Ever think it would be convenient to not have to switch keyboards when moving between various computer devices-say your MacBook and your iPad, or your iPhone and iMac? Logitech makes some of the choicest computer keyboards and mice in the industry, at least in my estimation.

Logitech K480 Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard retails at RM 169, it's a great device for those who are on the go and prefers to work on their tablets instead of a notebook. The device is heavy and that takes a hit when it comes to mobility but it's necessary in order to support placement on tablet...

Smartphones, tablets, and PCs form a clan of devices designed to be used with separate keyboards, physical and virtual. But what if one keyboard could be used with them all as a way of saving space and perhaps time?

The first unit would pair readily, but would only support two devices. Channel 1 and 2 would not pair separately, while 3 would pair an additional device. Pretty close, but not quite. I returned that one and received a replacement shortly after.

-Looks pretty neat; Nice for typing; Good idea in theory

-Nether unit I was sent would pair properly with multiple devices

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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The K480 is a great idea, it's well designed and easy to use. And for its price it's great value for money. However, there are two reasons I can't give it 5 stars: firstly, you can't rest a tablet or phone in the cradle if your device has a cover, and since I protect both my phone and tablet with a...

A little on the heavy side but it's solid build quality is probably the reason why. I know it's "universal" but it would be nice to have a "grip" that applies in all directions. If you incline forwards (towards you) then your device may fall.

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?

Keyboards that can be connected wirelessly to tablets and phones are nothing new. But what makes the Logitech K480 special is its ability to connect to three devices across different platforms and let you switch from one to another depending on your needs.

The best wireless keyboard, Bluetooth or otherwise, that I have used. It's ability to switch from one device to another device is wonderful. I find it very convenient whole switching between my iPad Pro, iPhone and Mac mini. A must buy for people who have more than 1 wireless gadget.