Logitech Signature K650 Comfort Full-Size Wireless Keyboard with Wrist Rest, BLE Bluetooth or Logi Bolt USB Receiver, Deep-Cushioned Keys, Numpad, Compatible with Most OS/PC/Window/Mac - Graphite

Works great

I upgraded to this from the Logitech K270. I bought a new PC and wanted to take advantage of Bluetooth and free up my USB ports for other things. I'm quite happy with the key travel and softness and the low noise (I dislike mechanical for noise). I like shortcut buttons for things like emoji and screenshot. The Bluetooth sets up and works like a charm. I accidently turned off my Bluetooth on the PC but was able to get reconnected after connecting the wireless dongle (my Logi mouse also has dual connections). Everything is working as I wanted and I have nothing negative to say about it after a month of use.

I did not expect this keyboard to be this great at this price point. It's quiet, keys are smooth, and it has Bluetooth. I got this for my wife for her new office setup, and she said it's night and day compared to her previous keyboard, which was also Logitech.

I lile it but it has a weird configuration of buttons for the insert button.

CON's:> Wrist support not as large, or as soft, as the K350 Wave wrist support> I almost threw out the USB receiver because it was not in the battery compartment where there's a holder for it. Instead it was in a cutout in the cardboard inside the box....> Doesn't have the tactile feel of my K350> Included batteries are at 65% despite having the paper separator in place upon delivery.> Does not work with the older Logitech "Unifying" keyboard receiver.PRO's> Quiet keyboard - which is also why it doesn't have that tactile feel of the K350> Lots of user programmable keys.> Doesn't take up as much space as the wave keyboard - but mostly because of the smaller wrist pad....Only thing I actually docked the keyboard for is the wrist pad. It is only marginally softer than the rest of the plastic in the keyboard. Plus, in natural typing position, the heel of my palms are right on the edge of the keyboard/wrist pad which is only about 2 inches wide. My hands are only slightly larger than average, so I imagine that a LOT of people are going to have this problem as well. The K350 wrist pad is perfect, but I decided to change keyboards due to my old mouse dying, and the new "Logi Bolt" system from the new mouse is not compatible with the old Logitech Unifying Hardware receiver used with the K350 keyboard. I prefer to only have 1 controller in use, saving my USB ports for various other hardware, so I got this keyboard.I may end up sending this back and getting the new version of the Logitech Wave keyboard instead, it looks like it has a better wrist pad with it even if it's a larger keyboard overall.