Logitech K780 Keyboard Review

The Logitech K780 is a full-size keyboard with a NumPad and arrow keys, but it's still a bit smaller than most typical keyboards thanks to its layout. If you want a smaller keyboard that is easier to bring around, check out the Logitech K480.

The Logitech K780 is a very well-built keyboard. The frame is made from very solid plastic with very little flex. The tablet/phone stand feels durable and is covered by a grippy texture so your devices stay in place well. However, the keycaps do feel a bit light and cheap, but the overall build quality is great.

This straight keyboard doesn't have real ergonomic features like an incline setting or a wrist rest, but its flat design makes it comfortable to type on.

This keyboard doesn't have any backlighting, so it won't be the best option to use in dark environments.

This keyboard is wireless-only and doesn't have a charging cable.

The Logitech K780 can be used wirelessly with its receiver, or via Bluetooth. Although you can only use it with one device with its receiver, you can still connect two devices via Bluetooth and easily switch between them. You can also connect three devices via Bluetooth. The keyboard comes with 2x AAA batteries, and the manufacturer rates the battery life at 24 months.

This keyboard has a few hotkeys (F4-F6 and the search key) that you can select some commands from a list of presets, but you can't really program any yourself. It can also automatically detect which kind of device you're connected to and adjusts the keys accordingly. This keyboard's main feature is that it has a nice stand for your mobile devices like a phone or a tablet. Out-of-the-box, The F keys default to media keys, but you can switch this in the software. You can also disable the Windows key in the software.

• Logitech K780 keyboard
• USB receiver
• 2x AAA batteries
• Manual

This keyboard features typical tactile scissor switches. They have a very low pre-travel distance and require very little force to actuate. However, they do have a noticeable bump before the actuation point, which requires quite a bit of force.

Typing on the Logitech K780 might be weird at first for some due to the circular keys, but you get used to it quite quickly. The keys are very stable and their low profile is nice. The spacing of the keys is good and helps reduce typos. Since the bump of the keystroke needs quite a bit of force to get over, it's hard to accidentally press a key.

Typing on this keyboard is very quiet and you shouldn't bother any colleagues surrounding you. The spacebar is slightly louder than the other keys, but it's still very quiet overall.

The Logitech K780 is compatible with Logitech Options, although there aren't many customization options available. You can create a lot of different profiles, where you can remap some functions depending on the different applications you use, but that's about it.

The Logitech K780 has amazing compatibility thanks to its Bluetooth connection. You can use this on any platform, although the software isn't available on iOS, iPadOS, Linux, and Android.