Logitech POP Keys Mechanical Wireless Keyboard with Customizable Emoji Keys, Durable Compact Design, Bluetooth or USB Connectivity, Multi-Device, OS Compatible - Cosmos

As a programmer, I use the Logitech POP Keys keyboard every day and absolutely love it. The mechanical keys are responsive and satisfying to type on, making long coding sessions much more enjoyable. I can connect it to multiple devices via Bluetooth or the included USB receiver, and switching between them is seamless.Best of all, the battery lasts for years, so I never have to worry about recharging. The compact design saves space, and the customizable emoji keys are a fun bonus. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a stylish, reliable, and efficient keyboard!

I got this keyboard because I had noticed my 3 year old logitech keyboard and mouse had started to get very slippery when I'm using the keyboard and mouse, almost felt like it was greasy, so I looked and noticed the finish on the keyboard was wearing off making it literally shiny. This was a old set that I got at bestbuy for 30 bucks and I am happy to say it lasted me as long as it did, So when on the hunt for a new keyboard there were a few things I was looking for.First I wanted it to be either affordable enough to where I could get two sets one for the computer in my living room and another for the computer in my room, or have the capability to switch between devices, This keyboard mouse combo was more expensive but it has that feature. I loved the purple color, and went with black for the pop mouse as you see in the picture. I hope the purple stays purple and does not get stained or dirty over time, right now because its all new I'm washing my hands before each use, but I'm sure that wont last for long. Another thing I wanted was something new, fun, exciting, as I love to type! I actually get a lot of complaints about how long my messages are from my friends and family, forgetting that they respond with their thumbs and are reading on a phone screen not a computer like me.So I type fast, I like the clicking but its very loud. So be mindful if your not wanting something loud, go with the Logitech pop that is non-mechanical for a more quiet type. The mouse is 100 precent silent to me, and I dont even know I'm clicking it, its quite a strange combo forsure. But after just one day I am getting used to that. I have the two computers and my phone set to conect. Which is amazing I love that. Also another cool thing for me, because I wanted something new, this was made around 2021 I think in November to be exact, And my dad passed away in December 2021, so I joke that its the color cosmo, and its sent to me from the cosmos, and that I can think of how lucky I was to have moments with my dad just before he passed and what that November was like for me. Makes me happy to think about. Purple is a good color but it would be nice if they had black. Still not worth loosing a star over, and also the thing I found out today when connected to my phone, and mind you it does say this in the add. it only works with emoji keys on your computer Windows or Mac not on your iphones or andriod (i have android, and it doesn't work) So for those of you that didn't see that like me something to look out for, again not worth loosing a star. This keyboard is much heavier than my old one. The other thing I did not like was I use number keys on a full sized keyboard. Not that I don't know how to use the above numbers but I just like having the keys set out like a number pad. So That is something I had to really think about. I wish they made this in a full sized but seeing now holding it how heavy it is, i wouldn't want it any bigger. It definitely feels like a typewriter. Trust me I would know, that's how old I am.I would buy this again, and I already decided I might later on get the silent key one I saw when looking for this one. But I tested it last night, its not too loud at night where it would be heard by my downstairs neighbors or side neighbors, but maybe from the other room if you were in my apartment. Not that I couldnt just type quieter by pressing gentle if I needed to be more quiet. Its great get one for yourself. I looked it up too and on bing it says that 50,000,000 which i think thats how many keypresses it says it lasts for, is like average 96 years to break. Im sure other aspects of it would break before that but that would make me happy if this lasted me the rest of my life. I'd keep it around forsure. Have a 😄 day! 💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜

The main reason I bought this keyboard (and mouse combo) is because I have long nails and they make typing on my MacBook keyboard rather difficult. Not only is this cute without being childish, the keys are perfectly sized and spaced to type without a problem.This was the third keyboard I tried - the first two wouldn’t connect to my laptop and felt rather cheap. This was worth the splurge. It has some weight to it but not too much to be a hinderance. Both mouse and keyboard connected via Bluetooth without me having to do anything but turn them on.The mouse is smooth and way better than the trackpad. It clicks silently and with ease.I will say I got these for casual use - I can’t speak for how well they would function in a professional setting but I can’t see how they would be a problem except maybe if someone really doesn’t like typing sounds. It’s not loud but it’s not silent either.

I bought the "Used - Like New" keyboard in Sand. I chose this color since it's presentable enough in a modern office environment. It came in brand-new condition, just as described.I saw a few reviews online and was trying to decide between the Logitech Pop Keys and the MX Mechanical Mini. It's important to remember what this product is before comparing it to other keyboards.It's an entry-level mechanical keyboard with Bluetooth and a dongle. No RGB, not hot-swappable either. You can replace the keycaps, but you will have a heck of a time finding the right ones, but YMMV. If used correctly, this is a productivity beast. You can connect it to 3 devices via Bluetooth and the USB dongle. I'm not big on emojis, and using the Logi Options+ app, you can customize them to Home, End, Pg Up, Pg Dn if you wish, or basically almost any other shortcut or macro.How's the feel? It has TTC brown switches, and you cannot replace them. They work very well, and the keycaps are round and curved, making them more comfortable for the fingertips. It takes some time to get used to them, but you will be fine unless you have bear-shaped fingers that are very thick.How does it sound? Great, actually. For an entry-level mechanical keyboard, the sound is very pleasant, even in an office space. I compared this keyboard to the MX Mechanical Mini, and I like the Pop Keys better for the sound, style, and color. Mind you, there is no RGB, which isn't a big deal to me since I use it mainly for work and in bright places. I may pick up the MX Mechanical Mini for home at some point, but there's no rush to do so, and I won't consider it an upgrade over the Pop Keys. for approx. $60 as an open box you really can't go wrong.One con is that you can't adjust its height, and you may need a slim wrist rest. This keyboard is marketed as a low-profile keyboard, but it is fairly slim overall. For a simple mechanical keyboard with great app support by Logitech and multiple connection options, you can't go wrong with this one, as long as you can live with the round keys and some emojis that you may find useless, like me.