Amazon is currently running a sale on the Logitech Pop Keys keyboard. The wireless mechanical keyboard can also be purchased from Logitech directly, as well as at Best Buy and Target for $99.99 ...

The Logitech MK540 Full‑size Advanced Wireless Membrane Keyboard and Mouse Combo remains available for $50 at Best Buy, a ...

Logitech uses iconically round keycaps that sit a millimeter or two above the body of the keyboard. The round keys technically provide less surface area for typing.

What I liked about it Amazingly portable design The Keys-To-Go 2’s ultimate feature is its slim dimensions, as Logitech’s basically figured out the minimum viable size needed for a keyboard.

The new Logitech Pop Icon Keys keyboard is a traditional take on the company’s colorful wireless mechanical keyboard, and we spent weeks seeing how it clicks.

The original Logitech Keys-To-Go was announced back in 2014. The idea of the keyboard was to offer a wireless keyboard that’s as thin as possible, managing to measure just 6.1 mm.

There’s also a feature to pair the keyboard with more than one device for quick switching. Logitech Wave Keys comes in three different colors: graphite, off-white, and rose (launching in 2024).

The new Logitech Keys-to-Go 2 is a slim, portable, lightweight keyboard for iPads, tablets, and even phones or laptops. It’s got bouncy scissor-switch keys for easy typing and efficient working ...

Still room to grow There’s still compromises (I scored 86 wpm on the Keys-To-Go 2 vs. 92 on the MX Keys Mechanical), but the overall experience is now much more similar to a Magic Keyboard or an ...

In the end, Logitech decided to keep the hardware of the MX Keys S mostly untouched, and focus on expanding its capability with software. Oh, and it chopped 10 bucks off the price.

Regarding compatible operating systems, Logitech says its keyboard will work with Windows 10, 11 or later, MacOS 10.15 or later, Linux, Chrome OS, iOS 14 or later, and Android 9.0 or later.

Using the Keys-to-Go 2 with the Google Pixel tablet. David Carnoy/CNET While I can't say the typing experience is as good as Logitech's MX Keys Mini, which is on sale for $80 -- and the keyboard ...