Logitech Bluetooth Keyboard Review: Keys-To-Go vs the K480

[@nickraphael5382]

The gentleman is an exceptional reviewer: informative, to the point, well-produced evaluations and demo. May your standards take over the world.

[@dqstudios]

Thank you for the kind words +Nick Raphael! Means a lot and will definitely make more videos because of it :) Cheers!

[@IngenieroMarron]

agree. 2 years later it still holds up. Good review, love the spoiler alert.

[@OliverHenaineOficial]

Subscribed just after this review. More reviewers like you please!

[@AayanSyedXD]

How can we play games with help of this keyboard

[@ForeverMasterless]

I know you're a good reviewer because you convinced me to buy the keyboard you didn't like. You properly explained the pros/cons of both, which helped me realize the K480 is the best for my use-case, which is mainly just having a keyboard I can use around the house or in my backyard, in various laying down/sitting positions, with my phone/tablet as well as the desktop PC I have setup in front of my couch in the living room. It would be replacing the keyboard I currently use for that PC, the logitech K800, which is over 3.5 lbs, so from my perspective it seems light, lol.

[@dqstudios]

Thanks for the kind words and glad to help :) Cheers!

[@boiltheegg4864]

U like Alexander Hamilton?🤓

[@Kncperseus]

the k800 is 3.5 lbs? Goodness me, I must be stronger than I thought.

[@kathycoleman4648]

I always love hearing how different people reach purchasing decisions. The click of the K480 keys is actually a selling point, rather than a deal breaker, for me. I'm legally blind and use the sound that comes back from keys to help me catch if I've made a typing error or double pressed something. Anyway, thanks for the great comparison and reviews.

[@gaurav19may]

I just ordered one after finding out that it is clicky. :)

[@Aakash.Singh1]

@@gaurav19may how's it holding up ?

[@gaurav19may]

@@Aakash.Singh1 it's been great so far. No issues whatsoever.

[@hamburger5888]

Why the hell am I looking at a review that disses the keyboard I *just purchased*

[@dqstudios]

HAHAHAHAHA!! #geekslife

[@akshayd211]

Well I am going with your choice too. The mechanical feel is so much better than the felt. Also the angle is far better if you are working on tabs that dont have amoled displays! KAYYYYYYFOOOHATEEE FTW!

[@Dr.SariHamoud]

Same here. I guess we just want to convince ourselves that we made the right call.

[@itsnouramoonlight5013]

My husband has it too lol and I was about to buy it well.. not anymore but does anyone know which keyboard is that white one on the side? He didn’t say anything about it ?!!!!

[@bepis2123]

which one? k480? coz i just bought it just now.

[@JackDD]

I think I'll go with the K480. I use a mechanical keyboard, so I like the noisy typing experience. I want to piss off the hipsters in Starbucks.

[@leticiaambrocio7531]

Jack Durrant how do u connect to a PC?? Im olny seeing videos of ppl connecting to a phone or tablet. By any chance donu know how to.connect it to a desk top computer???

[@vivealexcheng]

By being a hipster in Starbucks?

[@Jimbob-zv5zr]

Amen I'm with you on the noise...I attach howler monkeys by their balls to my enter key if I'm really pissed off that day.

[@Kncperseus]

@@leticiaambrocio7531 well, if your desktop PC does not come with an in-built bluetooth trasceiver, I daresay you will need to buy a USB bluetooth dongle/adapter for bluetooth. That will allow you to connect to PC

[@4ksandknives]

Real typists live for clack. Still quieter than my Ducky Cherry MX Blues and MX Greens XDDDD

[@CKEntandEdu]

You are hilarious dude. Great energy, The best part of your vid was how you broke down your criteria which everyone should do when choosing a keyboard or really any tek. Nice job.

[@DanBond002]

Tbh the keyboard sounds are relaxing, more like an ASMR.

[@pubggirlolivia4643]

u r right

[@FJ-Victor]

It's been almost six months since I purchased the K480, and found it very helpful. It's features are unmatched by any other keyboard even as of today. I mean, when I got this I was using an iPhone and then I switched to android. And it still works. Moreover, it works simultaneously with three different devices of any operating system! Keys To-Go requires you to choose the version before you buy. Great review even with my keyboard ended up loosing in your books.

[@awesomeink]

I bought both over a year ago "the keys to go" became worn out the keys faded and the plastic cover split were as my k480 is still kicking

[@dqstudios]

Thanks for the real-world report!

[@chatterbox7750]

is it still working now? two years later?

[@reginaphalange1990]

Wow, you are very charismatic! And 5 years after this video, I’m getting the Keys to Go 😁

[@douglasjenkyns5415]

I'm a graphic designer. I have a K480 that I use at work. I monitor my email on my iPad resting in the slot on the keyboard while I work on the Mac. The keyboard lets me easily and quickly switch between devices. This means I can be super-responsive to priority emails. I actually like the feel and sound of the keyboard. I don't find it too loud. There is a good amount of travel and springiness to the keys. The weight helps keep it from sliding around on my desk. I wouldn't, however recommend it to someone who wants to carry it around. It is just a bit to bulky and heavy for that. I think it's better around the office or home.

[@gglidd]

Dave - good review, and helped me get off the fence in deciding between the k380 and the keys-to-go. Picked up keys-to-go and am very happy with it - thanks.

[@dqstudios]

+gglidd Glad to hear it and happy typing :)

[@Siunloader]

Very helpful review going with the k480 ordered it while watching can’t wait to give it a whirl!

[@dannyaspiras7810]

Great review on both keyboards I have K480 its a great keyboard I like the fact that you can use it on iOS and Android and PC. And battery life is excellent been using this keyboard everyday for over a year now and still on the same set of batteries. I’m a very fast typer so this keyboard works great on ease and speed of the keys. No lag and I like the sound of the keys being quiet is not an issue for me.

[@dnannery]

This is amazing. I was trying to decide between these two exact keyboards, for this exact use case (typing from my lap). I can't believe you made such an awesome and thorough video! Looks like Keys-to-Go are the way to go for me.

[@dqstudios]

Great minds!! Happy typing :)

[@korpulian]

Great review! I went for "the loser", here's why: I personally don't really care about the key sounds, but I love to have keys a bit apart while typing. It has that killer integrated stand and its weight makes it sit nicely tight on your lap.

[@korpulian]

Here s an update from me, after having both keyboards for two weeks: K480 is the right choice for me. Keys-To-Go is not a bad keyboard, but its layout is squeezed and it's not that easy to type with it, especially when it's on your lap or sits on a soft surface like a pillow e.g.. It's thin, thus pretty unstable, you have to press hard to hit the desired key plus its grip has a stupid angle. And K480's switching between Mac, iPad and an Android phone is a killer, has a great stable dock to have all gadgets in front of you; I even dumped my Mac keyboard after using it for a day or so.

[@immavenus9280]

Ppp No

[@Yes4Sauce]

Loved your review. New subscriber here! You have an awesome natural way to your reviews. Great personality and you are easy to listen to and understand! :)

[@dqstudios]

Thank you so much! Happy Tuesday 😎

[@alfa_romeo0701]

Impressed with clarity, knowledge, rationale n eloquence and yet I went for 380 :)

[@doros9.2]

Infomative, to the point, adresses the main issues, makes the choice easier, even if one opts for the version you sent back. Thank you.

[@clouddancer7624]

I have had the K480 now for 2 years plus, and love it. As far as the clanging sounding keys, to be honest, until I saw this KZbin, I haven't noticed it. Great keyboard, and I am very satisfied.

[@gamestrophies1336]

I don't bother by the keyboard sound 🔉 I don't know why people annoyed 😤 by that.

[@idiscovertech]

There's no ESC KEY button of the 2nd keyboard. Just a warning

[@kakyoism]

Interesting. What you raised applies to most pad keyboards I've seen. ESC seems a desktop thing for a lot of "quit" actions. But current mobile apps don't usually quit, they simply switch, unless you insist with the swipe-up gesture; within each app, any prompts, like discarding changes, "quit" by responding to a background touch on the screen (it's free from aiming), so that takes care of the other half of the desktop ESC jobs. On top of these, inspired by a typical Mac keyboard, Logitech comes up with the top row of keys. Its top-left button, where a ESC should be on a desktop keyboard, acts as the "home button" to help you "quit everything", a.k.a. return to "desktop", which is probably the most popular "quit" on a pad or a phone. So I can totally see why a dedicated ESC is out of the question on mobile. One thing I learned from working with keyboard-aided pads and Ultrabooks is that I can be more productive when I know exactly when to touch my screen and when to stick with my keyboard. For instance, many micro-navigation keyboard shortcuts are still practical like the Mac Ctrl-A/B/E/F/N/P sequence, but sometimes random access via a touch between characters can really drive you home faster.

[@edewar6004]

The overly steep angle of the holder on the keys to go is easily remedied by scraping a kraft knife blade over the back edge of the holder slot a few times to shave the corner off. My tablet now sits at the same angle as it does in the K480. Stability is not an issue with this change either. Thanks for this review, I bought both keyhboards off the back of this video and really like them both! I find the K480 more comfortable, but the keys are sometimes a little sticky if you hit them on the edge. And yeah pretty noisy but I don't mind this much of the the time. I like the connection selection switch, plus I prefer removable batteries because usb charged keyboards are dead once the integrated battery doesn't hold a charge any more. Keys to go for travelling, no doubt.

[@yuyatanazawa995]

I’ve just received keys-to-go today. Initially i couldn’t connect to my iPad but after pressing down Bluetooth bouton for a couple of second it was fine. My typing this with it and I’m really happy. I recommend

[@dqstudios]

Glad you love it! Cheers and happy typing!

[@timandmel777]

Fantastic review and good clean humor. You’re like a breath of fresh air.

[@dqstudios]

thanks for watching and the kind words @6days! Cheers and happy 2019!!

[@radiumking3036]

Great review! Reviewer is crazy jacked too, holy cow!

[@djadams8041]

Just met you for the first time with this review. Loved your pace & thorough review - I needed to see no others. I tried to follow your amazon link so you’d get credit, but only found links to the Keys-To-Go -- you sold my wife on the full size and yes, even the click of the K480.

[@krispyart3965]

Love your vibe dude as well as review. Keep on rockin!

[@dqstudios]

Thanks for the kind words and watching +Krispy Art ! Cheers and Happy Easter :)

[@vgeenen01]

Great review, you got a point on the noisy k480 but it doesn't bother me that much, I actually love my new keyboard and the fact that I can switch from my computer to my phone effortlessly.

[@gilpineda]

lmaoo i love keyboard noise thats the only reason i use physical keyboards

[@tjn0110]

Thanks for posting the size comparison at 5:40, it's difficult to find information on the key spacing (vs key size) on their sites or other reviews; looks like I'll have to go with the loud keys :).

[@dqstudios]

Glad to be of help!

[@joseramirezgomez1426]

Fantastic review! Nailed what I was looking for. Keep doing what you're doing I'm subscribing!

[@dqstudios]

Thanks +Jose Ramirezgomez! Cheers and happy typing :)

[@gjwalters55]

Absolutely outstanding comparison!!

[@dqstudios]

Thanks for watching and the kind words 🙏

[@harryb584]

I liked Logitech Bluetooth Keyboard way better then the other one. All points that you say are negative, i liked them, i love bulky keyboard because they it give solid foundation and don't feel fresky like its gonna slip under your hand. The clocking sound of keyboard gives its authentic typewriter touch which writers crave for, and angle as you admitted is great. And there is adequate space between the keys which goes well with my large hands. 5 Star for Logitech Bluetooth.

[@katiesautmann]

Thank you! I was searching for a keyboard for my daughters ipad 8 for school. She has hyperacusis, so she needs a very quiet one. The keys to go sounds perfect! Her ipad case stands by itself so no problem with the wrong ankle. 😉

[@dqstudios]

Glad I could help! Hope it helps in her schooling!

[@marcydoyle9279]

I have a K480 and I agree that the keys are so noisy that I keep trying other keyboards. However I keep coming back to it because I love working with my iPad resting on my lap while I sit on the couch which none of the others have done. One thing you did not mention is that while you can have 3 apple devices paired at once, you can also have 3 android devices paired simultaneously too giving you 6 paired devices to access by turning the knob. All you need to do is change the switch on the right hand side of the keyboard to the android setting then pair your 3 devices and again when you need to switch to the devices in use. Unfortunately the keyboard is not backlit either which is another reason I keep looking for other keyboards.

[@dqstudios]

thanks for that tip! i didn’t know as i don’t have own any androids

[@sasisarath8675]

Honestly getting the one you hate tomorrow for exactly the same reason you hate it. I am a mechanical keyboard kinda guy. So the sound seals the whole deal for me. Love it.

[@dqstudios]

No worries as to each their own! And for the the record: I too love mechanical keyboards: typing on this one right now: amzn.to/31KHIre

[@cherixbiggs5819]

Just got KTG! Pairs like a dream! Just right for ipad 9.7 2018 no complaints!

[@mrmartywaring]

I got this recently for my iPad 7th generation & that K480!is amazing

[@mansimanhas]

Don't know why I wanted to know more about the white keyboard kept on his left, looks classy!

[@dqstudios]

It's an older Apple keyboard!

[@claudinehere]

Thanks for this! I’ve decided to buy the Keys To Go based on your review ❤️

[@robertfreeman4950]

Thanks for the information. I have purchased both of them so see how they do when they arrive. The KTG in red and the K480 in white. I am glad you pointed out the pros and cons of each and they both fit a niche for my use. Thanks again.

[@dqstudios]

Which did you prefer?

[@emman4368]

This was pretty informative, i already had the jist of everything else but i had no idea about the different types fpr android and ios

[@AllenLSY]

Espresso coffee machine is much noise than the keyboard. I think K480 is fine in cafe :)

[@mohammedakram8610]

Nice review man I just ordered k480.

[@ameliaa2302]

This was an excellent review!

[@RJ-th6jd]

The Logitech K480 was purchase by me today from micro center. Typing this comment with it right now. I’m loving it right now after a couple of hours

[@DonTruman]

Good review, thank you. Was considering those two as well. Based on review will go for the 480. Quiet is nice, but the other factors are higher priority for me.

[@dqstudios]

Definitely no "wrong" answer, but good to know before you purchase :) Cheers and happy typing :)

[@nagisaayanami]

This is a great review. But the winner for me honestly is the K480. Its easy to slip my phone and tablet into the top of it and switching the keyboard between the two is super simple. Rotate a dial. Plus I like the longer key travel because I tend to type like an elephant on a pogo stick. And I like the "Mechanical" sounds of the keyboard. I know its not mechanical, but that little click it does enforces that I hit the key.

[@GiacomoZonco]

I think I'll go with the Keys-to-Go for my iPad Pro 11''! I like the better typing experience of the K480 but the spill-proof, silent (I take notes in class) and extremely portable factor of the KTG is the way to go! (And i don't like having a keyboard always on the iPad, so I don't like keyboard cases. It's just a shame it uses micro-usb instead of USB-C

[@snowhibiscus]

Sticking to the K380 that I just picked up by accident one day because there was a sale and I was in the market to buy my first Bluetooth keyboard. Only Navy available but now after years I regret not buying the accompanying pebble mouse. Probably get another K380 & mouse but in rose/pink.

[@christiancarlodejesus5629]

The problem with Keys To Go is the keys are too small. I've tried typing using a small keyboard, and it strains my hands.

[@GierlangBhaktiPutra]

Wow thank you for your review. I fall for the clicking sound. I love the clicking sound actually. But the most important thing for me is the angle. The viewing angle is important for comfort typing. Particularly when I put the keyboard on my lap. It should be convenient to see.

[@HansKeesom]

Just get a seperate stand for the phone, or put the stand next to the keys-to-go. Excelent review btw

[@irishv2164]

Hi, can you make a full review about K480? Like the features and shortcut keys. Would really love to see your opinion solely for K480 ☺️

[@dqstudios]

Thanks for the suggestion @Irish Victoriano ! No plans at this time since I only review things I purchase, but I've got an upcoming video on a great bluetooth mechanical keyboard I've been enjoying. Stay tuned :)

[@yopparaiiii]

I've got the K480 keyboard for almost a year now, but never really used it until recently. Yes, the keys are loud and sounds like your are tapping on the arcade video games back in the 80s. When I am on the train, I try to type lightly so it isn't so loud. Does anyone know the shortcut to select all when typing on an iphone? The 'ctrl+a' doesn't work.

[@andreaross-greene1809]

Yes. It’s Command+a. On this keyboard, the command key is to the left of the spacebar. It says ‘alt’ at the top of the key and ‘cmd’ at the bottom.

[@bobgabriel2685]

Wow, Dave, great review. Love your style, too. I agree about the noise; I hate noise. I do wonder if you like the Targus portable keyboards; I loved them about 15 years ago, but not sure how they are today. Thanks!

[@dqstudios]

Thanks for the kind words. Haven't tried Targus for years, so sadly can't add meaningful comment.

[@JoeKnowTech]

either way, Logitech is winner

[@dqstudios]

True dat :)

[@andigomez1993]

Totally I love their customer service! They sent me a replacement mouse instantly when mine stopped working

[@sharinglungs3226]

It’s shocking the keys to go missed the stand angle issue. I wonder if they got the angle the same if it would tip over.

[@petecesere2691]

Great review. Good public speaking. I have been using a connected keyboard for many years but I though I would try this K480. I like almost all of it -- except, I find the keys ( noisy keys ) to be very "sticky" - hard to push - not fluid. If I thought this would "loosen" up, I might keep this keyboard - however, I don't believe it will.

[@bachson904]

Dear Dave Cheung, I like this video so much , not just because of its content but your personalities :)

[@Bflo23]

Logitech doesn't claim months for the batteries in the K480. On their website they say "Battery life: 2 years". AA batteries are so common and so cheap that is a big PRO for the K480. Built-in rechargeable batteries wear out over time too. How I see these 2 keyboards is whether you prefer comfortable keyboard that is large and heavy or a sweet looking, less comfortable light keyboard for easy portability to travel with. I am actually considering the Logitech K380 which is cheaper than both but I feel like it is in the middle ground between these 2 keyboards. I don't need a stand either as my tablets are in a case and have stands built in.

[@dqstudios]

Totally on-point! My keys-to-go battery has since died, and I picked up the K380 (I should do a review?) and, though it's not sexy, is a great little keyboard.

[@1strx]

I do like the K480 as I like the old keyboards from the 90s and 80s. I hate flat keyboards and I like the rounded keys K380 as they are bigger but I hate that there is very little response with the keys and no way to angle it.

[@millenafarias7863]

Thanks for this amazing review. I'm in a long struggle with Logitech's Universal Folio. I bought one and after 2 months it stopped to work. Then, Logitech send me another one. AND stopped with just one month use. I'm looking for a keybord that can REALLY work. And, of course, be with me for years, not 1 or 2 months...

[@dqstudios]

I've been meaning to do a review of my favourite bluetooth wireless keyboard. It's quirky because it's a condensed "60% layout" which is notably missing arrow and function keys. But for pure writing/typing pleasure, the Anne Pro 2 keyboard is my favourite: amzn.to/2D8rQ7Q

[@christopherboone4782]

Dave, I had to keep restarting your video because I couldn't stop laughing. Your channel name is so smartly funny, it caught me off guard. Thanks for the review...saved me $50

[@dqstudios]

Thanks for watching and the kind words! Made my day :) . God bless and have a great Monday!

[@banzand]

The most important thing to remember when trying to add on cellphones and tablets is that when you begin to pair them, to keep the "i" or "pc" buttons held down for 3 to 5 seconds; otherwise, your phone/tablet will not see the keyboard.

[@JackHaskel]

Thanks for the review David. I bought the Keys to Go after also checking out the K480. The Keys was the right choice fo me as well. It's got a great typing feel and is just oh so light and portable. I've got to say that the angle of the phone holder isn't much of a big deal to me. I think it's a good angle.

[@dqstudios]

Good to hear it's working for you! Thanks for watching and happy writing :)

[@Jsallette99]

Great review. I have the 480 and it rocks. I cant get over how i ever lived without an external keyboard for my ipad. I did not purchase this solely for my ipad. I needed it for my laptop since the keyboard went and i did not want to purchase a new one.. yet just because of a few keys. The 480 was a winner because it is good for windows and iOS. The stability of this unit is wonderful. It really makes using the ipad more functional. Once the new iOS system is available.. we will be able to use the mouse (a special one) with the older iPads. I cant wait.. i love the iPad Pro.. but cant justify the expense because my ipad is fine. Thanks for the great video.. you are an exceptional trainer and reviewer.. i am subscribing to your channel.

[@dqstudios]

Thank you for your kind words Juliet an thanks for watching and happy typing 🙂

[@jayfizzle9670]

; OMG you sold me on the K480 at 2:53 into your video. Your argument for not getting it was flimsy at best..Noisy and need batteries that last 4ever that's it? I can live with that. Research for the K480 brought me here and ends here. Thanks for a great review as usual but this time I'm going with looser. God Bless and keep up the good work.

[@dqstudios]

Glad to agree to disagree and STILL be friends :) . God bless and thanks for contributing to this community :)

[@tapchik7822]

Wow, this is very good review! Thank you very much!

[@dqstudios]

So welcome and happy typing :)

[@HiteshParmar-uj1xg]

Awesome review. I have a question. Will K480 work also with Samsung Smart TV with Tizen OS?

[@dqstudios]

Not sure about that TV, but if it's standard Bluetooth it should.

[@rananiyati4]

Thanks for the helpful review!! ☺️

[@RobsondaMota]

Very good and informative video. Thanks!

[@dqstudios]

Very welcome! Thanks for watching and happy typing :)

[@Speedy-rk6sz]

What about the K380? Is it just smaller and without the holding or did they change technical features? is it much lighter and therefore more transportable like the Keys to go?

[@dqstudios]

i’ve since purchased the 380 but like i mentioned in this old review: i wanted a keyboard that would allow lap typing with a holder of sorts

[@confuseddeku3478]

I would say that the Logitech K-480 is the best keyboard, it is a bit bulky but it gives you a stand for your device and feels nice to type on, but if you are looking for something portable and small the Keys-To-Go is your option, it is small and really nice to type on too.

[@EternalOvercomer]

I use my K480 in coffee shops & libraries just to get the college students use to the noises they'll have to experience working in the real world. Lol!!! I do think the keyboard seems like a cheap kids toy.

[@dqstudios]

TOOO FUNNY! :D

[@EternalOvercomer]

Dave Cheung Joke was on me! I tried using it in church last night. It was crazy loud!

[@clajmate69]

I ove keyboard with sound so I choose the 1st one tnx for the review

[@ChristianJoc]

Nice review, well explained key factors of the keyboards is its daily use, i'm thinking on get the K480, with my big hands will be very dificult to type on the a small keyboard

[@andrastomoon]

I love the sound of a mechanical keyboard . I would never buy a silent keyboard, because that would annoy me soooooo much

[@cxociety6983]

Agree on the comments about the K380 - the keys are VERY noisy. But would you have opted for the K380?

[@Rasmuskvejborg]

For nighttime ideas id like to use the keyboard without a screen: Is there a shortcut function to open a notepad on the phone (from the keyboard) and start typing (without having to grab the phone)?

[@st.claresschoolagc6506]

Thanks for the beautiful review.

[@dqstudios]

My pleasure!

[@natphil8377]

Hi Dave, I just read the full review on your website, and I am wondering how your Keys To Go has held up? Specifically, the dirt/maintenance issue and battery life after years of use! God bless :)

[@dqstudios]

Hi Denian! Sadly my KeysToGo's battery failed about a year ago - it wouldn't hold a charge at all. After it died, I ordered the K480 and K380 and once again returned the K480. Still, if portability, silence and spill-proofness is important, the KTG is hard to beat. TheK380 is decent, but unfun. At home I now prefer the Anne Pro 2 but it's a 60% layout which isn't for everyone and (ironically!) noisy due to it's mechanical keyboard. But it's a joy to type on and the backlight is really good too. Sadly, there are issues with bluetooth so I haven't done a full review in hopes they fix it ... Hope this helps!

[@dr.stevenpennym.d.3241]

Question. New computer and you have to go through the set-up process. How do you go through the set-up process with a Bluetooth keyboard. How can you type letters during the first time set-up? Thanks

[@vannicrider7953]

Tap dancing on a tin can - brilliant.

[@sitoudien9816]

This video is 2 years old and Logitech still has not replaced this clakk clakk device. There is the iclever keyboard on Amazon.

[@dqstudios]

wish they’d put the k380 keys on the k480 and i’d be a happy typust

[@UNKNOWN-le2tu]

hi mr dave, i had the k480 for a while until it broke. it was a nice keyboard. i loved the battery aaa battery design because i used rechargables. but you are right it was noisey. i now have the zagg limitless. its similar to the k480, has integrated stand, built in rechargable battery, and backlit keys plus its pretty quiet. it can also be paired to 3 devices. its not as heavy (personally i wish it was heavier) but it has enough weight to hold a tablet.

[@dqstudios]

Thanks for sharing and happy typing!

[@jp0529]

Thank you very much! Great review! :)

[@dqstudios]

Glad it was helpful!

[@swampholler]

Great video! I like your style and voice! (I'm a singer. Some speaking voices and habits drive me nuts!) A few thoughts. 1. Rechargeable vs. AAA. Our power can go out for days. It's nice knowing I can just pop some batteries in. Use my spare charger for the phone. Or if I'm somewhere with no cable, just pop into Rite Aid and click away. Also, have had to spring on a few toys to replace a rechargeable battery. It led to trying myself. Not pretty. Love the knob on the 480 so I know what device ding bat me was on last. I thought the clicking was going to be a deal breaker. I'm the kind of person who can spend half a day deciding which color pot holder to put top of the pile. I concentrate deeply when I write. My son quietly saying, "Good morning!" can get a "Jesus!" panic reaction. All that to say, I even wonder about myself. I'm a wee bit detail oriented. I've come to enjoy the clicks. For now. I can imagine them getting on my nerves. But, so far not bad. I don't like that I can't take my toy quiet places. But, I'm mostly using mine at home. I like to annoy my kids while I pretend I'm being productive. It's not that loud. They say they can't hear me from across the room. The keys having space between has been nice when it's time to clean out the cookie crumbs.

[@warrenlange9160]

You should try k380, hooks ton3 blue tooth units, handy

[@JuniorShepherd]

Hi Dave what is the little gray stand thingy you were using with the Keys-to-Go? I can't find it anywhere. Thanks!

[@dqstudios]

It came with my Keys To Go.

[@ErikvandenBoom1]

What is the cute tiny white keyboard on your desk?

[@joeiazizi9808]

I'm a writer who live in a bubble. I really don't care if others around me are annoyed by my typing noise. I really whack the keys. After 4 years in 2021 the K480 is still clicking clacking well.

[@dqstudios]

Good to hear it! Happy clacking ⌨️😁

[@JacoboCastroCristo]

Thanks for the video, is it compatible with mac computers?

[@dqstudios]

Yes, it is

[@AlphaaxEnemy]

How funny that I ended up getting both of the keyboards in this review. I got the keys to go but when I couldn’t find the K480 but i finally got the K480 when I found it.

[@IanTheBananaMan]

I got both for $10 each on a nearvy thrift shop

[@radioactivehands]

Some people love the clicking noise from the K480 and the key travel like a regular keyboard

[@chrisbeckett8888]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm tired of reviews for "bluetooth" keyboards which require a dongle. That's not bluetooth, that's propriety wireless. shame this review is over two years old. I'm literally subscribing based on this one hyper accurate fact. Google, fix your search engine and stop showing me logitech proprietary solutions.

[@dqstudios]

Agreed! I came across the same problem when researching options. Thanks for watching and hope you found a keyboard that works for you :)

[@ArmadusMalaysia]

I don't mind the key sounds on the k480. Let's people know that I'm busy working. What puts me off is the phone stand and how unnecessarily cramped the keyboard is. Surely a slightly bigger keyboard would still fit the smallest bag in the world, right?

[@huntwu6063]

Great review! Thanks a lot

[@dqstudios]

So welcome and happy typing :)

[@eugrus]

Any idea of something like K480 but with a touchpad? (for the sake of remote desktop access on the lap)

[@jiankuo]

K480 is so big and heavy, K380 and keys-to-go is probably more comparable.

[@helinahe4441]

Have you used the K380?

[@jiankuo]

@@helinahe4441 yes, it is average to type on, K811 is much better overall if cross platform is not necessary

[@helinahe4441]

@@jiankuo Amazing, thank you!