Logitech Wireless Keyboard K350

I have been using this keyboard for over a year. It's reliable, comfortable, and easy to use (plug & play). I'm back to buy another keyboard for use with my laptop when I'm home. Buying a different brand and/or model never entered my mind because this one is the best for me!

Bought this to replace my older Wave KB because it was not compatible with a 'unifying' receiver.The 'unifying receiver' allows you pair any wireless Logitech product (that has the unifying technology), to a single USB receiver. So now, my Logitech mouse and KB don't take up 2 USB ports.I've been using Logitech Wave keyboards since they came out. I love the built-in wrist support and the key pressure (if you prefer a light touch key, this KB is not for you). The only issue I have with these KBs is that the letters fade off after about a year of use. Other than that, they are great. You can control your volume, window order, zoom, settings, camera, power, and media center directly from the KB and with the current software, you can personalize the keys for common functions.

Around 14 years ago I needed a new keyboard I went to a local IT store and spent time typing on the various types of keyboards. The Wave keyboard is the one I typed on most comfortably and had the fewest typing errors. I bought the keyboard and my first one lasted 7 years. During that time I moved overseas and took the keyboard with me. When that one died I looked for another but I couldn't get them in my new home country. I bought three different quality keyboards but I couldn't type on them as well nor did they feal as comfortable. On my latest trip back to the US I bought another Wave to take home. Once home, I realized I should have bought two - one for the office and one for home. I hated to spend the extra in shipping but I'm glad I did and now have two Waves to use. You may have different needs and typing styles so I suggest going where you can spend time trying out different keyboards and then return to Amazon for the best price on the one which suits you.

I love this keyboard. It is breeze to type on, and it doesn't make my wrists hurt after a long day. The functionality is great and intuitive. The keys have just the right resistance and are at the correct angle for your hands, which makes it so much easier to type. I find that I make far fewer mistakes typing with this keyboard than with any other keyboard I have used and subsequently my speed and accuracy has increase significantly. I truly love working with this keyboard.

I have been developing some pain in my left wrist while typing so I had looking into more of an ergonomic keyboard. I have another Wireless Logitech and love it so figured I would start with them and came across this based on positive reviews. So far it has been working great! It doesn't take up too much space, is comfortable - overall really enjoying the product. And I don't have as much pain in my wrist!I only have 2 small complaints: First, the keys are a bit loud when typing. I take a lot of calls while on the computer for work and have had a few clients call out the loud typing in the background.Second, it would be nice if this had a CAPS Lock indicator.Two small things I've noticed, but my positive experience still far outweighs them.

This is a quality keyboard that has a great feel for the touch typist. Having said that I use it on average 16 hours a day seven days a week for content creation. The first thing that wears out are the little letters that are decals. They usually go after about a year. The next thing to go are the springs that help the keyboard return to the undepressed position. They usually stop working (and I keep the keyboard clean and use compressed air to blow it out periodically to prevent dust buildup) at about the eighteen month mark. (as you can see in the pics).Still I keep buying them. I love the feel of the Logitech, best since the old IBM selectric style keyboards.

Great keyboard. A lot quieter than my Microsoft keyboard that I replaced. It also has a better feel to it and works well with my logitech M705 mouse.

Because of the ridiculous return policy, I will be donating this to my local thrift store. They say that if they can get it to work, they will return it to me: I don't want this thing back, because it doesn't work ***for me***. Maybe someone else can figure out how to get it to work. Because I already have an older version of the same, exact model, I had hoped that this one would plug-and-play. But no. They include a strange, dual-USB cable that is apparently supposed to plug into a PC, but that device is not necessary for my current K350 keyboard, and I have no idea how it's supposed to work. They reference an installation CD that is not included in the package. It is seemingly impossible to contact the vendor to ask where the CD is, what the weird, double-USB cable is supposed to be for, or how to pair the keyboard with the PC. I am practically in tears over this -- I love my current K350, but the letters have worn off the keys. I can't afford to throw away over $60 because Logitech can't bother to include thorough instructions or even a link to something that makes sense. This is the last time that I purchase a Logitech product from Amazon.

Man sollte richtig lesen, bevor man die Bestellung abschickt und sich bei einer 80eur Tastatur über ein 20eur Schnäppchen freut.Deutsches Tastaturlayout: QWERTZEnglisches Tastaturlayout: QWERTYIm Grunde macht das aber keinen Unterschied, da lediglich y und z vertauscht sind sowie ä,ö,ü und ein paar wenige Zeichen anders beschriftet sind. Ein geübter 10-Fingerschreiber achtet beim Tippen nicht darauf, zumindest geht es mir so.Für 2-Finger-Tastensucher ist diese Version hingegen NICHT zu empfehlen.Logitech Wave, meine 7te Tastatur in Folge un für Büro, HomeOffice 1 und HomeOffice 2 (Partnerin). Meine vorherigen haben Kaffee und Capuccino nicht überlebt. ;-)

Acquistata quasi un mese fa e usata ogni giorno per lavorare in smartworking. Comprata usata fortemente scontata visto che ha un layout scandinavo dove, sostanzialmente, cambia solo la disposizione di alcuni caratteri speciali (lettere accentate, ecc). Ho sistemato comprando degli adesivi per cambiare le lettere e mantenere così il layout italiano.Il feeling nella digitazione è buono anche se i tasti sono rumorosi e hanno una corsa piuttosto lunga. Ergonomicamente non è spinta come altre tastiere in cui i tasti sono raggruppati in due blocchi, uno per ogni mano. In ogni caso è comoda per chi scrive con le 10 dita. Anche la base di appoggio per i polsi è leggermente ammortizzante e contribuisce alla comodità nella digitazione. Sulla robustezza, flette un pochino al centro facendo pressione.Nonostante queste osservazioni non ha difetti particolari e, per ora, funziona bene anche su linux.

Juste dommage que ce n' est pas un AZERTY

I'm on my 3rd K350 keyboard now (1 at work and 2 at home) because they are, for me, the best there is. I'm not a person that's interested in gaming keyboards but I do like something that is stylish, ergonomic without being one of those horrible "wave" keyboards, and long-lasting. This keyboard is all of those things which is why I always buy a new one when it needs replacing.One minor problem I've found is that the plastic mounts on the back of the keyboard to raise the angle of typing can sometimes snap off if something happens. I once dropped something on the keyboard and all the keys were fine but the stand weren't. Luckily you get 2 separate stands for 2 different heights so all was not lost. Buy one!

Sensationell Gelenk schonendTastaturanschlag HammerFunktionstasten auch programmierbar