Logitech K830 Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard with Built-in Touchpad – Easy-access Media Keys and Shortcut Keys for Windows or Android

I use this for my Linux NUC that sits under the TV for big room Zoom meetings during lockdown.Range is great... keys light up nicely for working in the dark with media content, and the trackpad works well as a mouse replacement. The form factor is great for use on your knees. Keys feel nice to type on and while it's not "full travel" it doesn't feel like a horrible chicklet keyboard (I'm looking at you Apple).The only thing I'n not keen on is the slightly aggressive 2 finger scrolling, but I'm used to the Apple magic trackpad which is the gold standard. I'm sure its as good as any PC trackpad you may have used ;-)

A great keyboard, connects immediately and works well with other Logitech keyboards using their unified receiver (I have the 2 Logitech living room keyboards and we use them at the same time). Compared to the Corsair at a similar price point this is easily the best (I have both). The touchpad software is Logitech only (the touchpad options in windows don't appear for it Logitech decided to use their own). The battery is fantastic and does last as long as stated (unlike others). The volume up/down are buttons I prefer a wheel and the trackpad is plastic not glass (Corsair is better here).

I got for VR and it does what it says, its a bit expensive, but its currently the on PC keyboard that does this.

Great device, but be mindful that it's the US keyboard layout, so will require a simple adjustment in windows to adjust to US/Eng QWERTY layout.

I already had one of these and loved it, but this one is not the UK keyboard - it's American layout.It is stupid to sell the American keyboard layout in the UK market. Even if you change the keyboard language, you're stuck with a non-standard layout and important keys like @ and " in reverse positions (and no £ symbol on the keyboard at all).Avoid.

It would be a very good keyboard, particularly with the backlighting for the keys, which is why it's expensive. Unfortunatley it powers of a small usb port rather than batteries. Major design flaw. With a usb charger lead regularly sticking out the back and getting pulled (getting caught on things, folk tripping on it) the port was too loose for the charger to stay in after less than six months. No help from Amazon after one month.

Why on earth are they delivering US keyboards to UK buyers who purchased on amazon uk?The symbols on the keys don't correspond with the symbols that are printed, and the layout can't be changed.Suggestions from logitech support have been useless.It took so long to arrive that I'm now stuck with an expensive irritating keyboard.

I've read a few comments about people having the same issue as me. The micro-USB socket is poorly designed and eventually breaks away from the circuit board it's attached to leaving you with a useless keyboard that can't be re-charged.This is an expensive product and Logitech have let themselves down with this poor design.It might explain why this product has been discontinued (March 2021).Frustratingly there seem to be few alternatives for living room keyboards which have trackpad and backlit keyboard.Edited to add - Because there are so few alternatives available.. I managed to resurrect my UK keyboard by buying a US version and transplanting the mini-circuit board with the USB socket from the US to the UK version. Works!Remember to swap USB receivers if you try this.