Logitech POP ICON KEYS Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard, Comfortable Typing, Programmable Keys, Easy-Switch Between up to 3 Devices, for Laptop, Tablet, PC, QWERTY UK English Layout – Graphite

This keyboard works with any modern device or operating system, as it supports Bluetooth as well as the (USB-A) Bolt receiver.Something Logitech has taken to doing, to its detriment, is making devices which work with the Bolt receiver without actually supplying it. That is the case here even though there is a space in the battery compartment to store it; its appearance seems to be restricted to "more expensive" devices. As I already have an evidently "more expensive" MX Master 3S mouse I was able to pair the POP Icon Keys with its Bolt receiver.That done, I have a very nice keyboard which is unexpectedly spacious, with both large keys and a decent gap between them, and sturdy - it is stiffened by a metal plate but has five silicone pads as feet so there is no wobbling or rattling when typing, a big giveaway of cheap keyboards. The keys have a lot of travel for a scissor mechanism and make only a small, difficult-to-describe noise ("snipping" ... ?) when pressed. It is possible to type quickly.The keyboard layout is close to that of the MX Keys Mini, and the POP Icon Keys costs less for probably four reasons:- No Bolt receiver- No backlight- Power via two AAA batteries rather than a rechargeable lithium ion battery- Plastic construction, apart from the (internal) metal plateThe last is actually a good thing as the matte finish is exactly right, even with a BenQ monitor light bar shining onto it from above; there is no reflection or shininess. The key caps are clear enough although the letters and numbers could have been slightly bigger. Because the keyboard is universal (Windows and MacOS in particular) some key caps show up to four characters.The biggest deviation from the MX Keys Mini layout is a vertical row of four keys (Home, End, PgUp, PgDn) to the right of Enter. At the moment I am always hitting one of these rather than Enter, but will get used to them and they are better than the four options being implemented by shifted arrow keys, as is common on smaller than full size keyboards. As a counterbalance, the arrow keys are full size and Enter is a proper L-shape, although both Shift keys are small. Thankfully, there is no Copilot key.A minor mystery is that some (colour!) photographs of the keyboard show a dark grey and white colour scheme, but my keyboard and the photographs on Logitech's Web site have a dark grey and green-yellow colour scheme.Disadvantages are small. There are no adjustable feet, so the keyboard has a fixed angle. The sole exception to the matte finish is a glossy plastic ring right round the keyboard which, although it doesn't reflect light from the light bar, seems pointless, shows fingerprints and will probably scratch up over time.Overall, an excellent keyboard with the usual Logitech hardware quality: even the supplied AAA batteries are Duracell, not some no-name brand. I have never come across a bad Logitech device.

Great little keyboard nice feel and easy to use. Easy setup via Bluetooth.

Used for touch typing practise on iPad for sim and connects easily. Finger shape on keys is lovely for his smaller hands. Nearly wasted silly money on the brand one, but this was so worth it. You won’t regret it!

This connected to my Mac easily via Bluetooth without any problems. When connecting my computer did prompt me to press a button to confirm the layout, and all the keys work as intended.It is extremely comfortable to type on compared to Mac keyboard it replaced. I can type much faster than previously.The keys are decent size with a shallow travel.The yellow colour is a bit obnoxious, but it’s a worth it for the good typing experience.Very happy with it.

Great product

Fun, low-profile keyboard with quiet keys, long battery life and pretty colour options. It’s easy to customise and switch between devices with Logi Options. Solid and stylish choice for everyday use, would highly recommend! Only downside is that the 2.4ghz receiver/dongle is sold separately.

There's a lot to like about this Logitech POP ICON Keys wireless bluetooth keyboard. It has a reassuring solidity and weight to keep it in place while you hammer out your masterpiece of creative writing. The keys have a nice feel to type with enough feedback.Setup is straightforward and I had it connected to the Mac in moments without using any instructions. The one element that I found confusing is the keyboard labelling. Given it's designed to work on many different devices, several keys have so many labels on them that they become confusing to recall what is where. Coming from a full-size keyboard with a separate numeric keypad section, I found the compact keyboard a little cramped as the cursor keys specifically are normally a little further out to the right. After a few days I was more comfortable, but certain extended characters are still a little hard to find. Perhaps a separate windows and mac layout version would make things better.

I ordered the keyboard so I could use it with a desktop I put together. Logitech keyboard comes with a space near the battery for a bluetooth USB connector but it's empty. So in short, I have a desktop I can't start, because the keyboard has failed at the first hurdle.. connecting to the desktop.