God knows how I lived without it.

As smartphones and tablets have become increasingly popular alternatives to computers, people have developed needs for stands - and occasionally, more accurate keyboards than the ones built into touchscreens. Logitech's new Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard K480...

Keyboard Box was slightly crushed a little when arrived! Looks like returned or maybe refurbished since it's double tape! Skeptical to open but need the keyboard to work, so went ahead to use it. For only 10 mins, some keys start malfunction! k & back space weren't working..

I was looking primarily for a keyboard for my MacBook when at home, and this product does the trick perfectly. It also allows me to pair with my iPhone and iPad with a turn of a dial. It is too heavy to travel, but that doesn't concern me. A great price and great functionality.

Pros: Connects with most major platforms Comfortable keyboard Affordable (Well, I got it for cheaper than current price at Xmas sale so can't complain) Instant switching between devices.

I bought this less than a month ago and I was really with it I bought another one for a family member

This keyboard is easy to use and can be connected to three equipments. There's sound when pressing the keys. Not everyone likes the sound but it's ok for me. The only thing I'm unsatisfied with is the unpunctual delivery.

Most people these days have to interface with multiple gadgets. These can include iPads, a MacBook/laptop, smartphone, and maybe even a good old desktop, all in a single day. And a keyboard that can work with all these different platforms is a very useful accessory to have when you are in school or...

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.