Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s, Multi-Device Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard with Customizable Shortcuts,Slim and Portable, Easy-Switch for Windows/macOS/iPadOS/Android/Chrome OS- QWERTY UK Layout, Graphite

All perfect

I recently picked up this Logitech keyboard, and I have to say, it's been a great addition to my setup. It’s super easy to connect, it pairs quickly with my tablet and phone, and I love how I can switch between devices with just a click of a button. One thing I really appreciate is the weight of the keyboard. It's light, but it doesn't feel cheap at all. When I type on it, it feels nice and solid, which is a big plus. The responsiveness is impressive too; there’s a nice feedback with every keystroke that makes typing a pleasure. Now, about the AAA batteries, it’s not my favourite thing since I’d prefer a rechargeable option, but I have a feeling they’ll last quite a while. Plus, they’re easy to replace and don’t break the bank, so it’s not a huge deal. Overall, if you’re looking for a reliable keyboard that can handle multiple devices smoothly, I’d recommend giving this one a try.

Very good purchase. I recommend

This is a great feel, noise level and responsive portable or small footprint keyboard. I am using it for everyday use and works well for light FPS gaming.

Unfortunately, on this product page Logitech has lumped the mediocre Pebble 2 with the lovely POP ICON KEYS, so the Amazon review system thinks I'm reviewing the Pebble (which I returned), but this review is for the fab POP ICON. For a small, easily portable keyboard, the key spacing is excellent even for my large hands (the Pebble 2 has poor key spacing making it literally hit and miss for me!), the key travel is great, and the sound the keys make just feels right. The keys bottom-out nicely and rebound quickly. You get a very positive action, and there's a solid feel to this diminutive keyboard. The included two AAA batteries will no doubt last the advertised three years. It doesn't come with a dongle, but it connected easily via Bluetooth to my laptop and via my existing Logi Bolt receiver to my desktop PC. Logitech has focused on quality for its £40-is price tag, with good key placement and key size. That means the Enter key is large and the four cursor keys are full-sized and placed fully bottom-right so you can get to them without looking. The Fn key lets you make combinations of PgUp/PgDn/Home/End if you don't want to use the dedicated lime green keys beside the Enter key. 15 keys can be remapped to suit you through Logi Options+ and you can lock the F1-F12 keys as standard keys or toggle them by pressing Fn-Esc. There's no tilt adjustment, but the battery compartment raises the keyboard to a good shallow angle that I like. The final icing on this colourful little POP cake is its ability to control three devices, which means the one keyboard does my laptop, my PC, and if I wanted, my phone. I've included a picture with it next to my MX MECHANICAL which I also really like, but this POP gives me some desk space back and I will no doubt swap between it and the larger MX from time to time. Well done (again) Logitech! Five stars from me.