Logitech K250 Compact Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard with Number Pad, Graphite

The Logitech K250 Bluetooth Keyboard has been an excellent addition to my workspace. Setup was quick and effortless, and it connected to both my Windows PC and Mac without any issues. The Bluetooth connection has been stable and responsive, making it easy to switch between tasks without worrying about lag or dropped connections. One of the things I appreciate most is the compact design. Despite having a full numpad, the keyboard doesn’t take up excessive desk space, making it a great option for home offices, workstations, and smaller setups. The keys are comfortable to type on and provide a pleasant typing experience, whether I’m working on documents, spreadsheets, or everyday browsing. The build quality is impressive for the price. It feels sturdy without being heavy, and I like that it’s made with recycled plastic. The spill-resistant design provides additional peace of mind, especially in a busy workspace where coffee or water is often nearby. The included numpad is a huge benefit for anyone who regularly works with numbers, budgets, or spreadsheets. Combined with the long-lasting wireless convenience, it makes daily productivity much more efficient. Considering the quality, comfort, Bluetooth connectivity, and Logitech’s reputation for reliability, this keyboard offers excellent value for the money. It’s a practical, well-designed keyboard that delivers exactly what most users need. Overall, I highly recommend the Logitech K250 to anyone looking for a dependable wireless keyboard that’s comfortable, compact, and affordable.

I bought this keyboard after my last bluetooth one crapped out. I wasn't looking for anything fancy, and it's not. But it is comfortable, and I like the way the keys feel. Honestly, I even like the way it looks. The only downside is that one of the control buttons near the shift button will erase an entire sentence or two if it is accidently touched. That's annoying, but not enough for me to give it a four star. It's fairly quiet. I actually like the way it sounds. I use it every day, sometimes for a couple of hours. The batteries are going strong. I am glad I didn't go for a more expensive option. It doesn everything I want it to. It's compatible with my tablet and connects right away. I don't even have to reconnect it every time. I just start tapping the keys and it is ready to go fairly quickly. Over all, this is a great value for your money. I highly reccommend it.

This keyboard feels great in use. It's almost silent, and the keys feel cushioned and "luxurious" as you type. That probably sounds stupid, but compared to the flat keys on my laptop, this is a welcome change. The keyboard membrane on my 5-year-old laptop (Asus TUF Gaming F17) is going out, and the keys 7, Y, H, N, and M (right down the middle) are no longer reliable, and very frustrating sometimes. I bought this keyboard to sit on top of, and take the place of, the built-in keyboard and it works perfectly for that. I can get the replacement part for my laptop that contains the lower housing frame and new keyboard, but then I would have to transfer all the guts and the monitor to the new lower housing. I could probably do it with minimal cussing and have it actually work when I was done, but for $24 I decided to go this route, a Bluetooth keyboard in place of the built-in one. I don't ever move or carry the laptop, it just sits on the table in my shop, so this will work fine. Very satisfied with the quality, and as I said, it's a pleasure to type on, compared to the flat, no-travel keys on the built-in keyboard. One more Logitech product that I'm satisfied with. Logitech and Anker (the latter having nothing to do with this item). Two names in electronic accessories that haven't let me down. Yet. Let's hope they never do.

This keyboard definitely looks and feels very budget, and the plastic construction makes that obvious right away. The whole board has a strong plastic feel, and if you twist it even a little bit, you can hear the frame making plastic creaking noises. It doesn’t exactly feel sturdy or premium. The key feel is also pretty mediocre. The keys feel a bit mushy and not very satisfying to type on. If you’re used to better keyboards or mechanical ones, the typing experience here will probably feel pretty underwhelming. That said, I can’t be too harsh on it. This is a very cheap keyboard, and for the price it does the basic job. It connects easily over Bluetooth with no lag, and it even comes with the AAA batteries included. So it’s still a decent value for a simple everyday keyboard. Four stars feels fair for what it is.

I am writing this review from my iPad simply because my laptop is currently connected to this awful keyboard, rendering it frustratingly useless. It does connect easily but that’s the only positive. Over and over again, this keyboard misses typed letters which results in large blanks. The biggest and most headache-inducing issue is that it will randomly repeat a letter 10-30x in a row for no reason. I spend more time hitting the backspace button than just about anything else. The function keys are also all over the map; they sometimes work but most of the time the action taken is not correct or it is the action of the key next to it. I’ve tried everything, including slowing down the speed of the keyboard as was recommended on comment boards. Nothing works. Instead, the letters are just repeating very, very, very slowly and the constant backspacing is taking forever. Unfortunately the return window has passed, so this thing is going to gather dust in my office closet while I find a better keyboard that will do its job. Strongly recommend staying away from this. Logitech used to be a great brand that I could trust so I’m terribly disappointed.

Good size, very responsive keyboard, very simple to hook up I love it...

It's a computer keyboard right? Well I'm picky about them. Being a Mac user I don't really like the feel of the Apple keyboards, I had a Logitech years ago, but meant for Windows so the modifier keys were wrong. This one compatible with either OS. It is very comfortable, my fingers seem to just naturally fit this one. It is impressively well made for $18. Has some heft. Oh.....it is a breeze to connect using bluetooth.

I liked the layout, kerboard was good, keys did not stick and sound was great! Downsides: - Would disconnect more than 3 times while using even when I changed the batteries - box came pre opened (to me it seemed like a return) -missing instructions and batteries - I was very much looking forward to it but unfortunately I was not satisfied - c

I can't really find anything to complain about here. Build quality is really decent for the price as I have found with a lot of Logi products and typing is smooth. The keyboard is not quite as small as some other reviews make it seem as it is technically a full size keyboard with numpad which is why I bought it. Ready to connect via bluetooth as soon as you remove the plastic strip protecting the batteries and connects fast and without issues. Honestly had no idea it was Mac compatible when ordering which was a nice surprise and the Mac compatibility works perfect. Very satisfied with it, no complaints.

ممتازه جدا ضيقه شويه عند الجزء بتاع الاسهم لكنها قابله للتعود مقارنه بسرعها وان براند محترم + انها بلوتوث بالكامل مش بتحتاج دونجول اضافي فهي ممتازه جدا جدا احساس الازرار مريح للاستخدام اليومي والشغل الطبيعي

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always a good experience with Logitech products and this is not exception, I've been fan since the early 90's.....unboxed the KB, pulled the little ribbon out of the battery compartment lid and my Win 11 PC saw it immediately, no scanning for new devices required, it just works...the size is just right - doesn't take up much desk space but it's not cramped, extending the feet give it the right amount of tilt back for my preference, the key action is smooth and accurate...that it was so affordably priced is great

The Logitech K250 is a good keyboard, but the one shown in the advertisement is the older K250 model. The version you receive has two keys next to the "Z" key, with the second (outermost) key being a smaller Shift key instead of one long Shift key. It also does not have an indicator light to show when Caps Lock is on.