Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s, Multi-Device Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard with Customizable Shortcuts, Slim and Portable, Easy-Switch for Windows, macOS, iPadOS, Android, Chrome OS - Tonal Rose

This is the cutest little keyboard and it killed me to return it. I use my computer exclusively for work and I found this particular keyboard a little too compact/squished for daily work use. Otherwise, it worked fantastic, felt great to type on, and looked adorable on my desk. It paired easily with my computer and there was a little lag time after it went to sleep. Just a quick press of a key and it connected with 1-2 seconds. It would be a great keyboard for light personal use or something to use with a tablet.

I recently purchased this compact numeric keypad, and I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance. The design is incredibly solid, with a sturdy build that feels like it’s made to last through years of heavy use—perfect for my writing and data entry tasks. The key accuracy is spot-on, ensuring I don’t miss a single number or operation, which has boosted my productivity significantly. Programming the keys was a breeze, thanks to the straightforward setup process, and I love how there’s absolutely no key sticking, even after hours of continuous typing. For anyone looking for a reliable, portable numpad that delivers on both durability and functionality, this is a fantastic choice!

They make almost NO sound. Even quieter than my MacBook laptop. Perfect for taking to the library when you want to type but not annoy others around you. I’m sure this would also be great if you lived with somebody who easily gets annoyed by noises, like typing. Works great with my MacBook, and iPad. Smaller format keyboard, so no number pad but still very useful

I give it 4 stars because of the price and the features (the 3 different bluetooth profile buttons make it easy to switch to other computers / your phone) but I'm very close to 3 stars. It's just not that easy to type on and by that I mean that I make a noticeable amount more mistakes on this keyboard compared to something I would give 5 stars. I think it's mostly the bubble key design that somehow just throws off the tactile feel. Without lights I can really struggle to find the home keys (they do have a tactile bump but for some reason I just have trouble aligning). In the end, if it's your full time keyboard, it's always going to come back to how it feels to type on it.To the positive, the size is great for portability and considering my other external keyboards are not bluetooth and require plugging in a USB dongle to my laptop, using this keyboard means I get much better battery life.More negative though, the button shortcuts, maybe because of the 3 bluetooth profile shortcuts are a bit off. Volume UP key works, volume DOWN key requires pressing the Fn key. I haven't yet figured out if you can actually adjust brightness. To me these are minor problems, it's really the feel of the keyboard that makes this a 3 at heart but because of the price and the bluetooth, I'll say 4 BUT I wouldn't buy it again to be honest. Comfortable typing is important! The Apple compact keyboard has the same size but is much more comfortable (and much more expensive).

First off, this is a nicely made keyboard and works really well with Bluetooth on Windows machines. It will work really well right after setup on Linux but after a reboot will not automatically switch in. I had a similar issue with a M720 mouse and resorted to using the Unifying Receiver that came with it. I figure I would get the same behavior with the K380s so I tried to connect it to the same Unifying Receiver. (I dual boot with Windows 11 and used the Logitech software for the attempt.) It was a NO GO. No manner of Unifying software or disabling the Bluetooth would get it to connect. I have seen conflicting info online about whether it works and I can tell you I tried to connect mine to 3 different Unifying Receivers on two different Windows 11 systems and the K380s will not connect. I have seen word that the Bolt Receivers are the way to go....I'm not convinced. Logitech Support info is sketchy on the subject and I don't believe half the people on Reddit that insist you can connect it to a UR. The Logi Options+ software will show the mouse and keyboard but only the mouse is using the UR, the keyboard has the Bluetooth icon. The check on that is when you turn off Bluetooth in Settings the mouse keeps working and the keyboard stops. Now I have to solve the debate in my head as to whether this thing gets returned.....sigh. Amended 9/22: I solved the receiver problem. I bought an M550L from Amazon that came today. It was equipped with the Bolt Receiver. When I ran the Logi Options+ on Windows 11 looking for the K380s and it took all of 2 seconds to find it. The two work like champs in Ubuntu 24.04.01. The small size and the utility now that the receiver issue is solved makes this K380s a great addition to my complicated office environment and takes two other keyboards out of the crowded picture.

A bluetooth keyboard... small, lightweight, and full of character!This keyboard was made for people who hate wires. Me wanting a clean setup while I work from home, this was the perfect option. It pairs smoothly to my Mac Mini and takes only 2 seconds to turn on when my computer goes to sleep.The keys are slightly taller than a MacBook keys so they are easy to type on. I actually enjoy the keys being round. You don't feel that they are round per-say however, they do form to your fingers comfortably.The keyboard is easy to clean and I don't really get lint between the keys.I think this keyboard is worth its price point. I would highly reccomend.