Logitech POP ICON Combo, Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Comfortable Typing, programmable Keys and Buttons, Quiet clicks, Easy-Switch up to 3 Devices - Graphite and Lime

I absolutely love this keyboard and mouse. I opted for this over the new stuff my job was buying for everyone and I haven't regretted it for a minute! I love the way it feels to type on it and I love the customization options and how easy it is. Great value item! Highly recommend!

Great wireless keyboard for use with a laptop or touchpad. I couldn't be bothered to lean forward off the couch to type :-D So this has been great for taking notes, messaging, and e-mails. I don't miss the numberpad at all. It connects automatically after the first synch, and it's easy to turn on and off with the switch on the back. Just long enough to fit on my lap without falling through crossed legs.

I L-O-V-E it!!! I love everything about this keyboard the quality, how silent it is, the only feedback I have is that connecting via Bluetooth could be smoother.The look is great!

I bought this keyboard and mouse combo to use a keyboard and mouse with my M2 iPad Pro 12.9” since the Combo Touch keyboard/case that I have used for less than a year is already falling apart and I have some notes.Pros:The keyboard is comfortable to type onSmooth and responsiveShortcut buttons on the top work pretty well more or lessMouse tracks pretty reasonablyCons:The function key does not work properly (even when using the manual override to put it into iOS/iPadOS or MacOS mode) which for a product that claims to work with iPadOS is not excusable. Any keyboard shortcuts that require the globe/function key will not work and that is a shame.You have to have a Mac or a Windows computer to map the custom shortcut buttons on the side and cannot do that from the iPad. At least give us an iPad app that can address these issues, maybe that might fix the function key issue as well.

Hands down one of the best keyboards I've ever purchased, in terms of typing experience. Key spacing seems just about perfect; keys have a little hollow that helps roll your finger towards the center, which I think has helped stop me from a few inadequate key strikes when I don't initially land perfectly. I don't lament not having the backlit keys - depending on your lighting conditions, that may or may not be a bit of a deal breaker. Only really wish that it was USB rechargable, but the battery life is promises an insane life span. It's incredibly lighweight, and travels very comfortably. I do have the Logitech MX Mechanical keyboard as well that includes the backlight and numpad at home, but often find I still use this keyboard for shorter and moderately intensive periods of writing. I do transcription work at home, and even without the MX Mechanical, I would feel very confident typing on the Pop Icon throughout the day, provided I still had accompanying wrist support.10/10 - would thoroughly recommend!

I'm using my Pop Icon with a 15" MacBook M3 Air, a Samsung S8+ Android tablet, and an iPad. Three operating systems with one keyboard - can't beat it! (I don't have a Windows PC.) It was a breeze to pair with each device. Once paired, pressing function key one, two, or three hooks you up to the device of your choice.I find the Pop Icon easy to type on, and as someone who writes a lot, the additional Home, End, PageUp, and PageDown keys are a blessing. So is having both the DEL key, which lets you forward delete, in addition to the normal backspace key. The larger four arrow keys are nice as well.I usually use my MacBook on a laptop desk while sitting in a recliner, so the Pop Icon has to sit over top of the built-in Mac keyboard. Surprisingly, if I position it just right, it works quite well and doesn't seem to press down on any of the Mac keys. To be safe, I picked up an acrylic bridge for under ten bucks that takes care of that issue. In my setup, I sacrifice some of the Mac's function keys, but I rather like the ones the Pop has, and it adds two additional keys to control screen brightness at the top right. I do lose the TouchID key. However, being a mouse kinda guy, I've tried using the Pop Icon over the Mac touchpad instead, and voila - all the Mac's function keys and TouchID are available. Obviously, if you don't intend to put the Pop Icon on top of your Mac, the Mac keyboard and touchpad are still available.Fifteen of the keys are programmable. I tested it out but decided that for my needs, it works just fine right out of the box.Loving my Pop Icon! There is no backlighting, so I chose the violet model, which has light-colored keys so they're more visible in dim light. And being powered by batteries with a three-year life over having to rechargeeery so often it is the cat's meow!