I received this product as a gift. At first I wasn't sure about it since it's not Bluetooth. But, I have been pleasantly surprised. The USB dongle makes it work like at USB keyboard so it can be used for boot up on my Windows 7 tablet. The dongle can also connect to a mouse. Battery life is excellent. I have used it for a little over a year without the need to replace the batteries.

unclewessy84

USA

This is a well designed, multi-functional wireless keyboard. However, the spacebar does not always respond. Other than that, and despite that fact, I would still recommend this keyboard as a good value compared to other wireless keyboards. Performance Everything works great except for the spacebar. Response is good on every other key and button and integrates well with Windows. Durability I have not had any major issues or disasters with the keyboard so it has held up well. Design The keyboard is well designed. It looks great and functionally, it has a lot of buttons (like music controls, zoom, media center, screen swapping) that are nice to use. It's too big to carry anywhere but it's great on a desk or at home. Comfort The keyboard is well designed for comfort. It fits the hand well and has a soft resting pad for the wrists. I can't complain!

KevinTeh

USA

This is one of the best keyboards I have owned. First, the looks. It is a different looking keyboard with its obvious wavy shape. The wave shape is designed to (slightly) give a more comfortable feel to the end user. Comfort is enhanced with the rubbery-type material at the bottom base of the keyboard (where your hands rest). I would like to mention, however, that this rubber is thin and is in no way a thick material. It achieves its purpose, however, by providing a soft padding for one's hands. The keys are nice and conveniently spaced; they are not noisy when you press down on them. I have mixed feelings about the custom Windows-based buttons on this keyboard. For example, there is a button that brings up the Microsoft calculator when you press it (saves you a lot of time) and a button that brings up Windows media player. Other than those buttons and functions, I am not sure how useful the other buttons are. But, I am sure others can really make use and appreciate all the custom buttons this keyboard has to offer. I highly recommend this keyboard.

Yeepeter

Los Angeles, CA

Got this keyboard not too long ago, but I'm already loving it. It has all the hotkeys i love. I'm a big fan of the calculator button, i'm always doing some miscellaneous calculations...I hate having to to reach for my mouse everytime i need to open up the calculator app in windows. the multimedia keys are also really great, can easily stop pause and play whatever media i have going on in media player at a touch of a button, again i dont have to reach for the mouse just to do so...(yeah...kinda lazy....) I also really like this cushion it has at the bottom of the keyboard, makes the whole typing experience more comfortable. My previous keyboard had this big receiver for both my mouse and the keyboard. I really hate having a cord jungle behind my desk. With this keyboard and its tiny nanor receiver, I have one less cord running down the back of my desk. The keyboard also has a really cool design, its nice and sleek. The function keys on the F buttons are also really useful shortcut to get to the apps you want. So far I'm loving it!

empty05

Rockville, MD

Ther are a lot of good wireless keyboards producted by Logitech and this Logitech K350 (910001822) Wireless Keyboard is definitely one of them. I bought it together with a Logitech wireless mouse with a very nice price on Thanksgiving. Actually this is the first time I try to use wireless mouse and keyboard. I was worrying about its response time before using it. However, after use it I was so amazed how well it worked.The curve design is very cool and it is extremely comfortable to type with it. It is quick to respond, accurate and precise. Batteries are supposed to last a long time so that is the best feature. The small antenna is great barely sticks out of USB. The setup is also very easy and fast. I really love using it to write programs. The only thing I can say about its disadvantage is that the keys are a little bit sluggish and mushy so if you type very very fast it may cause you to make some mistakes. Overall it is a good selection that most should be happy with. 

personalbest

Santa Barbara, CA

I've been through over a dozen keyboards, with strange ones like Microsoft's "natural" range with it's weird split design. It was just too hard to get used to. The Logitech wave tries its own scheme with a slightly indented center row to match the varying lengths of your fingers. It's not a night and day difference, but it's nice and needs no special getting use to entry price. The keyboard also comes with a built into faux leather wrist wrest that does a very good job of keeping your hands comfortable and preventing carpel tunnel. The bottom row keys are also extra-large which does feel very good. The keys are all perfectly sized and in the right place. The backspace is nice and large and rounded. Only drawbacks are missing keys on the right hand side, a windows key and drop down menu key. Most people won't miss these though, a function key is replacing these to give the F keys even more functionality like those found in laptops. A welcome addition to those who use it and it won't get in the way of those who won't. The top extra keys are of good quality and nice tactile feedback and feature on off button that many people like that is hidden far to the right with less chance of it being accidently pressed. The  inst/home/pageup/del/end/pagedn buttons are arrange in a vertical arrangement instead of the normal horizontal. Why thy did this, I'm not sure as this is a full size keyboard. This may annoy some. Over this great keyboard will be hard to replace once you switch over to it.

chemmail

Waipahu, HI