Very lightweight, silent, and it doesn't "stick." It also has a switch to turn it off when you don't need it. It comes with its batteries inside the case (unprecedented). I would have preferred it if it had a roller for the up-and-down of the screen, but here it has buttons.

I had the previous model, I also bought one as a gift.
Excellent for Home/Multimedia but also for on-the-go for service and external jobs.

My favorite general-use keyboard, one of the few with a trackpad and very responsive, top pick for the price

The construction is simply ridiculous, you wonder about it a bit and it creaks all over. High latency, personally I have it for the TV, and I don't think it can be useful for anything else. At least it's cheap.

Average if not bad plastics, the buttons are... inexplicable as well as the "Enter" key but....
It has very good range and integrated touchpad. These are the 2 reasons why I have it for the Smart TV and it is ideal for this use (and only!)

It should be a little cheaper, otherwise it does the job perfectly on a smart TV. I would buy it again

Generally, I have bought much better Logitech keyboards in the past. This one, because I have it for the TV, doesn't bother me much, it does its job. I believe that if I tried to play games with it, there would be an issue. I consider the build quality to be mediocre

Quite cheap construction, it feels like a plastic toy. However, I don't use it extensively, so it's okay for what I need. As for durability over time, only time will tell

I have it for three to four years, I use it daily, it works perfectly like the first day even though it has fallen down several times, a real beast!!
Its battery lasts unexpectedly long!

Without having a particular problem with the quality of the keyboard, the lack of classic characters on the keys has greatly disoriented me. I have had it for over a month, and I still can't get used to it. Maybe I will eventually...

I bought a star because it can become even better, I only use it for the television. The only thing I don't like is that the buttons for the mouse are a bit sticky and not easily distinguishable.

I rarely use it (on a smart TV), so I don't have an opinion on everyday use on a computer, etc. Overall, everything is fine. As for the construction, it could be a bit more sturdy.

I believe it will break if I touch it.
The materials used in its construction are of very poor quality.
The K360 is clearly better.
In general, it's fake.
Plastic junk......

In general, it's okay. You do your job. I bought it to connect it to the TV, not as a primary keyboard. The build quality is not good at all. You expect something better from Logitech. I think with the same amount of money, I could possibly find something better.

Having previously owned the older model K300, which worked flawlessly until I sat on it and broke it (it was placed on an uneven surface and that's why it broke), I am equally satisfied with this one. Extremely durable, quiet, ideal for limited spaces and as a media keyboard in the living room, bedroom, etc. with very good range and battery life, and most importantly, after trying five different similar keyboards, the best touchpad I have ever used regardless of the finger I use (just like in the K300).

Very convenient for the intended use (Smart TV), I would not recommend it for use on a computer, I expected something better in terms of build quality from Logitech, it is very flexible.

It has quite good membrane keys, although I would not recommend it in any case for a central system keyboard, due to its size. It is ideal for a home theater, it is very lightweight, and it is easy to use with two hands while sitting on a couch or lying in bed, as well as standing up. It has fantastic buttons for adjusting the sound, pause/play, and next/previous. However, it also has negatives... the keyboard that I received had one slightly worn letter, which I consider a bit unacceptable (but it did not affect my rating because it is an isolated incident), and the build quality is not fantastic. The only part that feels really sturdy is the backplate, while the rest has a slight movement between them, and the bottom right side makes a very light creaking noise if I try to listen to it. Having said all that, I do not regret my purchase at all and I would highly recommend it

I have had it in the office for a long time because due to lack of space at the desk, I cannot use a mouse. It hasn't caused me any difficulties and even though I wear gloves, the pad responds correctly. It has shortcuts to define favorite applications. Very good for watching TV or using a game console when you don't feel like "typing" with the controllers.

Very useful keyboard to connect to the TV and laptop. I would give it 5 ⭐️ if it had slightly larger keys. However, it is worth the money and more

I use it on my television. I write comfortably. I would indeed like a more comfortable and larger ENTER key. Otherwise, it is convenient for writing on the television. I have never used it on a PC. I recommend it.

It is the second one I buy and, just like the first one, it has the exact same defect, it doesn't press the omicron. Disappointing as it is otherwise quite good and convenient.

Expensive keyboard, one of the worst typing experiences. The keys have a bad feel, the strange shape and small size of some make typing a nightmare. The Enter key, for example, is a drop and often you accidentally press \. The cursor arrows are terrible, often resulting in pressing shift instead of up. The very useful PG UP, PG DOWN, HOME, END are like Function keys on top of the cursor arrows (are we serious?). Money wasted.

I expected slightly better material quality, a slightly more responsive writing and cursor.
Overall, it's worth its money. Small, lightweight, convenient.
(It's my first wireless for the computer in the living room.)

It's worth the money and more, you can do your work on the computer or on the TV remotely through a TV box!

I give it five stars as a rating, noting that it is excellent for using wirelessly from your couch as a keyboard on a smart TV connected to a computer. For this use, it is perfect, small in size with an integrated mouse, but not user-friendly for everyday use. Great value for money purchase.

I, who use it both at work and at home, therefore move it frequently, want it to connect quickly. That's why it suits me.

I got it to possibly replace the Logitech Wireless Combo MK220 set that I had for my HTPC/Media Center PC.
Same mediocre/decent build quality, the mouse pad simply helps not to lose the mouse here and there. Obviously, you can't comfortably play games, but for internet browsing, managing windows, simple tasks/settings, and simply moving the mouse pointer, it's enough!
Its use is clear in the living room, so it takes up little space, has decent autonomy, slightly improved range, and the media buttons are large and user-friendly.
If you find it for under 30, around 25€, it's a good value for money proposition!

After many months, I will say that for a living room PC (I have an Intel NUC), it is very convenient if we do not want to have a mouse, but it takes some time to get used to it.
Attention!!! The receiver needs a USB extension to work properly and should be placed as far away from the keyboard as possible. Without the extension, even with direct line of sight between the receiver and the keyboard, it often freezes. Searching the issue on the Internet, I discovered that others mention it as well, but since I added the extension, it works flawlessly on 2 devices I have.
I recommend installing the latest Logitech Options for any customization, as well as the firmware update package for the receiver and the keyboard (it may improve the above problem).
Also, a negative aspect is that it does not have Greek characters...