Logitech Craft Advanced Keyboard with Creative Input Dial

I have a computer hooked up to my TV in the den that I use to work on various projects while I relaxing, and the craft keyboard is a great choice for interfacing to that computer. The wireless connection is solid, it’s built well, and it’s compact enough to easily sit on my lap. It has a full set of keys, including a numeric keypad, and function keys (with the help of the fn key). I really appreciate the programmable input dial, which makes it quick and easy to access specific functions such as launching apps. The backlit keys are a must-have for me, and don’t seem to drain the battery too badly. The keyboard, which is charged by USB, has excellent battery life. It’s just an overall good choice for working with a computer for which you are not seated in front of.

Fantastic keyboard, hard to find these days. The keys have constant performance and they are short in height with an edged circled bump on the middle which kind of guiding you. Excellent connection and no need for that little Bluetooth thingie, just the connection software (works perfectly with the new mouse from same company). The on off button is a bit loose but holds well. Excellent backlight and superb battery conservation. Enjoy!

Best keyboard that I have it!

I don't like Mac keyboards. They are apparently made for very thin, precise people with awesomely light fingers. I am not particularly large nor are my fingers ungainly but I cannot type on them without a 95% error rate. I prefer a true mechanical keyboard but they're a bit noisy and I get complaints from others within earshot. This one is a good compromise. It's not noisy but it has a deeper key drop (or whatever the term is) so that your fingers can enjoy a little more movement (which, btw, is very important in avoiding tendonitis over the long term). HOWEVER, the "I" and the "e" are still prone to duplication at the slightest provocation. Why can't somebody stiffen those frequently used keys up a bit?

I got this keyboard for my graphic/web design job and it’s so good. The keys are the perfect height and I love the subtle finder indent. The lights are also a nice touch and it includes both Mac and PC shortcut labels. It’s also very silent. Only downside is I have to charge it a few times a week and I tend to forget before the red battery light comes on.

Built like a tank with solid keys that make typing effortless. The sensor for the backlighting is spot on with no delay or bold movement necessary to activate it. Integrated easily.

I purchased a Logitech Craft used keyboard, which arrived in a damaged and unusable condition. The keys were sticky, the “Enter” key and surrounding keys didn’t work, and the item was clearly defective. I returned it, only to be charged an outrageous 50% restocking fee, even though Amazon’s policy clearly states that restocking fees do not apply to damaged items. When I contacted the seller to explain, they blamed me for the damages—falsely claiming I spilled liquid on the keyboard—and refused to issue a full refund. The seller’s response was both unprofessional and aggressive, stating: “We were kind enough to just charge you restocking” as if they were doing me a favor. This experience was extremely frustrating. The seller not only ignored Amazon’s policies but also blamed me for their faulty product. Thankfully, Amazon resolved the issue through an A-to-z Guarantee claim and issued a full refund. If you’re considering buying from this seller, I strongly recommend against it. Their handling of this situation was dishonest, unprofessional, and unacceptable.

If it wasn't so well made and heavy, I'd take it with me when I travel.

Great external KB for use with multi-devices, built-in battery with USB-C charging saves on buying AA batteries.

Good for typing. Takes a while to get the hang of special feature a

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it was indeed a heavy and sturdy keyboard. tried pairing and using it. i feel it is worth every penny. pairing was very fast with Windows 11 and my laptop with Windows 10. typing on it was decent and quiet. the dial makes my software choice selection quite speedy.

The heaviest, highest quality keyboard I have ever owned. Not for gaming, but for email, docs etc. you cannot find a better choice. The dial wheel has differnet uses depending on the application you are using. It does come in handy, but if you are not interested, just purchase the MX Keys standard version and you get essentially the same look at feel with a slightly different color profile. You can switch control of up to 3 different devices on the fly....I use it to switch from my windows work computer, my mac mini and IPAD without any disruption. This eliminates the need for two different keyboards. Likewise, the keys are labeled for both windows and mac environment. Fantastic keyboard.....I just purchased a second unit for my real office as we are starting to return to work two days a week.