Multiple device pairing seems to be a trending feature being added to the latest Bluetooth keyboards and the latest from Logitech is no exception. Logitech's K480 Bluetooth keyboard allows for three devices to be paired with easy switching between them.

Can pair with up to 3 devices; Built in device stand; Easy to use device switch

Creaky; Loud key noise is noticeable in quiet locations; Bulky

It is a super innovation and Handy to use. Those who does have android devises got real power to use it through this device. Must buy for every person who comunicate and have to type lots of things.

nice product

I have been using the keyboard as an accessory to my iPad Air 2. The device fits in the channel at the front of the keyboard well. I have an Apple case on the iPad and it makes the fit snug. I really like how you can pair multiple devices to this keyboard. The keys feel good.

Hello ladies and gentlemen, this is Jack from Tech-Critter bringing you an unboxing and brief review of Logitech's K480 keyboard. Released earlier this year, Logitech's K480 which comes in two colours - white or black with a tinge of neon green, is a multi-device Bluetooth keyboard that can switch...

Works well for a wireless bluetooth keyboard you don't need to take with you. Just too big to be useful for a small tablet. However, if you need a wireless keyboard on the couch - this one has a great weight to work on your lap. (It's larger than some laptops you can buy)

Feels like a real keyboard; Good spacing, weight and feel

Bit big for a mobile keyboard; Probably won't take it traveling

Wonderful product to own

Wonderful product to own

Logitech Mutil Device Bluetooth Keyboard I brought the Multi Device Bluetooth Keyboard by Logitech from John Lewis for ￡44.99.The keyboard is bluetooth compatible with your PC, tablet and smartphone. I generally use this keyboard with my smartphone. It works with android operating systems and iOS.

very responsive; speed dial to switch between 3 devices; good quality

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What happens when a brand like Logitech works on switching back the clock with a device that tries to match the past with present? We get a product like K480 Bluetooth keyboard that supports multiple platforms and devices. However, does it stand a chance among its touch peers? What is it?