that the swing out feet on the underside of the back of the keyboard lock into the open (elevated) position with a firm and secure snap. During the time I’ve used this keyboard, not once did either one of those feet fold over closed dropping the corner of my keyboard to the desk. Another pet peeve of mine. • Before I forget, pressing the keys on the K950 is like pushing your finger into spongy bread dough. The keypress is so soft and quiet that’s actually enjoyable! • Finally, due to a severe disability affecting the strength and use of my hands and fingers, I rely heavily on a task automation and productivity tool called AutoHotKey to vastly reduce the amount of keystrokes needed for me to use a computer. I only mention that because this is a keyboard review, and I wanted you to know that I found no conflicts whatsoever in using the Logitech K950 keyboard with AutoHotKey v2. • Overall, I found the Logitech Signature Slim K950 Wireless Keyboard to be a very nice, high-quality, keyboard for use on multiple devices. However, I don’t think it will ever be my primary keyboard for use on a Windows 10 or 11 desktop PC. For that I have my old Logitech K800, which unfortunately they don’t make any more. So, if you have a need for a wireless keyboard that will connect to several devices via Bluetooth or a Logi Bolt USB Receiver, the K950 would be an excellent choice at a very reasonable price.

Logitech K950 Slim Plus Wireless Keyboard (white) This attractive full-size keyboard includes a numeric keypad and is compatible with both Mac and Windows systems. Connection to your devices is via Bluetooth, or you can choose to use the included USB dongle. I chose connecting via Bluetooth for both the ease of setup and so that I didn’t have to tie up one of my few remaining open USB connections. Logitech suggests that you download and install the Logi Options+ App from logi.com/optionsplus for enhanced functionality, which I did. This app provides additional support and troubleshooting, including instructions on how to customize keys. You can connect the Logi K950 to multiple devices using the Easy-Switch feature. Simply follow the instructions in the user manual or visit logitech.com/support/K950 for guidance. However, connecting multiple devices via Bluetooth was so easy that I didn’t feel the need to even refer to the user manual, since the instructions printed inside the box the unit came in were more than sufficient. Once connected to multiple devices, you can switch between the devices by simply pressing and holding the Easy-Switch button to connect to the desired device. When you’ve connected the keyboard to multiple devices, you’ll want to remember which key (1, 2, or 3) connects to which device. Should you forget, setting it up again is no big deal. Typing on this keyboard is a pleasure. There’s a good feel to the keys and when you type on it, you get enough feedback to know that you’ve struck the keys as you intended to do. And typing messages on your connected cell phone with this keyboard instead of using the small phone keyboard is a real joy. If you’ve got multiple devices and prefer an external keyboard for each one of them, this could be the only one you’ll need. Since I have multiple computers and a cell phone in use, this Logitech keyboard really works well for me. I have the keyboard set up to type on my primary computer and I simply hit a key to switch to type a message on my phone, which is sitting in a charging station on the same desk as the computer. Once my phone message is complete, I switch back to my primary computer. Easy, peasy.

This is a high quality keyboard for any user. The keyboard is bright white and is a joy to use at my desk. The keys are like those on a modern day laptop. They are super quiet and it’s like typing on air. This is great if you don’t want to hear click and clacks. The biggest negative is that this keyboard does not illuminate which is ok as Logitech offers other similar keyboards with illumination. I think with the keyboard being so white and bright the contrast it helps compared to a keyboard with illumination. If you are the type of person who performs those big keys with the longer traveled clicks then this keyboard is not for you. As I said it has the click of a modern day laptop. Thin and low travel keys. The biggest plus about this keyboard is the ability to connect it to three devices at the same time. What this means is that you have the accessibility to switch between the devices simultaneously. Three physical buttons allows you to switch between almost any Bluetooth powered device on the included usb (type A) dongle. I like having the three separate buttons as you won’t have to guess which device you’re trying to connect to as for example if it was one button. The keyboard is powered by two disposable batteries and is not rechargeable. Overall a strong performer in the laptop segment and a reliable choice for any user.

History: This is my 10th Logitech device, including mice, keyboards, speakers, & even gaming equipment (back in 2005) since I started buying from Logitech 20 yrs. ago. Overall, I’ve had good experiences w/Logitech products & was excited to try this new K950 keyboard. Out of the Box: I almost missed the tiny Logi Bolt USB-A receiver which sits in a little notch next to the keyboard’s spacebar, in the front of the cardboard box in which the keyboard ships. Don’t miss it, or you might accidentally toss the box AND your wireless receiver. If you elect to go w/the Bluetooth connection rather than plugging in the min-dongle to your connected device, be sure to store it in it in the dedicated side space of the closed battery compartment. Aesthetic: This full-size keyboard (17”W x 5.3”D x .91”D; 1.5lb) includes an integrated numeric keypad which is ideal for spreadsheets & calculations. Even w/this, it has a slim, sleek design & offers laptop-style typing. But, for us, there’s 1 problem. All of our computer-related hardware in both work & HO spaces is in business black. So, this off-white keyboard sticks out like a sore thumb in our office environs. Benefit: The featured benefit of this keyboard is its versatility, including its ability to pair w/3 different devices simultaneously. You can pair your keyboard to your devices w/Bluetooth or use the Logi Bolt USB-A mini-dongle receiver. With just a press-&-hold of the 3 dedicated Easy-Switch buttons at the top R of the keyboard, I moved my keyboard input seamlessly from my Dell desktop PC to my Acer gaming laptop to my Android smartphone. If you’ve longed for the speed, accuracy, & convenience of typing on a full-size keyboard while using your laptop or phone, pine for it no more. This slim, lightweight, portable but full-size keyboard grants that versatility. Bolt Receiver: Although I’ve been using a Logi Unifying USB-A receiver on the back of my various PCs for more than a decade to connect my Logi keyboards & mice, I wasn’t familiar w/Logi’s newer proprietary name which they call the “Bolt” receiver. So, I went to Logi’s website & read their 17-page white paper on the subject. Using their summary, the idea behind Logi’s Bolt wireless technology is to provide their keyboard & mouse users w/fully encrypted, secure, reliable wireless connections even in wireless environments congested w/interference from Wi-Fi access pts. or surrounding wireless devices. It combines BT low energy wireless tech w/US Federal Info Processing Stds. (FIPS) & additional Logitech security features to reduce security vulnerabilities when devices are paired. Logi promises a robust, drop-off-free connection of up to 10m (33ft) w/up to 8x lower latency than other commonly deployed wireless protocols, which is why you don’t experience any noticeable lag between your mouse & keyboard inputs vs. the resulting data you see on your display. Batteries: I don’t like to feed my devices batteries. I like rechargeable Li-ion batteries w/USB-C charging cables. In fact, I’m still rotating my 2 Logitech K750 Solar Keyboards which contain ML2032 rechargeable Li-ion coin cell batteries. So, this new K950, in some ways, is a step backward in technology & convenience for me. The specs indicate that the 2 required AAA batteries will last 36 mos. As much as I use my keyboard each day, I’ll be surprised if I get that kind of longevity from 2 small alkaline batteries. Typing Angle: I like the keyboard’s 8-degree tilt angle that the L & R pop-out tabs on the upper rear of the keyboard provide. But if you prefer a flat keyboard, those same tabs easily retract & remain flush w/the bottom of the keyboard. This 8-degree angle is the same angle my K750 keyboards have provided for many yrs. I type a high volume of emails/docs each day & have never suffered a repetitive motion injury such as carpal tunnel syndrome, etc., from using this ergonomically-sound angle. Quiet Typing: I find the noisy, distracting, clickety clack sound of cheap plastic keyboards annoying. I not only prefer sleek, minimalist tools, I prefer tools that allow me to do my work quietly & efficiently. Quietness is one of the reasons that I fell in love w/Logitech’s K750 Solar Keyboard 13 yrs. ago. Since Logitech promotes the quietness of the K950, I decided to set both keyboards next to each other, flat on my desk. To my ears, the K750 is actually quieter than the new quiet K950. Multi-OS Connectivity: I can connect wirelessly to Windows, Chrome, Linux, & Android. And if I used Apple products, I could also connect wirelessly to iOS, Mac, & iPad. Shortcuts/Customization/Personalization: I like the customizable keys & shortcuts which can help improve my efficiency & productivity. I can easily personalize my F-keys & assign simple 1-tap functions to open a browser, stream music, mute/unmute my mic, adjust the volume, perform screen captures/utilize snipping tool, add emojis, pull up my calculator, etc. I can also choose ready-to-use “Smart Actions” to jump between work & personal, simplify routines, & multi-task. Logi Options+ (LO+): According to Logitech, the LO+ App isn’t currently supported for Chrome OS, Linux, ipadOS, iOS, or Android, which is disappointing. But the keyboard’s basic functions will work w/o LO+. I first downloaded Options+ v.1.29 to my desktop PC back in 11/2022. Although I had auto-updates toggled “on” in my settings, I still needed to download a manual update to v.1.68, just released on 3/27/24. After installing, my Logi MX Master 2S mouse & new K950 keyboard were immediately visible. From there, you can customize away. If you want to do a deep dive into minutiae-land, the LO+ software will allow you to customize a couple dozen keys. Using the impressive pt.-&-click GUI, you can hover your cursor over each customizable key to generate a popup that displays what that particular “Smart Action” key is preprogrammed to do. When you click on that customizable key, another popup menu appears w/a vast array of alternate “Smart Actions” from which to choose. “Click, click” & you have a newly customized key set to perform your preferred action. It’s pretty slick, really. You don’t have to record all the inputs to capture or create your own “macros.” Logitech has already done that for you & given you the freedom & control to pick & choose your fav actions along w/the ability to reassign them to different keys. Areas for Improvement: I prefer backlit keys. In our master bedroom, far away from the bed, we have a small nook & escritoire where I sometimes sit & do a little extra work late at night while my wife sleeps. But what good are quiet keys, a dimmed display, & a blue light filter w/o backlit keys? I also prefer a rechargeable Li-ion battery w/a USB-C charging cable. When my keyboard runs out of juice, I want the ability to quickly plug & play so I can keep cranking, much as I do w/my Logi MX Master 2S mouse when it runs out of juice. I don’t want to stop & fumble around w/replacing alkaline batteries, an annoying & unnecessary interruption (given the advances in battery technology) which typically comes at the worst possible moment. Summary: We like Logitech products as evidenced by our customer loyalty across multiple devices purchased over 20 yrs. Overall, we think this is a good keyboard. We like its versatility & capability to connect to 3 devices at once, & we like its customizability for shortcuts & personalization. We’d prefer it in black & prefer that it come w/backlit keys & rechargeable battery, but we think it provides good value & functionality & would be a fine addition for any personal or home office user.

K950 is what I believe to be the modest version of the MX Keys S. Removing a few features to bring the cost down but maintaining the important features. The major difference I see is the the illuminated keys and inverted dome keys. USB C rechargeable MX Keys vs AA battery that is claimed to last 3 years on the K950. I have a problem with keyboards and mice. In that I go through way too many of them. The chassis on the MX Keys S feels slightly tighter than that of the K950, but in use you would never feel the difference until picked up both boards and flexed them. Aside from the above mentioned, the layout and connectivity are exactly the same. Included with the keyboard is the Bolt receiver along with Bluetooth connectivity. There is also a spot inside the batter compartment that will house the Bolt receiver when not in use so there is less chance to misplace it. All the keys are of the same size and placement (save for the key illumination buttons on the function row. The scissor switches feel nice with decent spring back as I traverse from key to key. Using the keyboard via is the same experience as the MX Keys S. The K950 also can connect to 3 devices at the same time and switch seamlessly on the fly. A feature I use everyday between my work computer, personal laptop and mobile device. There is an annoying function that all my recent Logitech boards have presented to me, is the placement of the lock key over the "-" key on the num pad. While I do use the lock key every day intentionally, I at least once or twice a day hit it when going for the "-" key which grinds my workflow to a halt to enter my BOOK of a password my work computer (that needs to be changed every 3 months) makes me enter to get back in. Logitech needs to find a better place for that lock key. Apart from that gripe, I enjoy using the keyboard and moved the MX Keys S to one of my home computer setups and use the K950 at work. I have owned many different keyboards and mice over the years. Logitech may not always be the only device I choose, but I do trust the brand and there will always be something Logitech in my computing inventory at any given time. Once that keycap shine starts giving my fingers that slippery feeling I may start looking for something new. So we'll see if I can make it to a battery change while it's still living at my work desk.

This is an excellent keyboard that's comfortable to type on. I'm a big fan of chiclet style keys both aesthetically and from a function standpoint. I'm not fond of keyboards that require a ton of pressure to register key presses, and I don't like lots of travel on my keycaps (travel being the distance that the key needs to depress to register a press). I find that too much resistance or travel noticeably slows my typing. From my perspective, this keyboard is great. The keys are shallow enough to allow me to type quickly but have enough travel that my accuracy doesn't suffer. The keys are well-spaced and comfortable to type on (not cramped). The full-size number pad is also a welcome addition for when I need to enter large quantities of figures into Excel. I like that the keyboard supports multiple devices. I currently have this keyboard setup in my living room, and it's connected to both my home theater PC and my Steam Deck. Switching between devices is as simple as pressing a button. I'm not a huge fan of the "off-white" color. I would have preferred a nice charcoal or blue color, but so far it isn't looking dingy or showing a ton of dirt. All in all, I'm very pleased with this keyboard.

The Logitech Signature Slim K950 Keyboard is quality, price, features, and portability all wrapped up in one gorgeous piece of PC peripherals. The feel of the plastic with the added weight of the quality build makes it feel like you are holding what your hard earned money shoulf ahve paod for, period. The keys are my favorite thing on this keyboard, not silent but so much quieter than any keyboard I currently own and I have over 30 from testing and buying many for gaming. Would I use this for gaming? No, I would not, the positive feel I need from mechanical cannot be replaced by this keyboard, BUT, for evrything else, this Logitech keyboard is perfection. I have used it on my PC for design, cad work and normal day to day work. Then, I use it on my phone and tablet in DEX mode, it works flawlessly between them both. The last device I paired it too was my PS5 and surprisingly it didnt work, until I restarted it and then we had response, kind of great for passwords and chat. The speed of the keyboard through bluetooth or the included dongle is the same, a tad slow for gaming, I found me dying much more with this keyboard, everythibg else is not an issue. Pros Heavy weighr gives a Premium Feel with good materials Very quiet keys Great for multi device use Included dongle Keys feel great, size and spacing is perfect Long battery life Cons Not good for gaming Heavy for some?? Overall, this is a 5 star keyboard for me. Buy it!

An affordable full size keyboard that is wireless. Product was packaged very good and the instructions to hook up to a desktop or laptop are good. Is really nice to have the full size portable keyboard as I can put it in my lap when I am doing emails or general correspondence where I am not hard at work. The key response is fast and I do not notice any delays when I press a key and it appears on the screen. I like having a quiet keyboard and this is very good at a silent pressing all the keys. When pressing a key you have good feedback that you did the press and this is good especially being a silent keyboard. I use the number keys on the right side frequently and this is a must have for myself as I work with numbers a lot and this works like my desktop. I got the white keyboard and so far not showing any smudges or dirt, will see how this goes. I do like that so far no finger prints show and this is very good as many laptops I have played with are fingerprint magnets. If you are looking for a quality and affordable wireless keyboard this one will work just fine.