Logitech K380 for Mac + M350 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Slim Portable Design, Quiet Clicks, Long Battery Life, Bluetooth, Multi Device with Easy-Switch - MacOS, iPadOS, iOS - White QWERTY UK

I have had the Logitech MK470 for about a year and wanted an upgrade to something that fit my personal style better. I bought this, the K380 in white. I’m still on the fence on this one.Summary: don’t buy if you type a lot, but do buy it if you want a cool occasional keyboard.🔈 sound: this is NOT a click-clack keyboard, rather it’s supposed to be on the silent end of things. There is some sound, but it’s on par with the MK470. It’s pretty quiet, but you’ll still be heard on Zoom clicking away in the background so beware!🎨 design. It’s lovely to look at. So far the colour is holding up, no greying or discolouration on the keys, very little wear despite solid 9hr/day use for the past month. The white is still very white.🪫 battery. The battery life on these keyboards is insanely good. It’s slightly tricky to get it to connect, I found I had to disconnect Bluetooth on my Mac and reconnect to get it to ‘find’ the keyboard. I also turned the keyboard off then on and then i was able to use the device key to connect. This wasn’t the easiest process, but now it’s set up, it’s easy to connect with other devices which is really handy when I’m using two computers. It takes a single battery in the back and I’m not expecting to have to change this for another couple of years. Logitech wireless keyboards are best in class when it comes to battery life.⌨️ ease of use when using they keyboard. This is where things aren’t so good. The round keys are reminiscent of typewriters, and I love that, but as it’s a silent keyboard you don’t get the same ‘click’ confirmation when you press the key, letting you know that it’s actually typed something. My writing is now riddled with typos, as the round edges make it a smaller target area to hit - and I frequently glance off the keys towards the edge of the keyboard especially when typing fast. Some of this is practice, and it’ll take time, but it’s really frustrating trying to bash something out quickly to find that half the letters got lost along the way. Square keys were much better, and a click-clack with a round key would at least let you know if a key didn’t register. Silent round keys? Worst of both worlds, and a bad decision.Overall, I suspect this is a bit of style over substance. I’m persevering, but I think the MK470 is better for higher volume typing (coding, writing) and this is better for low volume typing (internet browsing). It’s very retro and very cool, but practically it just isn’t worth the cost I don’t think.

Nice quality mouse & keyboard set which we use with our MacBook. Really easy to set up & feels better quality than our old Apple keyboard. No issues with connectivity in the past few months we’ve had it. Really happy with this purchase & would recommend.

This was so worth it!I got this keyboard for my iPad and it was so simple to connect. I love that it has three different connections so you can connect it to three devices I currently have it connected to both my iPhone and iPad with no major problemsAlso another plus is that it fits in my laptop bag for easy transportation to and from college (which is one of the things that I use my iPad for)

I love this keyboard. I work on hybrid bases, so I take it to the office with me and I use it at home. It’s great, quite and comfortable to use.Recommend it!

I brought it with the plan to use it with an iPad but i have found I also use it with my laptop too it’s so easy to store as well I’d I needed to use it at schoolCoupled with the Logitech pebble mouse it makes everything so much more convenient

I had the large version of this keyboard and loved it, got this one for work and it so nice +fits in my bag for easy travel. Never had to change batteries in the past 2-3 years of using daily for work +fairly silent membrane keyboard. Highly recommend.

Keys are in correct position for Mac users.Keys only need a light touch. Not like the usual PC style, stiffer buttons.So glad I didn't bankrupt myself on an apple keyboard.

This is connected via BlueTooth to a Mac. We like the feel of the keyboard and mouse. You wouldn't want to type a dissertation on it but for light use, it's ideal. There's no numeric keypad but that's a price you have to pay for a compact keyboard. We use it with our Mac Mini M1 in the kitchen, so it's ideal for shopping lists, surfing and social media. The Mac Mini itself is of course, slow and limited, so if you don't need to use a Mac for some special reason, a PC would be hugely better value and then you get a better selection of keyboards.