Logitech Bluetooth Easy-Switch K811 Keyboard For Mac, Ipad, Iphone - Silver/Black

The Sandstrom is almost identical apart from not being backlit, the Sandstrom is £13, why the price of this is so high is beyond logic.

compared to the USA price its robbery,I will wait until Apple brings one out,Logitech loses out on another sale.

LOGTEC that is blackmail.

US price - $83.17 really??

Lo uso por horas todos los días y funciona de maravilla. Lo único que le falta es botones para "siguiente" y "regresar" – p.ej. "siguiente canción".

This keyboard is great. Pairing is super easy (for Macs, iOS, Windows and Android), and the easy switch feature is really nice. You can switch between three paired devices, and it only takes about 2 seconds. It pairs better with OS X and iOS devices, but it works with Windows and Android fine too. The connection is always stable. I like the black keys on aluminum base, they have decent travel and their somewhat concave shape makes it great for typing a lot. The backlighting comes in very useful at night. The battery life is super, super long (we're talking months) and charging is easy, using a Micro USB cable.My two complaints about this keyboard (you have to have some): finger oil gets easily on the keys and it makes them shiny (same problem happens with the MacBook keyboards) and the media controls are lacking (you only get Play/Pause, no Next/Previous Track available).

I've been using this for a week, and I can comfortably say it's the best keyboard I've used. In the list below, advantages are depicted with a plus sign, and drawbacks with a minus:+ The typing experience is excellent, second only to the Apple "Magic" Keyboard, and better than Apple and Microsoft USB keyboards.+ It pairs with up to three devices, so I can use it with both my iMac and iPad. And if I buy a third device, I can pair it with that as well. In today's multi-device world, having a keyboard that works with only one device makes no sense. Particularly for the "Magic" keyboard, which costs ₹8000. You'll have to buy two keyboards for ₹16000, and clutter your desk. The Logitech does it much better.+ It's backlit, so usable at night, especially by people who are not touch typists and need to see the letters before typing.+ The backlight has a few adjustable levels, so you can set the level you want. I chose the dimmest, which works well for me.+ The backlight automatically goes off during daytime, so it doesn't waste battery.+ The backlight goes off after a short while of you using the keyboard, so it doesn't distract if you're watching a movie. This is a problem I've had with the Macbook Pro: the backlight stays on, and is bright against the dark screen, distracting you from what you're watching. The Logitech doesn't have this problem. Once the backlight goes off, it comes back on when your finger comes close to the keyboard, even before you touch any key.+ The keyboard charges over micro USB, unlike the "Magic" keyboard, which uses Apple's crappy proprietary Lightning connector. Unless you like paying ₹2000 for a charging cable, you'll like the Logitech keyboard.- After charging the keyboard fully, it lasted 4-5 days despite me never bothering to turn it off when I'm not using it. I don't know when it will run out, because it doesn't show a percentage charge, either on the keyboard or in macOS (like the "Magic" keyboard does).+ The keyboard is not angled upward, as many keyboards are (the function keys are higher from the desk than the spacebar is). Angled keyboards aren't ergonomic, and cause strain in your wrist. The Apple "Magic" keyboard isn't angled much, but the Logitech is even better.+ The keyboard doesn't have a number pad. Having a number pad isn't ergonomic because it puts the mouse farther away from you, requiring you to stretch.- The arrow keys are half-height, which is irritating, but common nowadays on most keyboards.- Most Apple keyboards use the F1 and F2 keys to control screen brightness, so I press F2 to increase brightness, out of muscle memory, but on the Logitech keyboard, that unpairs the keyboard from the computer and tries to pair it with a second (non-existent) device. This has happened multiple times and is irritating.

I bought this to switch between my mini mac, macbook pro, and windows PC, though I also tried it on my iPhone and iPad. It works as advertised, and it is nice to look at. The keys feel nice, a good solid texture, and I like the dips in each key.I haven't had the bluetooth cut out, though after I installed the keyboard and the Logitech software on my mac mini, it started showing the Bluetooth connection screen on startup, saying it could not connect to the keyboard, but the keyboard was indeed working. I just disabled the option in Preferences under Bluetooth for Advanced: "Open Bluetooth Setup Assistant at startup if no keyboard is detected", and the problem went away. The keyboard did wake my mac up, and I even had it powered off, powered it on, then hit a key to wake it.The keyboard is a lot smaller than I expected, but it hasn't really impacted my typing ability. The keyboard truly has no ergonomics in mind though, so you will need to prop the back up on something (I prop it up on my other keyboard's ergonomic palm rest, ironically). It's almost flat otherwise, a small rise from front to back.Switching between the iPhone, iPad, and Mac Mini has worked very well and is very fast, and typing worked fine. I dropped the iPad connection and replaced with my Windows 7 PC, and the switch was easy and seamless. It would only be better if it had 4 (or maybe 5) connection options, but that's not the market share I'm sure.The backlight is nice, all of the controls work well. I can play/pause, mute, change volume on Windows with it as well. Switching between devices is fast.What I don't like is similar to other complaints, no Next Song/Prev Song buttons, but I can deal. I honestly can't think of anything that I would call a showstopper.I won't ding it on rating obviously, but if you use it for Windows, note that there is no way to lock the Function keys at the top, so you have to press Fn every time, and using a lot of Adobe products on the Windows side, this does make it a pain. I will probably not use the keyboard for the Windows PC much and keep it Mac oriented (Not complaining, just giving notice to anyone else that might consider using it for Windows).EDIT: I've used the keyboard for a while now, almost daily, and it is working well after about 6 months. I can't believe how little I've had to charge it (maybe 4 times since I bought it). The battery lasts and amazingly long time between charges. They keys and keyboard are still fully functioning with no wear and tear noticeable (and my 2 yr old likes to carry it around and beat on it too).

Why wasn’t this my first keyboard? I’ve been working from home and wanted a keyboard for my IPAD, this is the fifth keyboard I’ve tried so far, first one was to heavy, next too small with cramped keys, third broke within a month, fourth had lag time issues, but this one works like melted butter, smooth. Love the look, the touch of the keys, there’s no lag time, extremely easy to setup, it’s perfect and I only got it this afternoon. Definitely a quality product.Update: just wanted to say how much I am enjoying this product.