Logitech Wireless Keyboard K360 UK - Reviews
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1.7.2016
Introduction & First ImpressionOnce I had built my PC, I needed the smaller essentials - a mouse and a keyboard. Whilst Amazon was awash with cheap brands all claiming to be 'hardcore gamer' gear - something despite being a gamer, I find grotesquely childish. All I needed was for a keyboard to be black (dark), cheap, QUERTY and wireless. So it was at the massive online seller that I found this - from Logitech - a commonly known brand amongst technology buffs and your average office drone. When I got this it was clear that it is meant for comfort rather than durability because it is very light and the marks on the keys look like cheap stickers. Plus 2 of the rubber grips that keep the board in place had come loose - 2 downsides right away.
20.4.2012
If it wasn't for the slight rock on the less than perfect back struts this would have been easily a 5 out of 5 review ... as it is 4.5 out of 5.I bought this keyboard online, because I already had a logitech mouse with USB unifier and wanted a keyboard for heavy text work with my laptop. I bought Logitech M325 Wireless Mouse - Victorian Wallpaper with USB unifier at PC World but a month later they were clearly no longer interested in selling Logitech kit (or anything judging by the terrible, terrible service) despite the fact they had assured me I could add a keyboard later. So, I was playing that dangerous game for someone who needs a certain quality in their keyboard; I was taking pot luck by buying blind without testing it out first.Initially I was very disappointed.
17.4.2018
I have been using an MK710 keyboard with my desktop for some years. It has plenty of bells and whistles but, as I am not a gamer, many of the functions were never used. For some time I have found the keys too soft, too close together and too high profile. It was common to accidentally press two keys by glancing off one to the adjacent key. I was looking for a new keyboard with well spaced keys, low profile and a firm touch giving a definite feeling of resistance against a moderate force and finally, one that would also take up less desk space.I first bought a keyboard direct from China at £10. It was fairly near to what I had in mind but was erratic in performance and turned out to be too small for comfortable,
3.8.2011
I was looking for a new keyboard as the one I use now has some of the keys fading out and makes it necessary too look for typos from the missing letters. I also have special requirements of the keyboard being wireless, light and not have so many optional keys on its upper surface above the function keys as too be in the way. This keyboard met all those requirements. Where the Logitech logo is is a perfect place too support the keyboard.Why I need those particular functions is I am stuck in a hospital bed so the keyboard rest on my chest or stomach depending on how the bed is set up that day. This Logitech keyboard is small and light that I even fall asleep with it on me.
23.9.2016
Bought this for my young daughter's first 'Windows PC'. Essentially, being just six-and-a-half, she's completely new to 'QWERTY keyboard and mouse' inputting devices normally associated with the humble desktop personal computer... but in my bid to give her more user interfacing scope than just the new-school 'tablet screen swiping' ability synonymous with her generation, I was looking for something that would be small but easy to get to grips with and not be too daunting to look at and learn... but eventually - as she grows into it - be as functional as you'd expect of any media-biased PC keyboard.Yes, I know...
5.11.2011
As I use my Desktop PC for a good few hours each week, I can become very fussy about my keyboard and mouse - though when I find the right item I'll stick with it for a long time. I'll stick with this keyboard for a long time!Last week I bought a Logitech M510 wireless mouse and started looking at keyboards to go with it, this one was selected.Good thing I like about it, is that it's compatible with the Unify nano receiver that I received with my mouse ... as I have a spare - no problem, both the mouse and keyboard have a little storage compartment for the spare item.The keyboard is small in size, to achive this, it does away with the six common keys that sit above the cursor keys. Four of these (Home,
29.8.2012
Very impressed with this keyboard, it's pretty compact but very comfortable to type on, some positives:+ Nice compact size yet large enough to touch type full speed accurately on.+ Nice action on the keys, they are raised above keyboard base and have a comfortable amount of travel on them.+ Keyboard feels very solid, heavier than other wireless keyboards I've had before but is actually a bonus when typing away from the desk as it helps it stay more stable. Feels like it will last, unlike the microsoft wireless desktop keyboard which felt flimsy by comparison.+ On off switch - not all wireless keyboards feature this but can only be good for battery consumption.+ Laptop style Fn button which allows access to further functions (such has on off or email)
4.3.2013
At least for me it is the best one, from every one that I know of. I really have searched a lot for the perfect keyboard, which for me would simply have to be one without the numpad, or if having a numpad, everything would have to be accomodated in the narrowest manner possible, because I found that the keyboard would often get in the way of the mouse and that they would fight for desktop space. I mean, these are the sort of things that one starts concerning oneself with after many thousands of hours working with a computer. You are either typing crooked in relation to the screen, or you have to move the mouse away. At least that's how it is when working in one of those narrow computer desks.
1.9.2012
For my office at home I wanted to remove the clutter of peripherals wires going across my desk so I recently invested in a wireless Microsoft mouse and this Logitech K360 keyboard.The keyboard itself is very small and compact but still manages to fit a full number keypad, which I really like. You also get a variety of function keys and media buttons which you don't usually find on smaller compact keyboards. It feels very nice to type on but you could argue the keys are quite noisy in regards to feedback. You can adjust the functions keys with custom actions with the Logitech keyboard software.The one thing that does annoy me slightly is that the function key (fn)
21.10.2011
After reading the Amazon reviews on the K360 I was a little unsure about the purchase of this keyboard. Thankfully I've just realised that the bad review it received was made from a rather finiky reviewer. This keyboard is GREAT!The weight of the keyboard is relatively suprising in comparison to the other wireless keyboards I've owned but the build quality seems superb for the price! There is no creaks or stress's when you apply pressure to the keyboard and it has all the key locations that we've become acustomed too over the years (apart from Home/End/Pg.Down/Pg.Up) which are actually better located than the setup on the Sony Vaio I own!I've had this keyboard out of the packaging for approx
21.7.2012
well what can i say .my old wireless keyboard started to fault so checked out some keyboards on amazon .looked up some reviews and came up with the logitech k360.unless your wanting a gamming keyboard this is the one to buy .even though gamming can be played on this also .some reviews state that a touch typist would find problems with this .i think other wise .it is the same size as a normal keyboard in the way the keys are .if you look at your normal keyboard on most models the keys are slightly taperd theses are not .so would apear to be spaced out .the actuall key board it self is smaller .i sit some 15 foot from my tv with the keyboard on my lap as my tv has a pc connection and works fine
7.10.2014
I bought this Logitech K360 keyboard as a replacement for my Windows 7 desktop PC. As I already had a Logitech mouse I thought I'd stick with the brand, plus, both devices could work from one USB receiver. Installation was a breeze and I was up and running in no time - the Logitech control software is really useful.This K360 keyboard differs from others I've used in that it's particularly compact and the keys are short travel being almost micro-switch like. Despite the overall small size of the unit the keys are generously spaced. If you find yourself pushing two keys at the same time on a keyboard the Logitech K360 could be a solution for you. The keys are also quiet in operation as they require little force.
31.3.2016
I bought this keyboard for use with my laptop, and have very few complaints. The keys are very nicely spaced out, and on it I am able to type with very strong accuracy; it took a day or two to get used to, but that is the same with any keyboard, and I was coming from the keyboard of a 13" laptop so this was quite different. The keys do feel ever so slightly mushy, as feedback isn't very strong, but the travel is quite nice - marginally higher than a laptop keyboard, but without feeling too high. Connectivity is excellent; I have not had a single connection issue over several months of heavy usage, and I have not had to replace the batteries at all (I turn the keyboard off when I am not using it,
6.9.2015
I have not got this overlay but I have the one with the 'computer digital' design, but the model number is the same just the overlay is different. I will say that as a moderate touch typist (around 60 wpm), this keyboard works well, as it allows for travel and the fact that I can type without hitting the wrong keys (unless the wrong keys happen to be user error, or bad spelling (again user error)), owing to the fact that there is enough space between each of the keys for my fat fingers to get 'tangled up'.The battery life is as good as listed and there is even an 'on/off' button should you want to preserve battery life even longer.The only thing I will say and I don't know whether this is really a critiscisam or not,
15.8.2019
The thing about wireless equipment is that: it can be a hit or miss. When you were lucky, you can get a brilliant product that works as intended. On the other hand, it can failed miserably e.g: manufacturing quality, or it could also be the operating environment (interference with other electrical goods) which brings it down to its knee.With that in mind, I thought I'll give wireless keyboard one more try (had horrible experience with the Logitech K750 in the pass). Only this time, not an expensive one AND something that can change the battery easily. Hence I bought this, the K360 version.In the past 21 months, it has served me pretty well. I do noticed one issue however: when I had 2 Bluetooth adaptors on at the PC (one USB dongle,