Logitech POP ICON Combo, Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Combo, Comfortable Typing, programmable Keys and Buttons, Quiet clicks, Easy-Switch up to 3 Devices - Lilac

I recently got the Logitech POP ICON Combo in lilac, and I have to say, it’s a game-changer for my setup. The design is super sleek and cute, adding a pop of color to my desk without being too flashy. The keyboard is incredibly comfortable to type on—each key has just the right amount of responsiveness, and I can type for hours without any discomfort. The quiet clicks are a huge plus too, especially if you’re working in a shared space or prefer a more peaceful environment. One of my favorite features is the easy-switch functionality. I can seamlessly switch between up to three devices with just a tap of a button. Whether I’m working on my laptop, tablet, or phone, it’s so easy to hop between them without having to re-pair anything. It’s made working from multiple devices a lot more efficient, which is a huge win for me. The mouse is also super comfortable to use and the quiet clicks are a big plus here as well. It has a sleek, ergonomic design, which makes it feel natural in my hand during long sessions. Both the keyboard and mouse are Bluetooth-enabled, so I don’t have to worry about dealing with cords or clutter. Overall, the Logitech POP ICON Combo is stylish, functional, and makes multitasking across devices a breeze. The combination of quiet, comfortable typing and easy device switching has made it a perfect addition to my workspace. If you’re looking for a compact, aesthetically pleasing, and efficient setup, this is definitely worth considering.

Love this mouse and keyboard combo. I have never had any connectivity issues, and they are both user friendly and easy to set up. I LOVE the programmable keys and customizable features - they make the experience that much more enjoyable. Highly recommend for anyone that wants to add a little extra fun and color into their workday or studying

I was really looking forward to using this keyboard. For one, I like the design. Two, I really wanted something that could connect to my iPad Pro to help convert it to a “computer”. I enjoy typing on it, definitely more than the keys on my Chromebook. I love the color!! And I appreciate that it’s battery operated, and can be connected to up to 3 devices. It has a bit of a raise, nothing too major, but comfortable enough. If you type a lot a wrist cushion could still be helpful. You can switch effortlessly with the use of the f-keys. I would say it’s definitely worth what I paid, and I’m glad I chose this over alternatives.

I held off on this review because I’ve been burned by keyboards in the past. but I can say now that this one is my favorite. No sign of any letters wearing, the flat keys make it easy to clean, fits well in all my bags, and I’ve only just recently had to give it fresh batteries. I like how the mouse is fully wireless and doesn’t require a dongle, although I’ve never been able to get it to connect to my iPhone. A little pricier than some of my other keyboards, but this is a good case of getting what you pay for.

I got this to use with my iPad Air. I didn’t like how hollow and tinny some of the keys sounded, especially ones I use very often like the Backspace key. I returned it. [GOOD]: Both keyboard and mouse synced up almost immediately after I turned them on right out of the box. It’s seamless and there’s no lag and no connection issues. The mouse is extremely quiet. [NEUTRAL]: Most of the keys feels and sounds similar to the Pebble 1/2 keyboards. The space between the keys are more spaced out though, which didn’t really bother me but YMMV. [BAD]: The Backspace and Home/End/PgUp/PgDn all sound very hollow and cheap compared to the rest of the keys. At the LIGHTEST brush of those keys (not pressing down), there’s a very audible, tinny sounding noise, which was extremely distracting for me. Also, like others have said, if you’re using this for your iPad/iPhone, you will NOT have access to Logi+ and you will not be able to customize any of the keys (you can still somewhat customize it natively through Accessibility settings, but you can do that with any keyboard). They seem to be really focused on hyping up the customization but it is for MacOS devices only.