It doesn't look like Logitech ... tenkeyless or TKL keyboard that loses either the numpad or navigation keys, or a compact model that does away with both. Then, there are Bluetooth keyboards ...

Doesn’t really fit the MX brand’s button-down, almost Apple-like aesthetic. In the end, Logitech decided ... If you need a keyboard with more ergonomic sensibilities, look elsewhere.

The Logitech MX Keys S is incredible for productivity, thanks to its dual-labeled keys and ability to automatically detect operating systems. Its concave keycaps and scissor switches make for an ...

At only $49, this is a super cheap nondescript wireless keyboard that’s hard to beat. With smooth, bouncy, slightly concave keys and a numerical pad, the K650 is a joy to type on. But there’s ...

With Bluetooth or the Logi Bolt USB Receiver, you can sync and switch between up to three devices with a button ... keyboard and mouse combo, the Pebble 2 Combo from Logitech is definitely worth a ...

So what about the Logitech Ergo K860? It looks fairly normal for ... the Microsoft Ergonomic Desktop keyboard but the split and tenting aren't as good. It does have some advantages over that ...

Few keyboards out there still serve the niche it does ... All-in-One Media Keyboard is another similar option that looks like it steers clear of the poor keys Logitech has used here.