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Material : Plastic
Series : K380
Type of Product : Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard
Weight : 423g
Interface : USB 3.0
Ideal For : Desktop,Laptop
Dimension : 124x279x16 mm
Material : Plastic
Series : K580
Type of Product : Slim Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard
Weight : 558g
Interface : USB 3.0
Ideal For : Desktop,Laptop
Connectivity : Wireless
Connection Type : Wireless
Dimension : 143.9x373.5x21.3 mm
Width : 321.2 mm
Type of Product : Keyboard
Height : 138.47 mm
Package Contains : Keyboard, 2 AAA Batteries, Logi Bolt USB Receiver, 1 Pouch
Depth : 35.4 mm
Suitable For : Windows 10, 11 or Later, MacOS 11 or Later, Linux, ChromeOS, iOS 14 or later, iPadOS 14 or later
Wireless Range : 10 m
Battery Type : 2 x AAA Alkaline Battery
Connection Technology : Bluetooth
Power Source : Battery Power
Width : Keyboard: 430.2 mm, Receiver: 14.4 mm
Battery Life : 10 Days And 5 Months with Backlighting off
Series : Master Series
Type of Product : Keyboard
Height : Keyboard: 131.63 mm, Receiver: 6.11 mm
Weight : Keyboard: 810 g, Receiver: 1.68 g
Interface : USB
Depth : Keyboard: 20.5 mm, Receiver: 18.65 mm
Connection Type : Bluetooth
Suitable For : Windows 10, 11 or later, macOS 10.15 or later, Linux, ChromeOS
Wireless Range : 10 m
Battery Type : Li-Po 1500 mAh
Width : 279 mm
Type of Product : Keyboard
Height : 124 mm
Interface : USB
Connectivity : Wireless
Package Contains : keyboard, 2 X AAA Alkaline Batteries, User Documentation
Depth : 16 mm
Wireless Range : 10 m
Battery Type : 2 x AAA Alkaline Battery
Connection Technology : Bluetooth
Material : Plastic
Series : K650
Type of Product : Signature Wireless Keyboard
Weight : 700.23g
Interface : USB 2.0
Ideal For : Desktop,Laptop
Dimension : 193.5x457.3x24 mm
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The main features to consider while buying wireless keyboards are: Connectivity (Bluetooth and RF), Battery life, Key switch type (mechanical or membrane), Layout and design, and Additional features (backlit keys, multimedia controls, etc.).
A keyboard can use either Bluetooth or an RF receiver to connect with other devices. In the case of RF technology, an RF receiver that explicitly comes with the keyboard or laptop is usually needed. Less frequently, a wireless keyboard can also be connected using Wi-Fi.
The choice of keyboard depends on your device's connectivity. If your device has Bluetooth, a Bluetooth keyboard is ideal. If it uses an RF receiver, the receiver must be paired directly with the device, ensuring that only that device can connect to the keyboard.
It greatly varies. For some models, it lasts just a few weeks, while for others, it can last up to 3 years. The actual duration depends on how often you use the keyboard and whether it possesses a power-saving feature, such as an auto-sleep mode.
Yes, you can use a wireless keyboard for gaming. However, before choosing one, consider these factors: Does the keyboard have key rollover and anti-ghosting features to register all keystrokes accurately? Does it offer lag-free wireless performance, crucial for a competitive gaming experience?
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