Logitech KEYS-TO-GO 2 Unboxing and Setup

Today let's unbox the NEW Logitech KEYS-TO-GO 2 Wireless Keyboard.
A slim keyboard for big ideas. Make it happen on any Android, ChromeOS, Windows, iPadOS, iOS or macOS wireless device with our most portable keyboard ever. With a super slim, light design, built-in cover, and roomy keys, it’s the perfect companion to your on-the-go life.
Purchase the Logitech KEYS-TO-GO 2 here: www.logitech.c...
For more information and support: support.logi.com

[@mizrahiroei]

Ai voice Logitech? Really??

[@logitechsupport]

Not sure what is making everyone think that is an AI voice, but we guarantee it is not! It is the voice of our internal production team manager for digital content on our CX team! Recorded with a Logitech microphone.

[@contractualnews9488]

@@logitechsupport lol he just sounds so instagrammy

[@JoeyJSawyers]

Pin of shame lol 💀

[@ShawshankLam]

if you can’t tell, don’t make the accusation

[@svcross-do]

For the goodbye I can tell it was a human.

[@HearMeLearn]

some free advice: having a link to buy the product in the description would be a good idea

[@mishkoala]

36 months of battery? I feel like that was the most subtle flex ever. So basically get the next version when this one runs out of battery? 😄

[@unicrix]

exactly

[@Dawoodcock]

Two CR2032 batteries, a T5 screwdriver, and replace the dead batteries.

[@creativityb2457]

With 2hrs of daily usage

[@TlhOnYT]

Need a usb dongle not just Bluetooth…. Sometimes need to access BIOS where there is no Bluetooth …

[@gotUpdated]

Why wouldn’t you have Fn+w for Windows, Fn+a for Android? 😅

[@theartsylife16]

This looks great but I wish the cover doubled as a stand. Would’ve been perfect for my iPad mini

[@DarcyWhyte]

I got this to use with my Android phone. It's physically a nice keyboard. I'd say it's not quite packed with features. You can't type ñ or áéíóú. I can type that now easily because I'm typing from my computer. I just select English United States International keyboard and then type ~n or 'a and so forth. But with my keys-to-go2 keyboard connected to my android phone I can't type anything like that. So many function key combinations that do nothing. Fn + letter does nothing. Why couldn't you program some combinations to make letters with accents? Seems pretty dumb to connect a keyboard to my android phone and then have to use the built in keyboard on the phone to type the accents.

[@jmerey]

Non-rechargeable batteries in 2024?

[@FrostArchon]

The battery lasts 3 years. You'll manage.

[@__nadrs]

More practical and long lasting

[@PaehShorts]

Idk your complaing or complementing

[@farhaddad]

That’s great! You won’t throw it in the trash after your rechargeable battery stops taking a charge!

[@damascenoalisson]

Logitech batteries just last forever, I have a K860 and on my 3rd battery swap in over 5 years

[@Handler9]

Looks really nice and clean. Even though it's marketed as "portable keyboard" I'm willing to give it a try as a regular stationary keyboard

[@NizarNoor]

Would've loved to see USB-C charging instead of coin batteries. But I love this design and it's so slim. Just what I need.

[@Dawoodcock]

Chose this because I don't have to remember to charge it - mine will be for occasional use and I may have to pack and go at short notice so do not want to find I have to wait to recharge it.

[@agmeag]

On battery failure, is cheaper to change 2 units of CR2032 coin cell batteries every year (to prevent battery leakage) than the device itself, same topic on xbox controllers, but in this case will last 3 years than a week on controllers

[@suave-alpaca8412]

the batteries last years in this, and its very easy (and cheap) to replace. I prefer this than recharging

[@johnosam4681]

What is lacking, backlight, removable cover, touch id, battery, is it replaceable? I believe if an ultra portable keyboard have these, it would be endgame

[@RastaHenkie]

Why you need battery replacement on a device that last 35 months🤣

[@Dawoodcock]

batteries are replaceable, two CR2032 and a T5 screwdriver needed. If there was a backlight the batteries would be drained much faster than with just using it as a keyboard which would defeat the object of the long life without having to worry about re-charging or messing about changing batteries.

[@bora3.14]

Should have given backlight at this price point

[@HendrikMans]

"36 months of battery life" is Logitech for "you'll need to recharge this every week"

[@Dawoodcock]

Not rechargeable though, but replaceable, plus there's an off switch so make use of that to ensure longer life for the batteries.

[@Jonaelize]

I wish it had the stand to secure your tablet like the old Keys to Go

[@dilshodramazonov76]

Non-rechargeable batteries in 2024?

[@Hylaaea]

Batteries not replaceable by yourself in 2024? 😅

[@dawgwhatup]

it lasts 36 fricking months i think y will be ok

[@m200ef]

와 너무 예뻐요. 빨리 출시 되었으면 좋겠습니다!!👍👍

[@CVerse]

I see you guys reply here. Do yall have extra keycaps for my combo touch case? My P key broke off 🙃 I’m should be under the limited warranty still

[@logitechsupport]

Contact support. We don't replace individual keys on that unit due to the design, but if you are in warranty they can replace the whole unit for you.

[@xxmaej26xx]

I love that it comes with a cover! Wish I could’ve heard what it sounds like.

[@logitechsupport]

Keys-To-Go 2 was designed with silence in mind. So the key sound is virtually imperceptible! They are low profile scissor keys. Hope that helps!

[@xxmaej26xx]

@@logitechsupport Library friendly! Nice 🙂 Thank you for the response!

[@nettework]

I thought this would be a better version of my old Keys-to-go but it's not, it's much bigger and has that cover. The old one is super slim and portable and doesn't need a cover, it's definitely not for heavy typing but also much better for light use and portability.

[@logitechsupport]

The Keys-To-Go 2 is only slightly wider than the original (0.31 inches wider) but considerably smaller on the height (1.26 inches smaller!). The old Keys-To-Go contained a membrane over the keys to protect them but it reduced the ability for touch typists to easily acclimate so to accommodate keeping the keyboard safe when transporting and accidental key presses while in a bag, the cover was added !

[@nettework]

@@logitechsupport does the cover snap magnetically to the back when you flip it open?

[@logitechsupport]

@@nettework It does, indeed!

[@itsasinine3337]

Does it work with steam deck?(linux) would be great for console commands

[@crazyglaxy909]

Looks Yummy! I want to eat one

[@arijeanz]

will a pen or stylus fit in the space left in the hinge flap of the cover? how does the cover close? is it magnetized? will it stick to the back of an ipad or metal device during use or only to the bottom of the keyboard itself?

[@Dawoodcock]

pen/stylus won't fit in the hinge flap. I suspect there are very small magnets in the corners where the front of the lid matches to the front of the keyboard, just enough to hold it closed but not enough to magnetise anything else to them.

[@rexutu14]

I thought this was suppose to fit for a phone. But I guess I might use it to play Roblox in school the what it’s suppose to be

[@vaishnue]

Missed opportunity to include a mobile or tablet holding slot.

[@moumitabasu8849]

Hi @logitechsupport - could you kindly inform if the daydream pop keys keyboard and the lavendar lemonade k380 keyboard are discontinued operations or not? I am getting neither of them anywhere 😞

[@logitechsupport]

The K380 was upgraded to the K380s so the older version is no longer being manufactured. The Daydream Pop Keys is still available and can be purchased directly from our website, depending on your country.

[@yankwong2348]

Has anyone tried this with the new microsoft surface pro 11?

[@tobyntoby]

Not illuminated in 2024 is just unacceptable. If you can do it in the past for small and slim keyboards but still maintain long battery life, even for mechanical ones, why can't you do it with this? Shame.

[@HeyKeito]

It looks cool but 90€ is just to much for such mini Keyboard... 😅

[@arayasimms1607]

I really wish Logitech would have made the cover flap magnetic so it could magnetise to the back of an iPad. Lost opportunity. Especially since iPad users are forever on the look out for keyboards, but pulling out a separate bluetooth one isn't exactly discreet. I'm currently using the Logitech Combo Touch for the iPad 12.9, but the rubber has loosened and worn out awfully after one year of use (no warranty on the hardware, I was told). I live in the Middle East so it could be a heat issue, but cmon, one year?

[@JagatRayaTribuana]

Did the development team not do their UX research? thinking about how the inside of the cover becomes the base for the keyboard and then gets dust and dirty the keyboard itself. it's useless then

[@Cornelius_sebastien]

Hey Logitech!. Can i ask?, what’s different with this particular model with my Logitech K380?. Thank you! 😅

[@azharulislam1209]

1. Round Keys vs Square Keys 2. Multi OS Compatibilty

[@logitechsupport]

Both keyboards are meant to be small footprint keyboards for portability, it comes down to user preference. The Keys-To-Go 2 has a smaller footprint than the K380 and about half the weight. Both devices are compatible with Multi OS!

[@Ridnarhtim]

I would buy this if the purple version were available with a UK layout. Shame.

[@valdeseighteen1695]

Still prefer K380. Cheaper and thin

[@enriqueruiz320]

❤ Me recuerda al Microsoft Mobile Keyboard con su tapa magnética y multi-dispositivo del cual por cierto, tengo uno 😊

[@ivxnlm]

if only you had an spanish keyboard version

[@Eric-qi9us]

how do you charge it?

[@logitechsupport]

You don't! The Keys To Go 2 has two user replaceable coin batteries that should last you up to 36 months.

[@Goyangmandait]

First, and i want it in matte black!

[@logitechsupport]

Best we can do is graphite. This particular model comes in three colorways: Graphite, Pale Gray, and Lilac (feature in this video)

[@eren_yeager2424]

Who the hell named it😭 keys to go? Really?

[@tranucmanh9407]

They are truly pioneers in making such products!!!

[@mikebaker2927]

Unfortunate that it’s Bluetooth only.

[@rrjjgg101]

LOGITECH Support Any idea when it wil release in India?

[@jinarma6502]

Would be better with philips head screws, that screwdriver is usually pretty available

[@bhoqeem1975]

Yeah, where's the--uh....fingerprint sensor?

[@gokul0078]

Not available in India disappointed 🙁

[@trumpalumpa9368]

better than being stuck on a micro usb keyboard for ages before you guys thought about updating the product series. But made the switch already 2 years ago to a fantastic off-brand foldable synthetic leather keyboard from aliexpress. This expensive logitech "thing" is comparatively not even remotely portable lol

[@pineppolis]

it should’ve had a globe key

[@ashesfrombones]

wait... did he said 36 months battery life???

[@logitechsupport]

He did! That is an estimate based on 2 hours of usage per day.

[@User0899]

Is it rechargeable?

[@logitechsupport]

It is powered by two user replaceable coin batteries that are easily exchanged for new ones. This gives you 36 months of carefree use without having to think about charging!

[@rrjjgg101]

Excellent for Tablet 👍

[@Windraver]

I was considering this for the Steam Deck which is Linux. Which mode is recommended?

[@bora3.14]

Android

[@s1ocky]

Personally, I’d go with the windows mode, but KDE is flexible and you can fairly easily set it to alternate modes. That said, I’d recommend a portable keyboard with a track pad for the deck. If Logi is revisiting old keyboards, maybe they’ll revise the K830 (especially since my wife took over mine…). The new version has an escape key, which is important, and a full F key row. If you are bringing a stand-alone pointer, it looks good! Personally, I’ve been looking at Protoarc’s folding line up, the XK02 is very compact but with the escape and F row is FN keys, while the XK01 is less compact, but a full size keyboard that plays nice with my trackball.

[@lohlundgames]

What about linux support? 🤨

[@FernandoDCDuarte]

Use the Windows function keys.

[@logitechsupport]

No official Linux support, but as long as your Linux box supports Bluetooth and is a more modern Linux build, you should have no issues using it.

[@simon_ks]

No fingerprint sensor. Again

[@amitkumar1582]

Dont understand the point of cover just etc weight

[@logitechsupport]

The cover is to add protection when traveling with the keyboard in your bag as well as to avoid accidently key presses while traveling and not in use

[@劉廣奇]

keyboard for vision pro lol

[@pedroramos878]

linux compatible?

[@raf6062]

Ipad os support? I need it a decent keyboard for my ipad mini

[@vr_tr]

The box says it does

[@logitechsupport]

For iPad, please select the Mac option using FN+O

[@verus2k6]

Flaps? No thanks

[@manonhellebrand5776]

Did he just say 36 months of battery

[@logitechsupport]

Indeed!

[@heyimxegu]

when is it going to be available in spanish?

[@ugurthedoctor]

when will this be available in Turkey

[@vha42]

Is it spill-safe or easy to clean as the old one (aka breakfast)?

[@logitechsupport]

We think so!

[@whengrapespop5728]

*WHY WASTE THE F1-F3???* At least let us reconfigure them. Literally the only reason I don’t buy the MX lineup, and now this?

[@thefreddit]

The fn key lets you use that row, including F1-F3. Same goes for the MX keys and every other logi keyboard that uses the 3 device toggle. Do your research.

[@hyen823]

저 뚜껑은 어디다 쓰는거지.....

[@amity_modak]

how to change this thing and how much backup get in one change ...

[@logitechsupport]

This is powered by 2 coin batteries and can be changed when the batteries die. Of course it depends on usage, but they can last up to 3 years, which is based on 2 hours of usage daily.

[@dkoprowski]

I tried to order it to Poland and make a review but I’m constantly getting error messages on the Logitech website :/

[@logitechsupport]

Please reach out to our support team so we can assist and help to figure out the issue. Thanks!

[@Kevinle1609]

Non touch ID

[@germancruz2835]

La tecla “fn”, es tipo Windows 😢

[@JiraTicket-zz6bh]

They called Keys to Go, meaning is lightweight and versatile but is the same weight as the Apple Magic keyboar... Or the Microsoft designer keyboard

[@logitechsupport]

The Apple Magic Keyboard is 662g and the Microsoft Designer Compact Keyboard is 288g, while the Keys-To-Go 2 weighs in at 222g!

[@JiraTicket-zz6bh]

​@@logitechsupport Thank you for your reply. I can't wait to test the new Keys to Go. Also, the Apple Magic Keyboard weighs 232 grams. I own one and I just put it on the scale now.

[@arunavabasak10]

When will this be available in India?

[@logitechsupport]

The product has been released in India and should be available at select retailers!

[@adammuhammad6802]

We need wireless touchpad 😢

[@QarshibekToshmurodov-n9r]

Vg

[@モース-i5p]

Is it compatible with Logi Bolt?

[@anotherjuan]

would've loved this if it was rechargeable via usb-c

[@logitechsupport]

It is powered by two user replaceable coin batteries that are easily exchanged for new ones. This gives you 36 months of carefree use without having to think about charging!

[@sagarbanerjee1847]

How to charge the battery??

[@s1ocky]

It’s a coin cell, you’d need to replace it after it dies. A couple of dollars every couple of years.

[@SaltAndVi]

This is such a beautiful design!

[@MagicPlayor]

36 months of batter is WILD

[@painboy66]

Would love this if it has a backlight

[@Padygy]

Whats the improvement from the original?

[@EngerJimenez]

The cover and changed key caps.

[@XQoozMii]

HOW MUCH

[@darklord2065]

Love the minimalist design. Absolutely getting it

[@ilmedvedCG]

So how is can recharge it after “36” months?

[@logitechsupport]

No recharging necessary, simply replace the two user replaceable coin batteries to enjoy another 36 months with no hassle to remember to charge.

[@chirathdidulanga2860]

only thing missing is backlight

[@wazzuppoo]

can you send me one please 😢😢

[@Reactor10k]

This looks decent…

[@adibshaheen4689]

would it work for linux

[@zoickn]

Not USB charge??

[@xdivineHART]

Wait, is it disposable?

[@gardriel8208]

does it work with ps5?

[@soumydeepghosh4299]

what about linux?

[@MrDefeater94]

Needs a CAPS indicator

[@seattlevkk]

I didn't see iPad as an option on the function keys?

[@logitechsupport]

For iPad, please select the Mac option using FN+O

[@taufikmcn]

looks like k380 with cover

[@DannySchweingruber]

Does it work with chromecast devices?

[@logitechsupport]

As long as your Chromecast device allows Bluetooth devices, there is no reason it should not work as it is compatible with Android OS!

[@ravikilnake4100]

No linux support?

[@logitechsupport]

No official Linux support, but as long as your Linux box supports Bluetooth and is a more modern Linux build, you should have no issues using it.

[@ravikilnake4100]

@@logitechsupport how many keys can be pressed at the same time and will register input?

[@shubhankarpradhan2672]

Back-light?

[@Astro_Tutor]

Is this a subscription keyboard?

[@logitechsupport]

Not sure what you mean by subscription, but there is nothing to subscribe to for this product! You buy it and it's yours with all the features!

[@Astro_Tutor]

@@logitechsupport it is like the forever mouse ?

[@logitechsupport]

​@@Astro_Tutor Our CEO's reference to the "forever mouse" does not indicate the existence or future release of a specific product. Instead, it represents our forward-thinking approach towards exploring sustainable options for consumer electronics. At Logitech, we are committed to leading the way in sustainability. Our Design for Sustainability initiative involves continuously reassessing our product portfolio, disassembling and re-evaluating items, and seeking ways to enhance their sustainability performance through improved materials, production processes, and packaging. This comprehensive process involves utilizing assessment tools to gather data on carbon emissions, circularity, materials, and packaging, ultimately leading to impactful changes. These changes include reducing packaging waste, incorporating recycled materials, prioritizing repairability in product design, and collaborating with partners like iFixit to extend product lifespans. While we currently do not offer subscription products or have plans to do so, our dedication to sustainability remains a top priority.

[@Astro_Tutor]

@@logitechsupport Thank you for the detailed clarification. I appreciate the insight into Logitech’s sustainability initiatives and commitment to innovation. It’s great to see the emphasis on product longevity, repairability, and reducing environmental impact. The collaboration with partners like iFixit to extend product lifespans is particularly impressive and aligns well with the “forever mouse” concept as a vision for sustainability. Looking forward to seeing the continued developments in your Design for Sustainability initiative.

[@DunkBoi]

​@@Astro_Tutor haha! Bro went corporate when Logi called him out. 💀

[@tiemji]

The keyboard lookd nice

[@rashmor1]

So, they made magic keyboard?

[@smittywababla]

Nah

[@BimaKawindra]

Nice and compact keyboard.

[@witchkinz]

Is it available in a spanish layout?

[@logitechsupport]

It is indeed!