Logitech Wireless Keyboard K270 with Long-Range Wireless (920-003051) - Black

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The service is good and I received from courier very quickly. Thank you amazon.All the best First time I have given order in online.

Purchased in 2013 under 1K. No issues till now. The keyboard is superb. It has on-off switch. Keys are comfortable to type. Works on 2 AAA batteries, have not changed the batteries yet. Easily works within room. Way too much priced on Amazon.

Why logitech not selling this in india. It also comes in combo named mk 270r in which it has been paired with m185 crap. There is no option to buy mouse and keyboard separately.

few Keys not working after one month of purchase

Keyboard is large and easy to use - easy to see the numbers/letters and easy to press.

Edit 7/24/23: I just picked up a Logitech compact wireless mouse, M325. It did have the unifying symbol on it, and I was able to very easily sync it up with the keyboard. Took about 10 secs for it to do it. I just bought this to replace a keyboard/mouse combo I picked up at the W store about 2 years ago. It's the same model, but this is slightly different. It's white on the bottom, the keys are really quiet and seem smoother, and this one has the unifying dongle to it. My other one was not unifying, and the mouse had gone out. That's when I discovered about the "unifying", and so it was either pay a few more dollars for this keyboard that is unifying and buy a separate unifying mouse, or buy the same combo that isn't unifying which was on sale for 17. And seeing as if one goes out on the combo, you can't just buy another to use on the same dongle, I went this route. I figure in the long run this would be the cheaper option. I had another mouse handy that is not unifying, and it would not sync up with this keyboard. So, if you want one dongle to run both mouse and keyboard, as well as other stuff you need to look for that orange symbol on the dongle or package. Then you need to use the software on the logitech site to sync them together. IMO kinda dumb. Just make everything sync up together. Overall, decent keyboard for me for basic medium web browsing type of use, no gaming. I have the keyboard about a foot away from the monitor, and no issues with it. My old keyboard was still working ok, it just had a bunch of dust and gunk in the keys and a few keys I never use popped off and lost due to my cat digging it up for some reason. I had spilled stuff on it before, and it still worked fine. Battery had lasted, it was going on about 2 years I'd had it.

The keyboard was purchased as it offers Unifier connectivity. I had never looked at my mouse closely which is a Logi M310. The mouse to my surprise was as well a unifier device. I ordered the keyboard to allow operation of a laptop with the screen closed. Setup was easy after I figured out the process. I had downloaded the Logitech software. I tried to connect the mouse and it was a no go. I did the turnoff the device instruction but no connection. I also reset the mouse thru the software programme. The solution was simple with the keyboard unifier receiver plugged into the laptop port I decided to toggle the actual keyboard on and off and that resulted in the mouse connecting to the unifier receiver that was supplied with the keyboard. The M310 mouse that I purchased a year ago did not come with a unifier receiver. Everything works perfect out of the box on day one.

This keyboard is everything they say it is, and has a great rebound feel to the keys that professionals like, without being noisy. Syncs with laptop immediately, no delay

I first bought one in July 2015 which has worked flawlessly since. So when my wife asked for a new keyboard I got her one too. You can see in my photo that the keyboard layout is the same on the two I have received. Note, this layout is different to the one currently shown in this listing's photos. In particular, my two are UK layouts as they have a £ sign. Several reviewers has said that the unifying receiver was missing. The included single page instructions suggest the unifying receiver will be found tucked in behind the back of the keyboard, where there is a slot. But it is not. They have a slot for it directly on the cardboard box. The listing has a photo showing this. After removing the plastic strip from the batteries, like another reviewer, I too thought that they weren't working. So, I took them out and reinserted them, and all started working fine. On a side note, I was worried that there would be an issue using two of the same keyboards in the same room but they worked fine independently right from the start, without me bothering to install any software on my wife's PC.