Logitech K360 920-003320 Glossy Black USB RF Wireless Mini Keyboard

Pros: 1. Has all keys I need
2. power switch on top surface rather than bottomer side
3. Good small size
4. Can share existing Logitech's nano receiver (so I have three Logitech devices all connected with just one nano receiver, you just need to run Logitech's Unifying software to configure it)
5. Use AA batteries (cheaper battery option and last longer than AAA)
6. Island keys so easier to clean

Cons: 1. The plastic does not feel like it's high quality but for the price I paid, can't really complain.

Pros: I absolutely love this keyboard, it's great to type on and it has media keys! I bought it on special for $10, and nothing can come close to it in my opinion!

Cons: None!

Pros: bad bad new and no working

Cons: bad bad bad

Pros: Clean, small, doesn't require the level of force on a regular keyboard to press down on keys, unifying receiver works great.

Cons: Had to download the software to install the unifying receiver, before the keyboard would work.

Other Thoughts: It wasn't plug and play for me, even though Windows 7 said it had installed the proper drivers; I had to download the unifying receiver software from Logitech. Once installed, it worked like a charm.

I had a bonus: My older M310 Logitech mouse paired with the unifying receiver, which I didn't expect. I got to the next step without having to buy a new mouse!

Thanks, Logitech. :D

Pros: cheap

Cons: Came with the plastic design completely destroyed around the 10-Key, making it look terrible. Also, the numbers on the 10-key were getting stuck on the ripped corners of the plastic design

Other Thoughts: Hopefully I can get it replaced.

Pros: THE KEYBOARD IS IN BRAND NEW CONDITIN,GREAT PRICE,WORKS FINE,VERY HAPPY.

Cons: NOTHING

Pros: Mine is the refurbished model at very reasonable price.

Beats the cost of replacing my laptop keyboard with a few dead keys.

I run Win XP. I had to download and install the 'Unifying Software' in order to get this keyboard to work.

Overall, excellent deal.

Cons: Refurbished does not come with manual, install CD, etc. All of that can be found at the Logitech website. Put 'K360' in the search box, and it all becomes available.

Other Thoughts: I almost returned this item as 'Dead On Arrival' until I downloaded and installed the 'unifying software' which then recognized the keyboard - and all was as expected.

Having problems? Install the Unifying Software.

Pros: Attractive grass motif, super long range, excellent software, handy on/off switch on the front, full complement of ctrl, alt, and windows keys, modern island-style design.

Cons: Unifying receiver was hidden behind battery door, came with no printed materials, keyfeel is very soft (probably rubber dome, not scissors), and the keys are spread far apart. I occasionally fail to strike a key, since the 'hit region' for each key to depress smoothly is a bit on the small side. The key tops are convex, not flat or concave, so fingertips have a slight tendency to strike a glancing blow. It's really weird and slightly unpleasant.

Other Thoughts: This keyboard is in no way as good as a mechanical or scissor-style mini keyboard, but it is robustly built, part of the Logitech unifying RF system, and extremely well priced. Moreover it's not as flashy as the Apple designs, with just enough color to match the rest of my kitchen.

If I could use bluetooth with my OS, I'd probably go with a higher-end model. Since I can't, I'll stick with this cute little keyboard.

Pros: It works! Used Logitech's unifying software like you're supposed to and now the keyboard works perfectly- well, the parts that are there at least.

Cons: It came missing 3 keys. "j", "2" and "9." If refurbs are supposed to be tested to ensure compliance with original manufacturer specification, this leaves me wondering what a new Logitech keyboard is supposed to be like. Seriously, what am I supposed to do? Avoid every word in the english dictionary avoiding a J? You kidding me?

The lack of the "2" and "9" keys are more bearable since there are other ones on the keyboard above the letters, but that just seems lazy to me to not snap in a few missing keys. One or two keys gone is a mistake, but 3? Someone was asleep at the wheel on this one.

Other Thoughts: Newegg is already sending me another, but they won't use the ShopRunner 2-day shipping the first one came by, so I'm stuck waiting longer for the replacement. Good ol' wired keyboard has yet to fail me, I suppose I can wait.

Pros: Size, just right. Looks, as if new. Feel and appearance are high quality. Tactility is good. Instantly installed with no problem on my Vista OS. Powered by two AA batteries which I believe is better than a KB that needs to be charged. The on/off button is on the front, which is nice. I believe this to be the best value KB on the market. And it is wireless!

Cons: My refurbed unit did not come with a dongle. From the description I read that it connected with a Logitech Unifying receiver. Since I was already in Logitech's ecosystem, it was simple to add this unit using my already-installed Unifying receiver.

Other Thoughts: Bluetooth has nothing to do with this KB, as one implied. A "cursor pad" has nothing to do with this unit, as another implied. This KB does have a "Print Scr/home" key, as another denied.

I read the other reviews concerning flawed units before my purchase. For me, buying from Newegg alleviated my apprehension knowing the quality of their business ethic.

Heaviness, quality, size, and other descriptions mean different things to different people. It is a personal evaluation. YMMV.