Logitech certainly understands the keyboard game, and the K780 is a smooth unit to work with. Fingers don't need to press down too hard or far to register strokes (easy on fatigue), and the keys are able to handle 112+ wpm continual typing without any skips/misses, delays, or doubling-up.

Logitech has a penchant for designing multi-device peripherals for desk-dwellers who don't want to clutter their workspace. The MX Master mouse from 2015 was one of the finest examples of this, and the new K780 is a complementary addition.

Attractive build; Seamless device switching; Long battery life

Keys not backlit; Symbols are stickers; No Caps lock or Num lock indicators; Bluetooth less reliable than Logitech dongle

Keyboards , especially non-gaming ones, can be a little boring and one dimensional at times. The K780 wireless one from Logitech, however, cannot be described as such. It's designed not simply to work in conjunction with one's PC, but also pairs with smartphones and tablets too.

Silent keystroke; Quick device pairing; Solidly built

Circular key design not for everyone

The Logitech K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard is perfect for people who can't settle on using just one device.

Supports up to the three devices; Smart device stand holds two or more mobile devices upright; Attractive old-style appearance; Comes with USB dongle for computers without Bluetooth

Lacks NUM lock and caps lock status indicators; Keys are not backlit

The Logitech K780 is a keyboard with a bonus! I tried the product in the store and loved the feel of the keys; low profile & solid. When I received the item I found that up to 3 devices can be connected to the Logitech K780 at the same time! What a great feature!

I wondered if I hadn't made a mistake when I bought this keyboard and used it for a few hours. The key spacing felt wide. The trade-off I told myself was the device tray and interoperability. But now I have used it for a week and wow is this ever a solid keyboard with heft and function.

? Solid feel; place tablet in here with confidence ? Key shape; overall feel when typing; retro typewriter shape ? Ease of use ? Material used in device tray; perfect mix of rubbery and firm

? Could not convince my iPad 2 to work with this any which way; likely not supported; I don't know ? Price: an awful big leap to take for a non-gaming keyboard enthusiast ? Key shape: some getting used to the round keys; some mis-keys in the acclimation period

I bought this keyboard because I dislike the keyboard on my new MacBook Pro; too flat! The Logitech keyboard is a pleasant keyboard to use and straight away felt at home typing. The instructions flummoxed me at first as it would not pair, but one call to John Lewis and it was sorted.

I bought this keyboard yesterday and it is so easy to use. I use it for my work computer, but also have it connected to my phone so that I can be doing so many different things at once, sending text messages is easier when connected.

I love this keyboard, it is nice to type on it, the best part is the integration with my iOS devices, no hassle, just select the device and start typing, super quick. Recommended to anyone who needs a wireless keuyboard shared by 2 or 3 devices.

As its name clearly states, Logitech's K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard promises to be the one keyboard to rule all your computing gizmos. Indeed, it's fully compatible with Windows, Mac OS, Chrome OS, Android, and iOS-and more importantly, it provides fast and effortless switching between your...