Logitech K375s Keyboard - Wireless Connectivity - Bluetooth/RF - Graphite, Off White

Does exactly what I need it to do. Using it at work so I don't have a tethered keyboard, which can be a bit annoying. Wish I could pair with included wireless adapter, but security profiles at work won't allow. Bluetooth paring works just fine. So far battery life has been excellent.

I tried almost a dozen different keyboards to find the one that had all the features I need. At first, it was a compromise until I discovered I could use the accompanying software could make the function keys always active. That was a major problem with a majority of the keyboards I tried and this was just one more of the same until I came across the fix. Overall, it is an excellent keyboard-everything I expect from Logitech- with virtually all the features I need and desire. There is an occasional glitch that causes some consternation (the keyboard and mouse suddenly lose the Bluetooth connection) that took me a while to figure out how to overcome, but what is ever perfect? Overall, I love it!

This keyboard is a great idea for people who will be working with multiple computers at the same time, even across operating systems. However, I can't find it in myself to recommend it for anything other than office or casual asks. The buttons are pretty flat, and the keyboard itself is a low-rider, so if your desk has any kind of lip at all, then you'll need a stand for it. The soft keys don't have a definitive clicking sound, and are a bit close together to be good for gaming without taking some time and effort to get used to it. Gamers usually like to have definitive keystrokes, and this keyboard is lacking in that department.However, the rest of the keyboard seems to work fine, if formatted a bit strangely, but that's a sacrifice you have to make when going across operating systems. It is a full keyboard, thought because the keys are not raised or separated by much, it doesn't seem to take up as much space as a dedicated keyboard.As the headline states, the K375s is great for office work and casual computer use, but it you like to play video games, I wouldn't recommend this.EDIT 5/20/2019: After about a month of use, the keyboard has become more familiar, though I still find myself sliding over keys and missing letters every now and then because the keystrokes are a bit too smooth. I've also found that there is a distinct lack of Print Screen, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break buttons, making screenshots on Windows 10 a nightmare. There is a super easy shortcut on MacOS, but not for Windows, which requires a full keyboard.For Gamers, the lag isn't noticeable most of the time, and there's only been a few instances where I've noticed keyboard lag while playing games (predominately Smite). However, I've recently found out about (Not bought though) the *Logitech G613*, which is a gaming keyboard with Unifying Receiver and Bluetooth connectivity. While that one does NOT support Logitech Flow, there are distinct buttons that allow you to switch between the two, simulating Flow, albeit with an additional button press. The G613 is also not backlit and about $25 more, but is, in my opinion of what a keyboard should do in theory, worth its money. The G613 also does not lack the Print Screen row of keys, for what it's worth.

Me Lenovo YOGA notebook has the right side shift key out of place (very annoying), so I bought this Logitech wireless keyboard since I already had a nice Logitech wireless mouse. This keyboard came with the same dongle that my mouse came with and the mouse dongle communicates with both my mouse and this new keyboard.

I only got this because it has the technology I needed to easily switch between my two computers. That function works very well. However, the keyboard is very cramped and the keys are flat and not great for typing. I'm sure to the raised keys of my mechanical keyboard. I'll stick with this one simply for the ease of switching between computers, but as soon as I am able to find a different keyboard that offers this function with keys that are more comfortable for typing, I'll be glad to get rid of this one.

Came with a useless and unnecessary phone stand.... and I use it every day.

17 May 2022 Update: I am writing this review using the Logitech K375s Bluetooth keyboard. This is surprising because usually it doesn't connect to my notebook computer. Today must be special? Not really; I have spent more than an hour following the instructions that were such a pain in the butt to find last time. This is because I have a LOT of numerical data to type, and I NEED a 10 key, and (SADLY) this Logitech K375s is the only keyboard available. I didn't count how many times the keyboard failed to connect to the Lenovo Thinkpad T490s (fairly common and reasonably well featured) notebook. I do remember pulling the batteries three or four times to hard reset the keyboard, turning Bluetooth off and back on from the PC four or five times, and getting up and walking away in frustration only twice.Maybe it is a good day after all. At least this keyboard is helping me to improve my patience. I bet you don't want to spend $60 on a device that teaches patience full time, and works as a Bluetooth keyboard part time.Original Review:I usually like Logitech products; however, this keyboard is forcing me to rethink their company all together. Not only does this keyboard refuse to stay connected. It also comes with NO INSTRUCTIONS for how to reconnect it to the usb transmitter it came with; how to pair it with any device via bluetooth. Furthermore, the Logitech Website looks like it was coded by a bunch of monkeys with ADHD; it is difficult to find any useful information (unless you want to make a purchase, that is very easy to do), or post a comment, or ask for help. this product gets 1 star. Logitech gets ZERO Stars for their website and (lack of) customer support. I regret buying this product, and I would return it if the return period hadn't elapsed before I took it out of the box to use it. SMH

I use this to work with a Mac, a and a PC simultaneously. It is AMAZING! It has freed a ton of space on my desk. It is light, responsive, and I never have issues with it connecting. It is a great value!

Using since last two months and no issue at all. Even used with multiple computer and switching is very quick and seamless. Just go for it.

I've been using it for 3 months now and I love it. It's very comfortable to write on it and use for long periods of time, the fact that you can personalize some keys (3 in the F keys and another 3 (Home, Up Page, Down Page) ) is very useful and also the option to use the function keys without pressing the function button, similar to Macs.Despite being wireless, I also use it for gaming and there's no apparent lag. Switching devices is also instant, it must be around 100 to 300 ms.I've been using it for 3 months, for 9 hours a day, 7 days a week and still haven't had to replace the battery.The only downside I've found is that is constructed with weak materials, so it doesn't feel very rigid but this is not a problem at all, only if you use it on your lap you might regularly hear the plastic parts squeaking.When I bought it I thought my keyboard was deformed and only 3 points touched the table so it was unbalanced, a couple of days later I realised that it was slightly twisted, so I twisted it a little bit with my hands the other way and since then it's perfectly flat and fine.

Bought this for a second time. A decent keyboard for switching between multiple devices at the same time.

On the whole, this does the job reasonably well, though as a Mac user I have one or two grouses, e.g.:Be warned that Logitech have put the "shadow" alt and cmd signs the wrong way round - instead the alt key is the same as the one for Windows (thus also physically the wrong way round which needs getting used to):There is no "=" key on the numeric keypad separate from "enter", which isn't ideal for the Sibelius music software I use.So really it's a Windows keyboard with concessions to Mac, rather than equally informed by both.However, I got this because I was in the situation where the Apple Magic Keyboard with numeric keypad (which I need) would have been incompatible with the operating system I have, even though the equivalent without keypad came with my computer; also that my wired keyboard was no longer recognised. It'll do well enough, and I can't really complain at such a reasonable price. It's certainly saved me a lot of hassle.

Light and handy, fast switch between devices