Logitech Keyboard Reviews

"While wireless keyboards are very popular for reducing desktop clutter there are still good reasons to buy a wired keyboard...For a start, there are no batteries to run out at inconvenient times and no chance of interference from other devices...Installation is as simple as plugging the keyboard into an available USB socket and Windows does the rest (it's Mac-compatible too..." read more »

"Elegant design Reliable Bluetooth connection Dozens of useful buttons and features...Expensive Keyboard display seems like a bit of a gimmick...This provides a wireless range of up to 10m, so it could be handy for those who have to make presentations as it will allow them to control a presentation from the back of a conference room or another fairly large room...Like most modern keyboards the MX5500 is packed with programmable buttons that can be used..." read more »

"Wireless and rechargeable; no USB receiver needed since Apple has one built-in; improved touch-pad sensitivity....Expensive; convenient Mac-specific keys; tougher competition with Apple's own hardware; volume slider...We like the feel of its typing action, too, but at $159 the diNovo Edge Mac Edition is hard to justify...But while it's both an attractive and a responsive typing device, even design snobs may find that the diNovo Edge doesn't distance itself..." read more »

"The main driving force behind the design of the wave pro is comfort...The keyboard looks just as its name suggests but in more ways than one...Logitech's wave pro keyboard brings a definite but subtle change to the layout which does not require any typists to re-learn their skill...The Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Pro keyboard and mouse conform to you naturally to provide our highest level of comfort..." read more »

"Cordless keyboard and mouse bundles are nothing new...But the advent of Windows Vista gives manufacturers an excuse to polish their product lines, hinting that getting a snazzy new PC or OS upgrade is a good excuse for shoppers to treat themselves to a snazzy new desk set...Logitech's candidate is the $100 Cordless Desktop MX 3200 Laser...The Cordless Desktop components are finished in a handsome black hue, although ours didn't stay perfectly handsome (we never realized how much of the dust in our office seems to consist of tiny white specks..." read more »

"It is not that often I get the opportunity to step away from graphics accelerators and pure quantitative type reviews that generally deal with FPS or a score of some kind...The Z-2200 is Logitech's two satellite one subwoofer, 200 watt, THX certified monster..." read more »

"I am typing on it right now, and just typing the cons I had problems :P If you just do sort term typing and you don't play video games or type for a large amount of time then I would get this...Aesthetically pleasing, perfect combination of sturdy and soft keys, good shortcuts and media controls...I agree it's bad (who uses their F keys for copy/paste/print/save anyway..." read more »

"From the Media controls to the programmable Function keys, the Logitech LX 710 has everything covered...The LX 710 is not really geared toward the HTPC setup, but could easily handle the task...After playing with the LX 710 for a couple of days I was more than happy to see that it was performing as well as the MX 1000 for about half the price...I think I will have an even longer life span with the LX 710 keyboard...The Logitech LX 710 Cordless Desktop is one of the better affordable combinations I have used...Overall I have to say that the MX 710 is surprisingly feature rich for its $79 US price tag..." read more »

"Refined design takes up less space than the original but keeps most of the same features; strong macro programming capability; broader support for homebrew...Expensive; still no USB 2.0 ports....Logitech's implementation of its custom hot keys is well done, but as with the original model, the true distinguishing feature of the revised G15 is the GamePanel (aka, the 2.5-inch LCD screen on the keyboard's top edge...Because the app displays the name of the person..." read more »

"Stylish design Straightforward connection Dedicated media keys and shortcuts...Awkward to operate at speed Quite expensive...Logitech made quite a fuss over its release last year of the Dinovo Edge keyboard, saying it was the most advanced keyboard in the world...The Mini is a small keyboard that's compatible with Bluetooth 2 devices, so it would be suitable for use with modern phones and handheld computers, although Logitech appears to be aiming it more..." read more »