Both the K380 keyboard and M535 mouse show off the ‘new Logitech', which is focused on design and determined to cater to more than just computer users. In terms of features, looks and value for money, Logitech seems to have hit the nail on the head.

With its ability to toggle between nearly any smartphone, tablet and most computers, Logitech's smooth-operating and affordable K380 is one of the best multidevice wireless keyboards you can buy.

The Logitech K380 is a compact, solidly built wireless Bluetooth keyboard that pairs with up to three devices at once and lets you toggles between them; It's compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled computers, tablets, and smartphones and offers long battery life at up to 2 years from two AAA...

Keys may be a little cramped for users with very large hands; Caps Lock is a little close to the "a" key and can be accidentally pressed.

Where is the mouse on this? This is better suited for devices with touchscreens.

Compact and diffrent feeling

No mouse/trackpoint

Although the K380 gives a nice typing experience and the flexibility on changing between the devices seamlessly, I don't think it's the type of item that I would bring around if I was traveling.

Logitech has been one of the biggest names in mobile accessories lately, and it's on a roll with its latest creation, the K380 Bluetooth keyboard. What's uni

Smartphones and tablets these days are powerful enough to do most of the common tasks one does on a PC or a tablet. But one of the biggest pain point most face is typing on a tiny touchscreen, which deters most users, yours truly included.

Logitech has been all about keyboards that are designed to handle multiple connections to several different devices for the last couple of years, starting with the (freakin' awesome) K810 .

Excellent versatility for the price It's $40 and can work with essentially any Bluetooth device; be it iOS; Android; Windows; Mac; or even Chrome OS; Good typing experience That's what really matters with keyboards; and this one offers a pleasant experience; Multiple Bluetooth connections It can...

Missing keys I use home and end all the time ; They're missing on this keyboard, which drives me nuts; Other keys, like delete and the arrow keys, are undersized, which makes them harder to hit quickly, It's still relatively thick It's not the easiest thing to toss in a bag and take with you,...

Of all the big names in the PC world, Logitech is no stranger when it comes to computer peripherals. and the name is often related to quality and affordability. They make tons of quality products - mices, keyboards, speakers, webcams and even gaming gears.

The Logitech K480 was one of the more unique devices released in recent times. As more and more people clamoured for keyboards that could work with tablets and mobile devices, the K480 delivered a desktop-level keyboard that could be connected at the same time to as many as three devices, letting...

The color-matched M535 mouse I would not recommend unless you have small hands. It is too tiny (especially short) for everyday use, makes my hand cramp.

This thing is tiny and frees up a lot of desk space compared to a conventional keyboard with number pad; The typing touch feel is good; It's attractive; I guess it could work on your iPad but I use it for my PC

Occasionally it seems like it doesn't want to wake up so I have to power it off and on, then it does; Only takes a few seconds but it a little annoying, would otherwise be 5 eggs; It doesn't come with a bluetooth receiver, had to buy one of those for $7 for my PC