Logitech Keyboards

Type Smarter Across Every Device with One Keyboard

Logitech keyboards span the MX Keys series for multi-device professionals, the ERGO K860 split design for ergonomic comfort, compact Bluetooth boards like the K380 for mobile setups, and reliable wired options for shared workstations. The lineup covers full-size, tenkeyless, and compact layouts with scissor-switch and membrane key mechanisms, all compatible with Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, and iPadOS. Every wireless model connects to the broader Logitech ecosystem through shared Bolt and Bluetooth platforms, and the full keyboards category covers alternatives from every major brand.

Logitech Keyboards for Every Workflow

• Multi-device productivity — keyboards with Easy-Switch technology pair with up to three devices over Bluetooth or Bolt, letting you type on a desktop, laptop, and tablet from one board
• Ergonomic comfort — the ERGO K860 features a curved split-key layout with a padded palm rest to reduce wrist extension and muscle strain during all-day typing
• Compact and travel setups — slim Bluetooth keyboards like the K380 and Keys-To-Go fit in laptop bags and pair instantly with iPads, Chromebooks, and phones
• Shared workstations and labs — wired USB keyboards like the K120 provide plug-and-play reliability with no batteries to manage, ideal for computer labs and reception desks
• Creative and programming work — the MX Keys series offers backlit keys that adjust to ambient lighting, smart function rows, and macro support through Logi Options+

Choosing the Right Logitech Keyboard

Logitech keyboards break down into several series, each targeting a specific use case. The MX Keys and MX Keys Mini are premium low-profile boards with backlit keys, USB-C charging, and deep software customization. The ERGO K860 is the only split-design keyboard in the lineup, built specifically for users who need an ergonomic typing position. The K380 is a compact, round-key Bluetooth board that has become a standard for portable multi-device use at a low price point. For environments where wireless is not practical, the K120 and K200-series wired keyboards deliver consistent performance without connectivity concerns.

Connectivity and Compatibility

Most Logitech wireless keyboards connect via Bluetooth, Logi Bolt, or both. Bluetooth models eliminate the need for a USB receiver, preserving ports on ultrabooks and tablets. Bolt models offer encrypted connections for enterprise security requirements. Some keyboards ship with both options, so you can dedicate Bluetooth to a tablet and Bolt to a secured work laptop. All current Logitech keyboards support Windows, macOS, and Chrome OS, with keycap legends that show shortcuts for each platform.

Key Feel and Layout Options

Logitech office keyboards use scissor-switch or membrane mechanisms tuned for quiet, low-profile typing. Full-size layouts include dedicated number pads for data entry. Tenkeyless and compact layouts trade the number pad for desk space. The ERGO K860 angles each key cluster toward your natural hand position, and its integrated palm rest lifts your wrists into a neutral posture.

Complete Your Logitech Setup

• Logitech Mice — pair your keyboard with a matching Logitech mouse for seamless multi-device switching using Logitech Flow
• Logitech Keyboard & Mouse Combos — save with pre-paired MK series bundles that include a keyboard and mouse sharing a single receiver
• Logitech Headsets — add a UC-certified headset for clear calls and focused work alongside your keyboard
• Docking Stations — expand your laptop connectivity for multi-monitor, multi-device workstation setups
• Monitors — pair any keyboard with the right display for your workflow