Pair Logitech Keyboard To Usb Receiver

I love the Logitech Unifying accessories. We have been using the Logitech Solar K750 Keyboard for years and could not be happier with them. They perform extremely well and are easy to add to the unifying dongle/receiver. I have been using the same keyboard for probably 4 - 5 years now. For a wireless, solar keyboard, I think that is remarkable. The unifying receiver should win an award for one of the best accessories ever.

I had the Mac version of this keyboard and I really liked it. Pro:I like that it works with the Logitech Unifiying receiver that I had from my mouse, the solar cells that make battery changes unnecessary and the feel of the keys. They are also not too loud when typing. Con: pricy, heavy

Although USB 3.0 has been out for a while. I still have 4 printers, a Logitech Unifying Receiver, 1 Laptop Cooling fan, 2 Self-Powered External Hard Drives the list goes on. All in USB 2.0 connection. Have a USB hub where the plugs are all on one side (versus other shapes-circular, square, etc.). It also makes for easy uniformity and labeling of peripherals.

I was looking for a wireless keyboard and found this, having the usb work as a wireless receiver for the mouse and keyboard its super convenient.

I use this keyboard on my desktop computer and I have to write that it undoubtedly has to be the best performing keyboard around. The great thing about it is that it requires no batteries, its corded (USB), so there is no lag time between the computer and the keyboard as battery performance winds down. The keys are quiet while typing and easy on the touch (short key stroke). Of course being from Logitech, the software is an easy download from Logitech and the keyboard is fully programable. Another great thing is that it is low profile and sturdy, it has some weight to it but not bulk, so it stays put on the desk while typing and of course, it is illuminated and has variable illumination at the touch of a button. Multimedia? Of course, more than I would ever require but it is there for the web surfer if needed. Probably the best feature of all in my opinion is that it is a USB keyboard, meaning no batteries to buy and personally I have never been fond of wireless from the beginning but somethings leave you no choice but then again, Logitech does. If there is anything about this keyboard that I don't like, I have not found it as of yet and I have two of them, one I have been using well over a year now and another thing is that there are no character decals on the keys, so no E's or T's falling or rubbing off after a months use or so. So, if you are not into wireless, purchase this keyboard from B & H, you'll love it.

I got this for my Logitech MX mini keyboard, does what it is made for.

The keyboard and mouse have worked flawlessly from the start. The single receiver for both devices is plugged into a USB port in the back of the desktop. The computer is in an enclosed compartment in a desk and there are no communication problems. Best of all, no wires.

Good feel when typing, Keys light up when in use or when keyboard senses your hands. Quiet, connects using USB receiver. I wish the keyboard would use the same USB receiver as my HP mouse, but you must use the keyboard receiver for it to work. You could connect via bluetooth but I have not tried that yet.

I bought mine from Bestbuy, albeit price-matching I had to pay extra for in-store tax purchase. Two factors I love about this keyboard:  Unifying Receiver and Illuminated keys. Since the new 2018 MacBook Pro build in keyboard, or even the Apple Keyboards, does not illuminated on startup having this Logitech Craft is a blessing. I work a lot in dark places and mostly off site. The USB C charging is another plus for a traveler like me as most my peripherals are usb c already. They keys are premium and the body has a solid build. The heavy weight can be discouraging but it makes it much more stable.  The keyboard is very smooth and the travel on these keys are just right. Not too shallow and not too gamer mechanical. Very polished and disciplined. The unifying receiver plus a 3x option Bluetooth profile is very convenient. I have a single monitor with the usb receiver plugged into it and it makes switching from PC to MAC to MAC to PC to PC etc much more efficient with out installing/paring bluetooth profiles. The wheel takes time getting used to but it is a game changer from Softwares I already use on a daily basis.

My job has me working from home, and in 6 different offices, some days I can't guarantee which location I'll be the following day. I finally was fed up with just dealing with whatever dusty, used mouse & keyboard might be available in whatever office I was in and bit the bullet to get a good set I could take with me anywhere for consistency. (I did buy a separate rigid clamshell case for the keyboard & mouse to keep from damaging them in my backpack) I've enjoyed using mechanical keyboards for years, from an IBM mechanical keyboard in the late 80s-90s, and a few with Cherry MX Blue switches for my PC since 2010. I hate standard laptop keys and membrane keyboards. The MX Mechanical is a joy to type on and the shortcut keys are a welcome addition (dedicated calculator app button especially). The MX Master 3S is extremely comfortable to use, and the horizontal scroll wheel is convenient since I'm in excel & Google spreadsheets for most of the day. The fact that these are both wireless and share the same USB receiver has made my setup/packup less stressful, no longer fumbling with wires and multiple usb plugs. The USB receiver stays in my laptop and I just flick the on/off switch for the Keyboard and Mouse at the start/end of my work day.