Customer Ratings & Reviews

This keyboard is almost everything I was looking for: wireless, solar powered, and chiclet-style. The only thing that would make this better is if the chiclet-style keys were flatter and lower to the keyboard, as I don't like anything that makes too much noise while in use. This definitely is quiet compared to the standard keyboards available in my office. The keyboard also does not have an indicator light for any of the lock buttons. The keyboard does have a nice weight to it; it doesn't slide around on my desk. The little feet give it enough height to be comfortable to type on. The little bit of natural sunlight and the fluorescent lights provide enough energy to keep the board at full battery capacity the month I have been using it. Pairing the keyboard with my computer was easy, as was using the Logitech unifying tech to ensure I only need one receiver for both my keyboard and mouse. I purchased this keyboard while on sale, so overall, a good buy.

The best keyboard I've owned so far. Full sized! Great tactile feel! Precise stroke and it doesn't continually require batteries be replaced. Only issue: I can't tell when CAPS LOCK is on, but that just might be me.

Pros: - Wireless - Works beautifully with Mac - Has proper Mac keys - Full numerical pad - Solar Charge lasts 1 week (or more) with 8h daily use and no direct sunlight. - Will charge from a Daylight Lamp. Cons: - Occasionally has issues sensing/connecting to dongle - Does not have an illuminated Cap Lock Key - Ergonomic/Stabilization feet open to the <-left and right-> as opposed to from the bottom to the top. When keyboard is adjusted on desk in a left-right motion, feet close requiring adjustment. You wouldn't think this happens terribly often, but it does.

Very responsive key input, always at 100% on energy reserves, and the best part .. you never have to change out any batteries. My only caveat is that the keys could be a little quieter. Other than that, I have no 'negatives' to say about this great little wireless & solar-powered full keyboard. Your fluorescent lights will be enough to keep it running at a full charge and at all times.

This Wireless Keyboard is great. No Batteries needed and the price is good.

This is my second one of these keyboards and I love it because as long as it has some light it always keeps its charge. I have never known it to run out of power yet.

Another great product from Logitech which performs as advertised. It's a nice full keyboard, both wireless and never needs batteries!

Very comfortable, no need to worry about battery and syncs well with mac book pro.

My company is a media provider, but we try to run as green as we can despite our power requirements at times. This keyboard, like so many Logitech items, is superb at providing both a quality accessory at a decent price point. The action of the keyboard is perfect for me, lower profile keys like a laptop, silent action. The weight of the board is perfect, stays put and grips the painted surface I have it on. The lone problem I had with it was the back legs are pointy, not flat like most feet. I simply added a couple of white rubber protectors for metal shelving ends, and they are softer and grip well. Less than two dollar fix from the hardware store. Most important to me was the ability to go without batteries...it is fantastic. Download the additional software from the LT site and you have a great pop up dashboard that lets you see in a glance the percentage of exposure for the panels, battery life remaining, etc. We use all rechargables, but now those are gone for the most part for me. I paired this with the new LT Ultra Thin mouse, which charges by USB, and I am battery free on my desk. We will now be putting these combos in other locations since they work so well. A nice feature is that it charges whether turned on or off. I have no windows in my sound studio / office so the keyboard charges only when I am in there working...battery has been at 100% the whole time with CFLs as the light source. Highly recommend this for you and the planet.

I run a Parallels virtual Windows 10 machine on my late 2019 MacBook Pro (Catalina) so I can use SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio. These programs are a lot easier to use with a Windows keyboard. Based on most of the reviews and specs here and on Amazon, it seemed like this one would not work for my setup. But it does! I just plugged the bluetooth receiver into my Mac USB C adapter (see image) and it works! I'm not sure why so many reviews said it wouldn't... perhaps they were trying to use the OS native bluetooth and not the USB adapter that came with the keyboard? Besides it working with my Mac/Parallels setup, here are some other things I like: springy but quiet keyboard, no batteries to change!, little button to determine if it is getting enough light to charge, low profile, number keypad on tight, decent price, no lag time. I'm using it now.

I wanted a wireless keyboard with a full number pad and a nice tactile feel to go with my new Surface Pro 3. I received more than I bargained for with this gem from Logitech. This solar keyboard looks great, feels great and I never have to worry about replacing batteries again. it worked seamlessly right out of the box. I love it! Do yourself a favor and spend a few more bucks on this unit versus the battery powered models. It is well worth it.

My biggest pet peeve with wireless keyboards is the batteries dying. The solar battery on this keyboard says that when fully charged , it could work for 6 months without light. This solar works with any light, not just sun. It is also very slim. And I just recently figured out that with any of Logitech's "unify" products, you can combine them to use one Usb dongle. This keyboard doesn't come with s mouse, so I bought a nice Logitech mouse and using their app I was able to program the mouse to the keyboards usb, so now I'm only using one of my USB ports and it's much easier to switch the keyboard and mouse to my other computer.

This keyboard is awesome in every aspect except for one. The keys feel great to type on. Not having to worry about changing batteries or charging the keyboard is awesome. No wires is a lifesaver. The 1 thing I dont like about the keyboard is that it occasionally will start lagging very badly, with the characters not being sent to my computer for a few seconds. I ussualy am able to fix the lagging by either turning they keyboard on and off, or by unplugging and replugging the USB dongle back in. Not that big of a deal, as it only starts lagging maybe once a day, hopefully it is just a software issue and Logitech can update the software and fix the problem

I prefer to not use cables. So a wireless keyboard that is powered by the lights in my office ceiling is perfect. It never has to be recharged and has never needed battery. Bonus: the keyboard feel is great. The push depth is minimal. The spring strength is great. I can type as fast as I think. I have worn out the keys on one of these keyboards after 2 years of daily use. I bought another one and it feels like the first. I gave one to a co-worker. He loves it. I bought 2 more just in case Logitech is crazy enough to stop making them.

This keyboard is very nice, I was able to get it running in 3 seconds flat. I immediately unplugged my old USB keyboard.. I also got a Logitech M310 Mouse (wireless) I have yet to have any real lag. Just remember you can only have the keyboard on the usb dongle not both for some reason, I would of liked to save space but oh well.. Also, Microphone blu-tooth doesn't allow this to perform when there is a 3rd adapter installed. The keyboard gets confused by the wireless mic's. So other than that, I love this keyboard, I got it as a Gift so I hope it's a gift that keeps on giving.Too bad the mouse doesn't have a solar cell.. My only complaint might be smears on the solar cells.. I have to wipe the cells down all the time... This keyboard does get full charge all the time from a regular florescent light fixture. No need to bake it outside like the other reviewer, who in their right mind would subject electronics to full on sun for hours? Anyways, get this keyboard... I don't regret it. No more cord tugging!

Overall, I like the keyboard, although the Home and End buttons will only work to take you to the end/beginning of a line in certain programs and there is no Caps Lock light to indicate if you have AllCaps on. And don't bother downloading the software if you're using a Mac with Mavericks. The software is either useless or nonexistent. But I do like not having to worry about batteries going dead any longer and I like having the 10-key built into the keyboard! I also like the slim profile. And it does have tab stands in the back to raise the back of the keyboard off your desk.

I got this to replace my iMac's short bluetooth wireless keyboard. I was looking for a keyboard that had the extended number pad, and while I wanted one that was corded, this keyboard looked pretty good. I got it when it was on sale and it has worked pretty well for me the last month. The build isn't as nice as the metal keyboards that apple is selling with their computers now, but its still not bad. The upside to the plastic is that it is a very light weight keyboard. There are also legs on the back if you don't like your keyboard flat and it props the back up about an inch. The keys don't feel as nice as Apple's flat-key keyboards, but that's made up by no longer needing batteries (with the solar charging) and he number pad. I also have a Logitech wireless mouse so I've set them up to work off the same USB port. While I haven't encountered it becoming a problem, a lot of the time the energy light will display red (for low power) when on the keyboard. I'm not working in the best lit area of my building, so I don't get a lot of natural light. I switch the keyboard off when I'm not using it, and it hasn't failed me yet when I'm typing or using it. All in all this is a pretty good keyboard for light to moderate use. If you're looking for a gaming keyboard, I'd probably look elsewhere.

I kind of love this keyboard. Never needs batteries and uses the natural light in the office to keep it powered. It feels like a modern laptop keyboard and works better than the Microsoft usb keyboard I had been using. Since I also owned a Logitech Mouse I was able to only have to use one dongle. My only complaint is that there is no CAPS Lock light on the keyboard

Had been using a wired Apple Keyboard with my Mac Mini and previously an older MacBook Pro. A couple keys failed so it was time for a new keyboard. I like having the numeric keypad so the choices (and I wanted to retain the Apple layout) were another wired Apple keyboard, the Logitech K750, or a couple other 3rd party accessory brands. Didn't necessarily need the wireless feature, but after reading the reviews I went with the K750. Not having having to deal with replacing or recharging batteries is a big plus and the light on my desk is more than adequate at keeping the K750 fully charged. Having one lass wire run across my desk is nice and the slightly deeper profile to accommodate the solar cells is not a problem. The setup is literally just plugging in the unifying receiver into an available USB port and begin typing. I didn't try downloading the light/battery monitoring app because I read somewhere that it may cause system slowdowns. I do prefer typing on the K750 compared to the Apple keyboard because of the slightly concave keys along with their travel and action. Sure a Caps Lock light would have been nice but would probably impact battery life. Some have mentioned that the folding legs to adjust the angle are little flimsy, but it looks like replacements can be inexpensively ordered from Logitech in the unlikely event they are broken. My only real concern with the K750 is that the labeling of the keys isn't molded in and over time may wear off. Guess it might depend on how hard you pound on the keys. Previously it looks like the K750 was packaged with a cleaning cloth and a USB extender that physically moved the unifying receiver away from your USB port for better range. Apparently this is no longer the case, but I've got plenty of microfiber cleaning cloths laying around to wipe off the numerous fingerprints that collect on the glossy finish of the K750 and my keyboard never travels far enough from my computer for wireless range to be an issue. A nicely designed and built keyboard.

I bought this keyboard to use with my computer entertainment center. My command post is my couch ! LOL ! While the keyboard is slim and compact it also has some heft to it - It feels like a real tool - not like a hollow piece of plastic.. It's easy to read and easy to use and I don't have to worry about batteries going dead !!!