Its ok for the price, noisy keys and it flexes
358361
Ok, its a low-cost (cheap) keyboard compared to Apple products. But I wanted a black keyboard AND a backspace button so I will put up with its noisy, clattering keys and the board flexes with even slightly heavy pressure typing. Hey Anker: I would gladly PAY MORE $ for a better quality feel AND backlit
4517390
Upgraded from a laptop to a desktop so I was more used to the flat keys on the laptop so I got this keyboard.

Pros:
- Responsive keys, even the volume buttons on the keyboards work.
- Inexpensive!

Cons: Keys are loud
763134
Pros:
-Rubber wasd and arrow keys are nice for long gaming sessions and don't get in the way (comes with the standard keys caps as well if you want to switch them)
-Plenty of macro keys and the volume ones can really come in handy in game if you don't want to minimize it
-Affordable price
-I'm on the fence about the blue lit symbol but its a pro I guess. It isn't exactly impressive looking since its not very bright, random dots from paint not fully covering areas. and I can't tell what its supposed to be.
-Hasn't died yet, Iv'e had it for around 9 months.
Cons:
-I feel like I could get a much higher quality keyboard for the money just without the rubber keys. which you can buy separately, and the blue symbol that like I said, isn't all that great.
-Gloss finish never works on keyboards. They look nice at first, but immediately start collecting fingerprints and more. It also makes it look and feel cheap
-Short backspace is really annoying and is hard to get used to
-There isn't rubber stoppers on the back towards the top. So if you have it laying flat it will unintentionally move around and you might find yourself having to reposition it a lot
-In game sometimes the W key will stop working, doesn't occur frequently but still happens

In conclusion, it has a good amount of problems but still gets the job done at a decent price. If you don't care about some small touches like the rubber keys or the light I would look for a different one. I give it a 3.5/5.
2642275
This keyboard is okay for what it is.  The keys are kind of loud when typing, but other than that it works fine.
1587733
Well I should have done a more in depth search for reviews on this product before buying.

Seems many people had the same issue I had when I purchased. After about an hour of use the space bar key began to squeak quite loudly..and was pretty clunky (hard to press down).

Sent in a support email to Logitech and have yet to hear a response a week later.

Overall:
All other keys were great and the rest of the keyboard was decent.

The back lighting was pretty dim and there was no way to adjust it to make it brighter.

Disappointed for the price
3748149
It does what it is meant to do.  Considering the size the keyboard is adequate in terms of key sizes and spacing.

I gave it 4 stars rather than 5 because I don't like the key action, that is a lot of force is required to make sure a key has been pressed far enough to make contact which I found really slowed my typing speed.
1148920
The larger keys kinda stick or habe friction dog it makes a clicking/ catching noise and don't actuate smoothly. The keys themselves and design of the keyboard is nowhere near ergonomically friendly, even with a wrist rest I find this to be an awkward keyboard to use.
1375338
They keyboard functions fine. The keys are fairly quiet, but I'm a relatively fast touch typist and the space bar is SO loud. Drives me crazy. Had it one day, had to replace it. So, for occasional use it's fine, but if you do a lot of typing, be warned that the noise might get to you.
1872725
The keys seem to take quite a bit of pressure to get them to work. Its also quite loud and clacky.
3680991
Good keyboard if you want something mechanical and aren't trying to get the 16 million colors all the expensive mechanical keyboards offer. Also really nice that it is wireless. I like the rubbery/grippy texture that came with the keys. Installation and use was easy and I had no issues with connectivity. I know mechanical keyboards are loud but I had to return this one because it was too much. The keys were also squeaky. I've heard you can remedy these issues with dampeners and lubricating the keys, but I don't have the patience for that. If you're willing to put in that extra work, it makes a great, portable keyboard.
903685
The rubbery keys are hard to use for serious typing but they are ok for casual use. You have to re-sync it often which gets annoying. The case and keyboard are okay though. It's nothing very high quality so don't expect a lot of out of. Also, it will damage the back side finish of your tablet from rubbing it due to the construction design. Unless you care about resale value later, I guess that doesn't matter.
983357
I like it other than the fact that its smaller than a regular keyboard as in the keys are smaller. this makes typing a bit dificult because I am so used to the size and spacing of a standard keyboard that its easy to make mistakes. Plus its floppy, so that also adds to errors, but the floppiness was to be expected. I would recommend it with reservations or at least with a warning about the smaller key sizes
1475303
The keys of the keyboard sticks and sometimes you have to press really hard on a the key.  It's really annoying when you're typing. There also a problem with the thing that keeps it in place. The one on the top should be spring-loaded ,but when you pull it up it just stays there. It should com back down.
3037892
I don't care for the loud key sounds and the speaker and mute buttons are on the left side.  This would be good keyboard if it wasn't for the loud keystrokes and the keys aren't comfortable.  I will find another keyboard don't really care for this one much.
993791
Noisy, but it works well enough, given the price.
2389976
I originally purchased this keyboard for basic computer use, not expecting that I was going to get into gaming.  For normal computer use this keyboard is sufficient; however the typing and keys can be quite loud on it.  When using a voice program (such as Teamspeak, Ventrilo, Mumble, Skype, etc), the other person can hear you typing on the keyboard.  I have tried other keyboards with the exact same microphone setup and they are not as loud as this keyboard.

The keyboard has a good feel and the multimedia buttons are cool to use, but can only be used to their max potential in Microsoft Office programs.

Ultimately, after 2 years of use the keys began to physically stick.  This started on the WASD keys as I was using them mostly for gaming, but then it spread to others.  It got to the point that I had to buy a new keyboard.  However, Microsoft did offer me a replacement for this keyboard which I was very thankful for.

Overall, good and cheap keyboard; but for a little more money I would get somebody quieter and longer lasting.
1805063
It works fine but the keys are very hard to press and take a lot of force. I'll still use it for gaming probably but I find myself typing a lot slower just to make sure i don't miss any letters (which I do often).