Review on Logitech Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard Computer Accessories & Peripherals and Keyboards, Mice & Accessories by Samuel Reppa

The keyboard feels comfortable. The design looks great (especially when the backlit keys are on). The battery life is excellent. I like having dedicated buttons for switching between three devices (including mobile). That's over, here are the bad details. I bought this keyboard to pair with an MX Master 3 mouse (which offers the same switching functionality as the keyboard), a laptop and my smartphone with the idea that everything would switch at the same time (i.e. when I used the "" Switch on device x device key ", I want keyboard and mouse to switch to this device at the same time). Unfortunately, that's not the case (which means I have to press the switch on each device separately). Second, the device's LED turns off after a few seconds, so I can't know which device I'm actually controlling until I type something to make the light come back on (which sometimes turns the other device on if it was idle). These two things might seem like nitpicks at the moment, but they actually make a big difference when you want to jump. many devices throughout the day, especially considering this has already been discussed on the Logitech forums and there doesn't seem to be a way to fix this problem with software alone.