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Logitech K350 Keyboard - Wireless Connectivity - RF - Black - USB Interface

Logitech K350 Keyboard - Wireless Connectivity - RF - Black - USB Interface

Bottom line: The Logitech K350 Keyboard: Comfort Wave curved key bed and padded palm rest support a neutral wrist angle; main trade-off: no backlighting, so dim-room typing depends entirely on touch-typing skill.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Comfort Wave curved key bed and padded palm rest support a neutral wrist angle
  • ✓ One Unifying receiver links up to 6 compatible Logitech devices on a single USB port
  • ✓ Logitech rates battery life at roughly 3 years, or 2 million keystrokes per year
  • ✓ Standard full-size key layout, so existing typing muscle memory carries over
  • ✓ Improved function keys launch applications directly without extra keystrokes

Cons

  • ✗ No backlighting, so dim-room typing depends entirely on touch-typing skill
  • ✗ Listed OS support stops at Windows 10; no macOS or Linux compatibility claimed
  • ✗ The wave curve takes adjustment time if you normally type on a flat board
  • ✗ Integrated palm rest adds desk depth versus a compact or tenkeyless keyboard

Manufacturer description

The Logitech K350 wireless keyboard puts a Comfort Wave layout and a padded palm rest between you and a full workday of typing. The curved, contoured key bed follows the natural arc of your fingertips, while standard-size keys mean you are not relearning spacing the way you would on a compact board. Logitech rates the battery at roughly three years of typical use, about 2 million keystrokes per year, so cell swaps are a rare event rather than a monthly chore. The bundled Logitech Unifying receiver pairs up to six compatible devices through a single USB port, which frees the rest of your hub…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Logitech K350 work with a Mac or Linux machine?

The listed operating system support covers Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10 only. macOS and Linux are not claimed for this model, so check the product listing or Logitech's support page before buying it for a non-Windows system.

How long does the battery actually last?

Logitech rates the K350 at about three years of battery life based on roughly 2 million keystrokes per year. Heavy daily typing will shorten that, but it is designed so you rarely think about batteries.

Can I use the same receiver for my Logitech mouse?

Yes. The K350 uses the Logitech Unifying receiver, which connects up to six compatible Logitech devices through one USB port, so a Unifying mouse can share the same dongle.

Is the curved wave layout hard to get used to?

The keys stay in standard size and position, so your existing muscle memory transfers; the curve and the padded palm rest are the parts that need acclimation. Most buyers adapt, though not universally.

What warranty and support does it come with?

Warranty terms are not published in this product's spec data and can vary by seller and region. Check the current Amazon listing or Logitech's official warranty page for the terms that apply to your purchase.

Key Features

  • Clever design: compact wireless keyboard with standard size key layout and improved function keys for quick application start
  • Connect up to 6 devices: With the help of the Logitech Unifying receiver, you can connect the small wireless keyboard to your devices in no time at all
  • Comfort when typing and comfortable natural hand posture: Thanks to the padded palm rest and ergonomic design of the curved keyboard
  • Long battery life: approx. 2 million keystrokes per year, the battery of the Logitech K350 keyboard lasts about 3 years
  • Operating system: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
  • We also recommend: Our Logitech K280E for Business for a reliable wireless connection as well as a tidy desk and an additional full-size mouse with rubber grip

Full Specifications

BrandLogitech
ColorBlack
StyleContemporary
ThemeErgonomic
MaterialPlastic
Model NameK350
Style NameContemporary
Unit Count1 Count
Switch TypeTactile
ConnectivityWireless, USB
Model Number920-004484
Power SourceBattery Powered
Clever designcompact wireless keyboard with standard size key layout and improved function keys for quick application start
Series Number920
Built-In MediaKeyboard
Number of Keys17
Button Quantity17
Connection TypeWireless
Keyboard LayoutQWERTZ
Mfr Part Number5099206039469

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