This product was huge. It was ergonomically correct and probably comfortable, but it was almost as big as my desk. It is a great product for the price (probably low to middle range of price options), but I need something smaller and none of the options list the dimensions.

I have been using Logitec keyboards and mice for the last 12 years and they beat all others for the price and performance.

Logitech is well known for their trackballs. Their wireless trackball is just the cat's meow. Thier wireless keyboard is pretty good too. It's very light. Nice ergonomic design. Has an on-off switch to save on batteries but they last a long time over what the infrared peripials use to last.

Overall a good keyboard for a small cubicle using with a laptop. I've paired this with a M510 Mouse and they work great together.

easy to install; compatibility; build quality; value for money; features; easy to use

Very decent home keyboard

compact; no-fuss; useful hot-keys; spill-resistant

signal a bit weak; not for hardcore typing

a really nice combo from logitech wireless mouse and keyboard. nice wireless range and good cell backup. The advanced 2.4 GHz Wireless connection allows you to roam freely and control your PC from any corner of your room.

Ergonomic - truly is comfortableWireless - ultra smaller USB radio with unifying functionProgramable keys - 3Application Switcher button - like ALT-Tab only greaterZoom - enables you to zoom in and out without reaching for the mouse No numlock light included - seriously miss that feature - dumb to...

I've never been a fan of Logitech keyboards but this one was a winner. The keys felt good to the touch and the ergonomic feel of the keyboard wasn't like the ones that Microsoft produced years ago.

Nice Feel to Keys

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I have enjoyed my K350 until I upgraded to Windows 8.1. I lost the zoom in and out buttons, the window selection button, the setup key, the camera key and the ability to program any of the function keys. Set point is not compatible with and will not function on windows 8.1.

The keys on the K350 are arranged with a slight wave design making them more comfortable to use and reach with your fingers. They're also swept outward slightly to let you type easily while keeping your arms at an angle, though the angle is not as prominent as some other ergonomic models on the...