Logitech MK850 Performance review: A quiet, comfy keyboard that needs more snap

September 06, 2017

The Logitech MK850 clearly aims to be your go-to keyboard and mouse for your desktop, phone, and tablet. With its roomy, ergonomically minded design, the keyboard is also a gift to aching wrists. But while the MK850's agility at juggling wireless connections is impressive, the keys themselves feel disappointingly mushy. Basic features Quickly switch among up to three Windows, MacOS, iOS or Android devices Wireless connectivity via Bluetooth or USB dongle Two AAA batteries Advertised battery life of three years The MK850 certainly feels comfy thanks to its cushioned palm rest and the slight ergonomic bulge in the middle of the main keypad. Two pairs of fold-out feet tilt the MK850 to either four or eight degrees; personally, I stuck with the eight-degree pair.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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