Logitech Wireless Keyboard K350

Comfortable keyboard design; impressive list of customizable features; affordable compared with other ergonomic keyboards.

Inconveniently placed media keys.

The Logitech Wireless Keyboard K350 stands out for its comfortable ergonomic touches, an easy learning curve, affordable price, and unique Unifying connection. We have minor issues with the placement of the media controls, but heavy typists will...

It has a power switch on the back, which lets me clean it without typing random letters. The wrist rest part of the keyboard is very comfortable. The batteries seem to last forever. I use it with the Logitech M705 "Marathon Mouse" which works great.

SOmetimes the keys seem to "stick" partway down. It's not one key rubbing against another. Sometimes if I hit a key lightly it won't type the letter. The rest of the keyboard is great but this problem has me a little dissatisfied.

I like ergo keyboards. This is my second one and its much improved except for being a bit close together for my big hands Mouse is essentially the same as my earlier logitech wireless one, but software is improved for control of mouse.

Set up was not easy, even though K350 was replacement for earlier logitech's. Installation software could not automatically delete the older software, nor overwrite it. Required 4 reboots to uninstall manually the older software.

Loved the dedicated media keys

Wrists hurt after 5 minutes of use. There really isn't much to the ergonomics of this keyboard, just a VERY slight curve that makes it "look" ergonomic. If you've every had problems with your wrists, give this one a pass

Loved the dedicated media keys.

Wrists hurt after 5 minutes of use. There really isn't much to the ergonomics of this keyboard, just a VERY slight curve that makes it "look" ergonomic. If you've every had problems with your wrists, give this one a pass.

Natural-feeling curve, quiet keys, comfortable, unifying receiver

No major ones, not the most portable keyboard due to media keys placement and non-detachable palmrest.

took about a minute to install. My last wireless keyboard (which I returned) kept shutting off and requiring me to turn it off and on, or unplug and replug the USB key, etc. This keyboard and mouse worked from the very get go and has not given me any pr

none, really. I guess my only gripe is I wish the universal USB key worked w/ my logitec headset.

I liked the idea of the unifying RXvr system, needed to buy new keyboard, old Logitech died after 8 years. Feel is good and functions fine (after I found work around for quirks).

Quirks: Programmable keys don't alway do what they're supposed to. Example: Reprogramed Media Center key to bring up Outlook Email. When pressed for the first time after booting or setting a while it aways brought up Media Center instead.

I liked the idea of the unifying RXvr system, needed to buy new keyboard, old Logitech died after 8 years. Feel is good and functions fine (after I found work around for quirks)

Quirks: Programmable keys don't alway do what they're supposed to. Example: Reprogramed Media Center key to bring up Outlook Email. When pressed for the first time after booting or setting a while it aways brought up Media Center instead