#Os x wireless keyboard reviews 2017 Bluetooth
#Os x wireless keyboard reviews 2017 windows

The back doesn’t look as good though, with its glossy white plastic rear.

Like all Apple products, it’s beautifully designed with a frame made from silver aluminum with white keys. The keyboard measures 279 x 115 x 10mm with a tapering wedge shape and weighs 231g, making it fairly portable. Unfortunately, unlike the other keyboards in this shootout, you can’t easily switch between devices – every time you want to connect to a new device you’ll have to re-pair it again.

#Os x wireless keyboard reviews 2017 Bluetooth

Just turn it off and on again with the power switch in the top right corner and it will be discoverable in your device’s Bluetooth menu! Select Magic Keyboard and pair.

#Os x wireless keyboard reviews 2017 windows

All in all, it's the best Logitech keyboard for mobile devices.You might be asking, ‘Why is an Apple keyboard in this OS agnostic shootout?’ Well, while Apple doesn’t publicize it, it’s actually really easy to pair the Magic Keyboard with any iOS, Android, or Windows device. The keys are well-spaced out and are slightly intended so you know you hit the center of the key.

Typing quality is good as the scissor switches have a low pre-travel distance and offer nice tactile feedback, but they may feel heavy to press at times. It doesn't have backlighting like the Logitech MX Keys, so the keys may be hard to see if you're in a dark environment. This is good if you need to connect to your phone or tablet on the go but may pose a problem if your desktop computer doesn't have Bluetooth support. Unfortunately, it doesn't have a proprietary receiver and can only connect over Bluetooth. It comes with a few extra features like media hotkeys so you can play your favorite music easily, and you can reprogram a few function keys to a preset list of commands using the Logitech Options software. Build quality is decent, and even though the frame flexes a bit, it still feels solid overall. It's a simple keyboard that's smaller than the Logitech K780, but that means it's easier to carry around as you can easily place it in your bag. The Logitech K380 is the best Logitech keyboard for mobile devices that we've tested. All in all, this is an incredible gaming option. However, you can have up to three profiles saved to the board, so you can switch between them to give you more customization layers. Also, you can set macros only to the dedicated macro keys on the left side of the board, but you can't reprogram any other key. The keycaps are made of ABS plastic, which easily pick up oil and may develop shine over time. Unfortunately, due to its thin design, the metal frame flexes, and our unit came with a slight upward bend. If you don't need wireless connectivity, the Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC RGB performs almost identically, but it's a wired model. Since it's wireless, you can pair it with two devices and easily switch between them with the press of a button. You can customize the RGB backlighting on a per-key basis through the Logitech G HUB software. Also, it's available with GL Clicky or Linear switches, so you can get the feel you prefer. The low-profile GL Tactile switches we tested have a very short pre-travel distance, so they should feel very responsive. This low-profile, mechanical keyboard is an incredible choice for gaming, thanks to its outstandingly low latency. The best Logitech gaming keyboard we've tested is the Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED. Overall, this is a reliable option for office use, making this the best Logitech keyboard for office use that we've tested. If you prefer a split key model, check out the Logitech ERGO K860 Wireless Split Keyboard. There's an indentation on each keycap, making it easier to hit the key in its center and reducing the risk of typos. Also, it has limited ergonomics since there are no incline settings or wrist rest. Unfortunately, while it has some customization options through the Logitech Options software, and you can only reprogram some function keys to a preset list of options. It has white backlighting with individually lit keys, which is ideal if you work in a dark environment. It has scissor switches that are fairly light to press and have a short travel distance, so typing shouldn't feel tiring. It's compatible with many operating systems, although some keys don't work on Linux or mobile devices. It's a well-built wireless model that can pair with up to three devices at once via Bluetooth and its proprietary receiver, and switching between them is easy with the press of a button. The best Logitech keyboard for office use that we've tested is the Logitech MX Keys.