Signature Slim K950 Wireless Keyboard, Sleek Design, Switch Typing Between Devices, Quiet Typing, Bluetooth, Multi-OS, Windows, Mac, Chrome - Graphite

I wanted to move my mother away from corded keyboards so I gave her my old mouse and this keyboard. Functions well with a Linux machine although you have to pair any mice with it on a Windows or Mac computer. It's quite responsive and connects well. A valuable purchase that has survived some falls now. Very durable as long as you're not purposely trying to break it.

This keyboard is perfect and exactly what I needed. I wanted a higher quality wireless keyboard for work and this one is that plus some. Keys are not too loud but also not silent. The keyboard itself is thin but not too thin and has weight to it. Also love the ability to connect to other computers with the press of a button. I have a PC for work and Mac for personal use, it switches fast and easy without fail. It’s a little more of an upfront cost compared to others available but it’s worth it truly. Plus the Logi brand itself has gained my trust as all of my other tools (headset, mouse, and webcam) are all Logi and have been excellent. If you’re on the fence due to the price, just purchase and know you’ll never have to buy another keyboard again.

Great keyboard, very slim and the keyboard feels very smooth, comfortable, and fast to type with! The only thing better would be if they would make the same keyboard with a backlighting feature.

Sleek and comfortable to type on. Exactly what I was looking for.

The Logitech Slim K950 Wireless Keyboard works great as a replacement for my old Logitech USB keyboard, but it's not perfect: Pros: Logitech is a good brand that lasts a long time, very easy to connect via Bluetooth (ready to use in minutes) but also comes with a USB to connect manually; runs on two AAA batteries (have not had to replace yet in over a month); Slim profile with low-profile keys; no problems with the functions on the keyboard so far; it's a regular width keyboard with convenient number pad. Cons: It is a bit pricey compared to some other Bluetooth keyboards; the volume keys are above the backspace bar and sometimes I hit those instead of backspace; the main issue for me is that it is supposed to have keys that are "quiet typing" - I don't like "clicky" keyboards and this one still clicks if I am typing fast or pressing hard. Not as much as other non-silent keyboards, but enough that I notice. That said, I tried a couple different "silent" keyboards and they really were not that much different, so maybe it's just me! Overall this is a good keyboard and I would purchase Logitech again.

This is a good keyboard, except one fatal flaw -- you cannot use 2 bolt dongles to connect to computers. Only 1 bolt receiver is usable and you then need to use Bluetooth. The Bluetooth connectivity in Linux though seems to be terrible and regularly breaks, taking over a minute in many cases. This is the only device I've had that has been this bad at reconnecting. I've tried several settings and changes that never actually help. Why Logitech decided to get rid of the ability to use multiple USB dongles like the older Unifying receivers is a mystery. That's the only thing needed to make this a solid product, but without it there's really no way to use across multiple Linux machines.

I love this keyboard. I work form home and have a laptop that powers 3 monitors, a MAC, and a private computer. This keyboard connects to all three and allows me to switch with the touch of a button. I also use a Logitech mouse with multi-point (it has problems keeping connected to the Mac), and monitors that allow multiple inputs. I tried other keyboards. I work in the dark a lot, so the solar charge turned out not to be a good idea. Another multi-device keyboard I had worked well, but did not have the home, end, etc. dedicated to their own keys, so I had to keep worrying about whether I had the num lock on or off. I really like this keyboard and would recommend it to anyone needing to control multiple devices.

This is my favorite keyboard! I’ve purchased it 3x already for all my setups. 1 for work(in office) and 2 at home. I’ve tried different low profile keyboards but nothing came close to this one. I love how quiet it is and not like other ones.

Great one

After several weeks with the K950 keyboard, I'm pretty satisfied overall. The keys feel light like a laptop keyboard - great for fast typing once you get used to it, though some users prefer more resistance. The quick-switch between devices works smoothly, and connections stay stable. It's quiet and well-built despite being slim. Battery life is solid, and it works right out of the box. A reliable keyboard that's particularly good if you're comfortable with laptop-style keys.

I love this keyboard so much, it's just the right level of slim and I like that it's got the little notches on the bottom to rest it on an angle. The keys have a nice feel and the size of the board is great. I have small hands and worried about getting a full-size keyboard (usually need smaller ones) but this is perfect. Only thing I'd change is I wish it was chargeable and not battery-operated. Still, not a big deal. And there's a hiding spot for your USB connector in the battery area!

I was looking for a wireless keyboard that would give me a similar feel to a laptop keyboard. They keys are thin and spaced out, and typing feels fast and efficient without hitting other keys. This is a full layout keyboard that can support three Bluetooth devices. I like the response from the keys.

The exterior of the package was all properly packed but the product package was opened already. I believe that because of it's a warehouse deal. So, I tried the product and it connects both with the USB receiver and Bluetooth connection. However, I don't have enough USB ports for both keyboard and mouse, I have use Bluetooth connection as a primary connection with my laptop. Even though this keyboard is slim profile but it offers full-size, pretty light and its design goes well with my laptop (dark drey) and Logi M650 mouse. I just have to learn a bit different positions of some buttons between Dell and Logitech when typing. All is good. Typing is smooth and not too loud. They can be pretty quiet if you type lightly and can be a bit resembling with mechanical if you type fast and harder. Might as well keep it as a secondary keyboard for long using rather than using the keybaord on my laptop.