Logitech POP ICON Keys Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard, Comfortable Typing, Programmable Keys, Easy-Switch Between up to 3 Devices, for Laptop, Tablet, PC – Rose and Off-White

Love this keyboard for my desktop. Quiet keys. Soft touch. On/off switch saves on battery. Cute. Small issue, but not a game changer - it lacks a usb port for my wireless mouse plug-in, so I have to use a port on my computer.

I recently got the Logitech POP ICON Combo in lilac, and I have to say, it’s a game-changer for my setup. The design is super sleek and cute, adding a pop of color to my desk without being too flashy. The keyboard is incredibly comfortable to type on—each key has just the right amount of responsiveness, and I can type for hours without any discomfort. The quiet clicks are a huge plus too, especially if you’re working in a shared space or prefer a more peaceful environment. One of my favorite features is the easy-switch functionality. I can seamlessly switch between up to three devices with just a tap of a button. Whether I’m working on my laptop, tablet, or phone, it’s so easy to hop between them without having to re-pair anything. It’s made working from multiple devices a lot more efficient, which is a huge win for me. The mouse is also super comfortable to use and the quiet clicks are a big plus here as well. It has a sleek, ergonomic design, which makes it feel natural in my hand during long sessions. Both the keyboard and mouse are Bluetooth-enabled, so I don’t have to worry about dealing with cords or clutter. Overall, the Logitech POP ICON Combo is stylish, functional, and makes multitasking across devices a breeze. The combination of quiet, comfortable typing and easy device switching has made it a perfect addition to my workspace. If you’re looking for a compact, aesthetically pleasing, and efficient setup, this is definitely worth considering.

I use it as a portable keyboard and mouse, would buy again if i needed a portable keyboard and mouse combo. Excellent battery life and easy to type on and use. Plug and play.

Its a good lookingkeyboard, the multi-connection function is convenient but not the most comfortable one. I gradually get annoyed by the placement of arrowkeys and the texture of the keycaps when typing for long sessions, this quickly became the living room keyboard and I replaced it with a MX Keys Mini

I want to preface this by saying I love mechanical keyboards. I love how they sound, I love how they look, I love their customization, but I get so TIRED typing on them. For some reason, it just wears my hands out and I have small hands so I have to stretch out my hands far more with them. Key Travel is a real problem! But if you are used to typing on a laptop, this is great. It's got that nice keyboard click, it's quiet, and it feels GREAT to type on. I'll be using this exclusively from now on for how comfy it is and how fast I can write on it. Literally the best keyboard I've ever used, and I love the color and button functionality on it as well!

Easy to type on and very quiet. I wish I would have paid attention that it does not have the numbers on the side, my mistake, love the keyboard.

Love this mouse and keyboard combo. I have never had any connectivity issues, and they are both user friendly and easy to set up. I LOVE the programmable keys and customizable features - they make the experience that much more enjoyable. Highly recommend for anyone that wants to add a little extra fun and color into their workday or studying

Cons I can think of: - Mouse: - Scroll wheel is too low. It should be higher. I keep reaching for it and it's not there; feels like it's in the middle of the mouse. Maybe my large hands, but small mice are also for big hands. Logi should make a POP 2 set with QoL improvements to the design. - The middle button (with the hollow circle icon) is way too deep in the center of the mouse to make me want to use it. It's a major inconvenience to use it and hurts my finger slightly. - The glide pads under the mouse are very thin and very far apart. It makes it painfully annoying to use on slightly rough surfaces like a plastic table. The sound and the feeling. - Keyboard - I keep getting confused which key is the Windows key. It doesn't have a special icon for that key. Logi should make some of the caps swappable or something. - No Android TV support. I've been trying to use it with my TV and besides the letter keys, the other keys do random things. Logi could at the very least give a native Android app (a version of Logi Options+) to remap keys. Pros: - So many times I've been surprised by how well the switching works. I currently only have one Logi Bolt receiver so I have to move it between computers, but sometimes I use the receiver and bluetooth on different computers and that switch is seamless. You just press a button and you're instantly paired with another computer and going about your business. - Impressive battery life. I've owned this for several months and the battery is still at 100%. I only use it occasionally though and not daily, nor on my main workstation PC. But the impression so far is that these barely use the battery and/or have smart power saving. - For $70, the build quality is great. I wouldn't drop these on anything but cushion, but the quality makes it feel like something industry grade from a corporate office; not like cheap gaming keyboards. The plastic on the mouse feels nice to touch and the keys are quieter than my laptop.