Logitech K380 Pebble Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard – Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, Android, iPad, iPhone, Apple TV Compatible – with Flow Cross-Computer Control and Easy-Switch up to 3 Devices –Dark Grey

As someone who frequently juggles multiple devices, I’ve been on the hunt for a compact, reliable keyboard that seamlessly transitions between my laptop, tablet, and phone. Enter the Logitech K380 Pebble Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard—a sleek, pocket-sized wonder that has exceeded my expectations.Design and PortabilityThe K380’s design strikes a harmonious balance between form and function. Its slim profile (just 0.63 inches thick) makes it a breeze to slip into my laptop bag or backpack. Whether I’m working from a coffee shop or an airplane tray table, this keyboard’s footprint is refreshingly minimal. Plus, the pebble-like rounded edges add a touch of elegance.Typing ExperienceComfortable is the keyword here. The keys on the K380 provide a satisfying tactile response without being too loud. Despite its compact size, I find myself typing with ease—even for extended periods. The spacing between keys is generous, and the low-profile scissor switches deliver a pleasant typing rhythm.Multi-Device MagicThe K380’s standout feature is its ability to connect to three devices simultaneously. Pairing it with my MacBook, iPad, and Android phone is a breeze. A simple press of the numbered function keys (1, 2, or 3) switches seamlessly between devices. No more fumbling with Bluetooth settings—it just works.

To start with I would like to mention that this is the first review I have written and I felt compelled to do so after seeing that there weren't many reviews yet, one of which was overwhelmingly negative.Pairing:I bought the keyboard to use with my Nexus 9 (android) tablet. Out of the box pairing was a breeze and following the instructions on the slip sheet it took <1min to pair with my tablet. While writing this review I also paired it with my phone (Nexus 5) with equal ease. As advertised it was easy to switch between the two without re-pairing by selecting the proper "device button" at the top of the keyboard.Functionality:One of the reasons I selected this keyboard over others was because it is adaptive to different OS's and would allow for full use of the different function keys with my device. So far I have found all of the special keys to function properly with my Nexus 9, these include the "home" button, the button that allows you to toggle through different windows, the "back" button and the audio short cut butttons. So far I have found the use of these convenient while browsing. Additionally, traditional short cuts like "F5" to referesh and "ctrl+C" & "ctrl+V" to copy and paste also work. To me this is a definite plus as sometimes the copy and paste operations can be tricky with a touch screen and no keyboard.Typing Experience:I am a fairly proficient typist who can type by touch without looking at the keys and I find that I can type at my normal rate with this keyboard without having to slow down due to its size. I find the size to be big enough to allow you to type comfortably while also being compact enough that it could easily be put in a bag and taken with you if you are on the go. When typing the keys are fairly quiet and have a nice feel to the key press. One of my main trepidations with this product was the round keys, but I haven't found them to have any impact on the typing experience. In fact the keys are nice and concave making it easy for your fingers to rest on them as opposed to the flat style keys that some products use.Overall Impressions:I find the keyboard to be solid and good quality and would highly recommend it. I mainly use it with my tablet while sitting on the couch and have found it to be comfortable to use while setting on my lap. The size makes it comfortable to use on a regular basis while still being easily portable and the compatibility of the different function keys makes it easy and convenient to use with Android devices.

I had NO IDEA I would like this keyboard as much as I do. It's really interesting how you can experience something as simple as falling in love with a KEYBOARD after so many years of not thinking about them at all. Soooo let me start from the beginning on how this all happened and give you the reasons why you should and shouldn't purchase this keyboard.Recently I purchased a Lenovo y520 laptop as my daily puter. Even though I don't play computer games I wanted a rockin fast system and this one was it. Well little did I know along with all the newest and best parts like the extremely fast Solid state hard drive (which by the way if you don't have one in your computer you're missing out on one of life's greatest prizes and I wouldn't live without one), along with all of the goodies this baby came with, it also happens to have a rockin keyboard on it. I didn't even know that there was a difference between keyboards so this was a surprise to me to say the least. But I absolutely fell in love with the keyboard on this laptop. It's not why I bought it...but once you get the feel of the keys and used to them being backlit, it becomes VERY hard to go to anything else.,...and I would almost buy this laptop JUST for this keyboard now that I know it so well.WHELP that brings me to where I am now. I also have two other desktop computers that I was trading a logitech MK320 Keyboard and mouse setup between and every time I would trade out the USB dongle I was thinking #1 how much of a pain in the butt it was to do that, but #2 just how difficult the clunky keys were when I went to type something more than a word or two to name files. Don't get me wrong..it's a cool set up...and Logitech does a great job for the price etc...but compared to my new Lenovo keys...they are sorely lacking. So I went to the store to try out a few keyboards.Let me rephrase that, ALL of them....even the mechanical ones that gamers use...and typist use.....and the ones that click..the ones that don't...the ones that look like Chiclets and well... Literally every kind you can think of. And out of all of them I fell in love with these round keys on this little deal. I was stunned because just like my buddy said...you would think with round keys like this and the distance between them that you'd miss and screw up more often, but such isn't the case. I knew within moments of typing some crazy blurb that I was digging this experience. The one that I used at the store MIGHT have been the larger one with the numeric key pad but I couldn't remember for sure and just popped on this one without the keypad since I don't really need it and there isn't a size difference that I can tell. It types amazingly. I haven't regretted it ONE MOMENT!The beauty of this thing is that you can connect it to three different devices. The funny thing is that I didn't think anything about that when I purchased it. I just figured I'd pair it with the one computer and call it good..but once you have the ability...before I knew it I had it connected to my main work computer...then my Ipad...and then my phone...which...it's really nice to be able to type on your text messages instead of swiftkey or pecking with your fingers. I hadn't even thought of doing that. In fact I only did it...and tried it because I could...and it turned out awesome. Connecting to each device is as easy as a push of the button and it types like NUTS. I have now become officially a keyboard snob. I would literally pay very good money for a great keyboard. The whole experience of not making mistakes when you type, where the whole process is natural is just an experience all it's own and that every person should have.NOW...onto the cons of this thing. Well...I've only had this thing all of a few days, so i can't speak to the battery life, or the longevity of the keys etc, but the one thing that I can come right out and say is a bummer is that it's not backlit. I wanted the ease of typing with this specific keyboard because I tried other logitech keyboards that I wasn't real happy with, and there are only two models with these specific and lovely round keys and they AREN'T backlit. One with and without the keypad as I mentioned. They do have a wireless backlit keyboard but I can't speak to the way it types. I think I typed on that model and passed it up anyway as I was riffling through the models to test. So.... even though I've been ruined and spoiled now that my laptop is backlit and gives me the ability to find the home row easy as pie...AND you have to kind of feel your way around this one to get set up if you can't see really well in the dark..it's still worth it's weight in gold. It just types like a dream...really. And Logitech is a great brand you can trust. what's the downside? It's small so it's easy to use... BARELY smaller than a normal keyboard...types like the wind so I feel like a world class typist....and it's just....the coolest thing ever because it runs on everything effortlessly. I don't get emotional about most things...but the stuff that I really dig...and makes my life easier can get me that way. And this thing is definitely one of them. I have no regrets and I know you won't either.