Overall a good keyboard for a small cubicle using with a laptop. I've paired this with a M510 Mouse and they work great together.

easy to install; compatibility; build quality; value for money; features; easy to use

Very decent home keyboard

compact; no-fuss; useful hot-keys; spill-resistant

signal a bit weak; not for hardcore typing

nice wireless keyboard well designed. Logitech Wireless keyboard K270 provides advanced 2.4GHz wireless connectivity so you can work or play from any comfy place within 10 meters range. value for money.

This keyboard is specifically quiet in my opinion. I uncover the ergonomics of it comfortable for my significant to XL hands. There's no discernable lag (and this is coming from a hardcore-turned-casual fps player --BFBC2 at present). Overall, it's challenging to find fault with it.

I have had the same model keyboard for many years. The letters were wearing out and keys sticking so I thought it time for a replacement. I wanted one with the same features and the keys (e.g. backslash) in the same place. This is the only one that met those criteria.

My boss is more than pleased with this wireless keyboard. It is a huge upgrade from his previous, old wired keyboard that had half the keys only blank since they were missing the letter/digit marking. Set up for this was a breeze--just plug in the USB and it's a go!

I'm very happy with this. It's a little noisy to use, but overall, it's a good product. Good value for money.

Heavy typists would do well to investigate the Wireless Keyboard K350. It's comfortable, easy to get used to, and exploits Logitech's Unifying technology, which lets you connect up to six compatible peripherals to a single USB receiver.

Comfortable keyboard design; Impressive list of customisable features; Affordable compared with other ergonomic keyboards

Inconveniently placed media keys

This is my second Logitech Wave keyboard. My first one was at least 5 years old before it died. I really like the smaller USD remote connection, no more long cord to deal with. However as a Mac user I am really frustrated and disappointed that Logitech has deleted the option logo and then reversed...

I am not sure whether I like wireless or wired mice and keyboards better. Not having to worry about cords is nice. On the other hand, wireless devices require batteries, which make the device heavier, and they require receivers which can get lost.

Long range wireless keyboard; thin; lightweight; small receiver; unified technology

Not as comfortable as my other keyboards; support feet flimsy; not made in USA