The 6 Best Logitech Keyboards of 2020
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Updates

• 03/25/2020 Logitech Slim Folio Pro reviewed
• 03/23/2020 Logitech K380 reviewed
• 03/02/2020 Logitech K350 reviewed
• 02/18/2020 Logitech K800 reviewed
• 02/12/2020 Logitech K480 Bluetooth Multidevice Keyboard reviewed

Best Logitech Keyboards

1. Best Logitech Keyboard For The Office

   

   Logitech MX Keys

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   B&H
   Test Methodology v0.8

   7.9

   Office
   Connectivity Wireless

   Size

   Full-size (100%)

   Mechanical

   No

   The best Logitech keyboard for the office we've tested so far is the Logitech MX Keys. The indented keys make it fantastic for typing and help reduce typos. With scissor switches, there's a low actuation force and travel distance. The keyboard has full compatibility on both Windows and macOS, along with partial compatibility on iOS, iPadOS, and Android - that said, every key still works, aside from the calculator. It can be paired with up to three devices at once, and switching between them is easy with three dedicated keys.

   This keyboard has a frame built entirely out of metal, so it's solid enough that it won't slip or move on your desk while typing. Each key is individually backlit in white, making it easier to view in darker environments. Additionally, you can customize the function keys to open various apps using the Logitech Options software.

   However, the keyboard is set at an angle and there are no incline settings, so some may find it uncomfortable, though Logitech sells a wrist rest separately. Overall, this is a fantastic keyboard to type on, and it's a great keyboard for the office.

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2. Ergonomic Alternative

   

   Logitech ERGO K860 Wireless Split Keyboard

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   B&H
   Connectivity Wireless

   Size

   Full-size (100%)

   Mechanical

   No

   If you don't like the Logitech MX Keys' straight design, the Logitech ERGO K860 Wireless Split Keyboard's curved design is a better alternative. Although it's not as travel-friendly as the other keyboard, it can also connect via Bluetooth with up to three devices. The split keyboard design may take some time getting used to, and along with the negative incline settings, it's designed to reduce strain on your wrist. Unfortunately, it doesn't have any backlighting, so it isn't ideal for darker environments, but that's not usually a problem if you're going to use it in the office.

   If you're looking for a more typical straight typing experience, the MX Keys is a good choice. If you want a curved typing option, look into the K860.

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3. Best Logitech Keyboard For Gaming

   

   Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED

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   B&H
   Test Methodology v0.8

   9.1

   Gaming
   Connectivity Wireless

   Size

   Full-size (100%)

   Mechanical

   Yes

   The best keyboard for gaming from Logitech we've tested so far is the Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED. This keyboard has a small profile, so the mechanical keys have a very low pre-travel distance. It's available in tactile, clicky, and linear switches, but our unit has tactile keys, so they're good for any type of gaming. This is a full-size keyboard with full customization options and five macro keys on the left side. The Logitech G HUB software lets you choose the RGB lighting on a per-key basis, is very user-friendly, and can save as many profiles as you want - the keyboard itself has enough on-board memory for three profiles.

   This keyboard also has outstanding wireless versatility. You can pair one device via the receiver and one via Bluetooth at once, and switch between the two like the Logitech MX Keys and the Logitech ERGO K860 Wireless Split Keyboard. This keyboard is built with a metal frame and hard plastic on the back, and the keys are made out of double-shot ABS plastic, which feels durable.

   However, because it has such a strong build, it's a heavy keyboard and is hard to carry around. The ergonomics aren't great, either, as it lacks a wrist rest. Overall, this is a great gaming keyboard with the low travel distance of the mechanical switches.

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4. Wired Alternative

   

   Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC RGB

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   Connectivity Wired

   Size

   Full-size (100%)

   Mechanical

   Yes

   If you're looking for a wired alternative, the Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC RGB is a great choice. It's essentially a wired version of the Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED, but without the wireless versatility. This keyboard is also available in tactile, clicky, or linear switches, but our unit had the tactile switches which have a low profile and low pre-travel distance. It comes with five macro programmable keys, and the Logitech software offers full customization on the keyboard. Unfortunately, this isn't a good typing keyboard since there's a slight wobble in the keys.

   If you're looking for a wireless gaming keyboard to pair to multiple devices, the G915 is a great choice, but if you don't mind getting a wired keyboard, go for the G815, one of the best keyboards from Logitech.

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5. Best Logitech Keyboard For Mobile

   

   Logitech K780

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   B&H
   Test Methodology v0.8

   7.3

   Mobile/Tablet
   Connectivity Wireless

   Size

   Full-size (100%)

   Mechanical

   No

   The best Logitech keyboard for mobile we've tested so far is the Logitech K780. This is a decent keyboard that can pair up with any device you need, and if you use multiple devices at once, the stand at the back allows you to place your phone or tablet there while you work. It can connect to Windows, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and Android devices, and you can connect to three devices with its receiver and two more devices over Bluetooth. It comes with 2x AAA batteries, so you don't have to worry about charging the keyboard every day.

   Additionally, its typing quality is great with its scissor keys. It has circular keys, which may take some time getting used to, but there's enough space between them to help reduce typos. There's also a low travel distance, but with a tactile feel, you get nice feedback and it's harder to press a key by mistake.

   However, because it's a full-sized keyboard, it's a bit heavier and bigger to carry around compared to other mobile-friendly keyboards. Overall, this is a great keyboard for mobile offices or use with tablets and phones.

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6. Travel-Friendly Alternative

   

   Logitech Keys-To-Go

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   Connectivity Wireless

   Size

   Compact (60%)

   Mechanical

   No

   If you're looking for a travel-friendly alternative, go with the Logitech Keys-To-Go. Although it's not full-sized and the typing quality doesn't quite match up to the Logitech K780, this is an amazing lightweight keyboard to carry around. As the name suggests, it's very useful if you're traveling and need to get some work done. It's a better choice to type on than your phone or tablet, but some people may not find it comfortable for all-day typing. Unlike the K780, it can only connect to one device at a time via Bluetooth, but there are different variants of the keyboard for Apple and Windows/Android.

   If you like multi-device pairing and want to use a full-sized keyboard, the K780 is a solid pick, but if you're constantly moving around, consider the Keys-To-Go.

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