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Logitech K380 Pebble Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard – Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, Android, iPad, iPhone, Apple TV Compatible – with Flow Cross-Computer Control and Easy-Switch up to 3 Devices –Dark Grey

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Condition
New
Model
920-007558
Dimensions
10.9"L x 4.9"W x 0.6"H
Weight
14.4 oz
Color
Dark Grey
Keyboard Description
Multi Functional
Special Feature
Round Key, Portable, Lightweight
Works with
PC, Tablet, Smartphone

Features 7

  • Multi-device Bluetooth keyboard: The Logitech K380 Pebble keyboard is a universal keyboard for typing on all your computing devices: Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, Android, iPad, iPhone, Apple TV 2nd or 3rd generation
  • Easy-switch: Connect up to 3 devices simultaneously and switch between them at the touch of button. Wireless range 10 meter
  • Logitech flow cross-computer typing: Use as a regular keyboard or combine with a compatible Logitech flow mouse (sold separately) to type, copy, paste and move files seamlessly between computers
  • Compact mobile keyboard: Easy to carry around your home for familiar typing in any room and Logitech options for Windows (Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 or later), Logitech options for Mac (OS X 10.8 or later)

Description

The Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth keyboard brings the comfort and convenience of desktop typing to your smartphone, tablet, and more.Built-In Hotkeys:The built-in hotkeys include the following functions: Home, Back, App- switch, Contextual Menu, Easy-Switch Connect, Power: On/Off.

Specs 20

Brand Logitech
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth
Keyboard Description Multi Functional
Recommended Uses For Product Everyday Use, Office
Special Feature Round Key, Portable, Lightweight
Color Dark Grey
Number of Keys 80
Style K380 Pebble

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Perfect size and function make it a great choice for Android devices
To start with I would like to mention that this is the first review I have written and I felt compelled to do so after seeing that there weren't many reviews yet, one of which was overwhelmingly negative. Pairing: I bought the keyboard to use with my Nexus 9 (android) tablet. Out of the box pairing was a breeze and following the instructions on the slip sheet it took <1min to pair with my tablet. While writing this review I also paired it with my phone (Nexus 5) with equal ease. As advertised it was easy to switch between the two without re-pairing by selecting the proper "device button" at the top of the keyboard. Functionality: One of the reasons I selected this keyboard over others was because it is adaptive to different OS's and would allow for full use of the different function keys with my device. So far I have found all of the special keys to function properly with my Nexus 9, these include the "home" button, the button that allows you to toggle through different windows, the "back" button and the audio short cut butttons. So far I have found the use of these convenient while browsing. Additionally, traditional short cuts like "F5" to referesh and "ctrl+C" & "ctrl+V" to copy and paste also work. To me this is a definite plus as sometimes the copy and paste operations can be tricky with a touch screen and no keyboard. Typing Experience: I am a fairly proficient typist who can type by touch without looking at the keys and I find that I can type at my normal rate with this keyboard without having to slow down due to its size. I find the size to be big enough to allow you to type comfortably while also being compact enough that it could easily be put in a bag and taken with you if you are on the go. When typing the keys are fairly quiet and have a nice feel to the key press. One of my main trepidations with this product was the round keys, but I haven't found them to have any impact on the typing experience. In fact the keys are nice and concave making it easy for your fingers to rest on them as opposed to the flat style keys that some products use. Overall Impressions: I find the keyboard to be solid and good quality and would highly recommend it. I mainly use it with my tablet while sitting on the couch and have found it to be comfortable to use while setting on my lap. The size makes it comfortable to use on a regular basis while still being easily portable and the compatibility of the different function keys makes it easy and convenient to use with Android devices. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2015 by Matthew
Excellent Travel Option. Well Built. BIG hands not ideal.
Let’s check out how well this works. I like it, but it’s a little tight for my arm and hand geometry (due to my being wide shouldered and the keyboard being relatively narrow, as intended). Otherwise not bad. Good tactile feel on the keys. Feels well built. A little squishy or loose around the edges of the keys, but still accurate. Mistypes are my mistakes, not keyboard related! The "back" key is well place for short error correction. Really just wishing it was maybe four inches wider, but that would defeat the purpose of the travel keyboard. I’m sure it’s great for travel, especially in bags and for airplane tray tables. Same for the distance between the keys. Ideally another 2-3 centimeters. As a long-term option it would be a drag for me, but for more average sized or smaller hands I think the compactness would not be limited to adequate, but could be an altogether pleasant user experience. It’s quiet without being mushy. It provides adequate feedback but neither is it too quiet nor is it too “click-y”. I do have one bone to pick, and that it sits very flat, and there is no way to adjust the height of the keyboard. So my wrists are fully on the table. I could pull it to the edge, but that still does not give me the angle I’d prefer, especially for the sake of reaching keys higher up on the board. That is one advantage to larger hands on this keyboard is the distance is not a problem. I don’t need to move my wrists hardly at all or even fully extend my fingers to reach almost anywhere I’d regularly tap on the keyboard. There IS some bugginess in at least the spacebar. It will stick from time to time and start a spacebar run. It moves fast and creates a full line or several blank lines of text very quickly. So be aware of that. A couple quick taps on the bar have, so far, seemed to alleviate the problem when it occurs. Albeit rarely. But that it happens at all is noteworthy. *The depressed letter repeater issue is not limited to the spacebar. I haven’t determined what I am doing to cause it to bug, but the letter “d” also went on a repeat spree. So now two keys have caused that problem. Not sure if there is a software update that can address it, or if it’s “mechanical” in nature, such as something sticking. In any case, clicking the offending key does seem to make it stop. It’s a nuisance to be sure, and I’ve dropped a half point for it. But unless or until it’s so persistent it causes errors or to lose my work it will be marked as a relatively minor annoyance. If you’re a road warrior poet or frequent café workplace enthusiast this could be the ticket, especially for smaller spaces, and small to average. And for travel it’s overall a higher score. The build and battery life seem more than adequate. And that it uses AAA instead of more obscure, costly, or heavy options. My kids have banged on this for a couple years now and it keeps on ticking. Pairing, too, is very easy, and fairly intuitive. I imagine there are some other bells and whistles I’m not taking advantage of that could make this even more user friendly and productive. 8.5/10. quarter point off for the large handed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Jon
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