Compare with other mechanical keyword, it has a good design on outfit and fast response. However it doesn't have internal battery and directly connection with other device. Connection must be use Bluetooth or wireless. Prefer to direct connect with usb. 3A battery must be required. But if improved the cons, then the price probably is different XD

Easy to connect. The sound when you type is like a real typewriter. Keys are soft and easy to type in.

It's a great keyboard when viewed in a vacuum. The keys provide a satisfying enough feedback, but the typewriter style can be unforgiving at first until you get used to the spacing. The emoji keys are cute but the novelty wears off after a few minutes and they are painfully limited in how they can be remapped using Logitech's software. The bluetooth connectivity I've found to be excellent on my 2021 model Asus Vivobook. Connects quickly and reliably, with little to no noticeable delay between key press and response. I haven't had to use the included dongle at all. Also a good portable keyboard if you like to do lots of typing on your phone or tablet too. Takes AAAs so you don't have to worry about an internal battery degrading on you.

Amazing keyboard definitely worth the purchase, and it has the amazing feature of being able to switch between 3 different devices with just a click of a buttom

Nice keyboard to type with, really "pops". Takes some getting used to compared to other keyboards and the keyboard itself is a bit higher than most keyboards. Would be even better with a numpad but the emoji keys are pretty cool and become super easy to access. Keyboards best ability is to connect up to three devices over Bluetooth.

As yesterday’s kids become today’s highly sought-after demographic for marketers, it's no surprise companies want to deliver products aimed specifically at the 16-to-24-year-old Gen Z crowd. In one such attempt to capture the attention of younger audiences, Logitech seeks to walk the fine line between cool and cringe with the POP Mechanical Wireless Keyboard ($99.99). This compact, colorful wireless mechanical keyboard has some cool, quirky functionality, but also a surprising lack of customization given its tech-savvy target audience. Possibly more of a concern: It's hard to type on.Smile Like You Mean It The first thing you’ll notice about this new keyboard is just how colorful it is. The Logitech POP Mechanical Keyboard is the flagship product of Logitech's Studio Series line, which includes the $40 POP Mouse, also pictured above, that will be reviewed separately. (The two products are not available as a bundle.) The board comes in three different color options, each one more v...

A mechanical keyboard for the TikTok generation, Logitech's POP Keys Mechanical Wireless Keyboard has a lively look and unique emoji-specific keys, though we wish it were a bit easier to type on.

Vibrant color options; Excellent battery life; Can sync with up to three devices

Emoji buttons are cute but ultimately feel unnecessary; Limited customization; Round keycaps make typing tough

At this point Logitech offers no fewer than 15 mechanical keyboards across its consumer and gaming divisions. So when I say that the Pop Keys is unique, that actually means something. You won’t find anything else quite like it from such a mainstream brand. The combination of mechanical practicality and fun style is something that should have broad appeal, or at least be more visually interesting than the usual gray-and-black rectangles.

The Pop Keys is an exercise in style over substance. While it has adorable looks and switches between devices easily, it’s asking a lot for rather cheap components.

Colorful and cute; Fast device switching; Easy emoji programming;

Expensive; No rechargeable battery; Emojis only work on Windows and Mac;