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.

Logitech is well known for their trackballs. Their wireless trackball is just the cat's meow. Thier wireless keyboard is pretty good too. It's very light. Nice ergonomic design. Has an on-off switch to save on batteries but they last a long time over what the infrared peripials use to last.

- I really wish they'd make more keyboards that didn't have the pointless numpad. I bought this keyboard because the ones without the numpad didn't have the features I wanted or were overpriced.

- Feels like it won't just fall apart or break within a year; - Stamped white lettering on the buttons are bold and very easy to see even in low light; - PC power button is great (also known as a sleep button depending on which settings you set your PC power management to).

- I'd imagine the unifying feature would still be an issue if there's more than 1 computer using wireless Logitech peripherals; Haven't really experimented with that yet though

I have used Logitech products for years. They have always been great products. Has a long battery life and holds up well for years.