Logitech Craft

Excellent build quality. No flex. Specific keys for both Windows and macOS.

Expensive. Shallow key travel. No wrist rest. Short battery life.

Finally, despite its carefully sculpted keys and solid build quality, the Craft is disappointing at doing what high-end keyboards should do best: provide a comfortable typing platform. Gamers, writers, and anyone else who needs to mash buttons for...

Quality design ; Quality craftsmanship and materials ; Great throw to the chiclet keys ; Number pad ; Backlit ; Great productivity tool within some apps

Pricey ; Some apps may not work ; No adjustable feet

Logitech has a great product here, for now, it’s really only for those who have the apps that are compatible with Logitech Options. As the company continues to expand that list, it could become a must buy for many. For now, I’d totally recommend this...

– Sleek and thin design ; – Very unique creative input dial ; – Really changes how you interact with your work-flow ; – Comfortable to type on

– Unable to edit the pre-set profiles ; – Keys can squeak sometimes

I have been using the Craft for the past few weeks and the biggest thing that I want to talk about is the creative input dial or crown. It really does change how you interact with what you are working on. So when using Adobe Premiere I can tap the...

Media control button ; Good actuation point ; Tactile key response ; Customizable for productivity

Limited access to software/apps ; Pricey

This isn’t any ordinary keyboard. This slim, minimalistic deck swaggers with potential thanks to a plethora of features made to improve productivity and assist creativity.

Smart lighting ; Minimalist aesthetics

Expensive ; With Dial functionality went further