Logitech K585 Multi-Device Slim Wireless Keyboard, Built-in Cradle for Device; for Laptop, Tablet, Desktop, Smartphone, Win/Mac, Bluetooth/Receiver, Compact, Easy Switch, 24 Month Battery - Graphite

It's great and pairs with macbook pro m1. Love it's a "plug and play" situation. Open the box, power on, sync. I have another version of this keyboard and the phone space isn't wide enough for my current phone (Samsung s22 ultra) but this one fits perfectly. Keyboard size is good and even good to travel with. For the size, good ergonomic tilt to it. I like the more sqaure butyons, and theyre a soft touch / quiet (I get comments about how loud i can be).

This keyboard works exactly as advertised, connecting to both computer and phone / tablet via Bluetooth. There are two buttons for quickly switching between two connected devices. There's a slot at the top where you can put your mobile device, however it's not wide enough to accommodate my iPhone 11 in its case. The key action very good for moderate use - I'm retired and use it a couple hours a week - but is smaller than most laptop or desktop keyboards. Some might find they have more typos because of that. Like most Logi products, the keyboard is solidly constructed and seems like it will last a good long time. The Bluetooth connection works great as long as you don't let the keyboard batteries run down. I power mine off between uses. It runs on 2 - AAA batteries.One word of caution. If you use the keyboard to switch between devices, you need to be very careful you've switched the keyboard to the intended device. I swap between laptop and iPad. More than once, I've inadvertently typed a password into a text message when I thought I was entering into a laptop screen. So far, I've caught the mistake before hitting Enter, but it's a risk.

When I have to travel, I have a work laptop that has one of those full-sized keyboards that are incredibly difficult to type on. I had to leave on an extended trip, and wanted to get a comfortable wireless keyboard instead of taking the full-sized wired keyboard I normally use when I'm at my home office. This Logitech K585 is just amazing:1. The rubber feet on the bottom grip like glue. That's not to suggest that you can't lift the keyboard from the desk; instead, it will not slide while you type. There is no movement at all.2. There is enough of an angle, so you're typing in an ergonomic position.3. The keys are quiet, and the scissor mechanism gives you an authentic feel that you'd get from a laptop. So, it is comfortable to use and comfortable for everyone else around.4. It is plug-and-play. There is optional software you can install, but you don't have to. The USB-A dongle can be stored in the battery compartment. It takes two AAA batteries, which make it very easy to have spares.5. It has a solid feel to it and has some heft. This will add weight to your backpack if you travel with it, yet it is small enough to fit in a backpack.6. My Google Pixel 7 with a case fits in the slot. I will likely never use this slot for that purpose, but I was curious since I had read so many reviews that said a case and phone would not work.7. It has a power switch to save power.So, what are the cons?1. Engaging the NUM LOCK button. It works, but you have to know the magic secret. There are no written instructions. Press the FUNCTION and the CLEAR buttons simultaneously.2. no LED indicators tell you if CAPS LOCK and NUM LOCK are engaged. You find out when you type.The cons are pretty minor in the scope of what is otherwise a fantastic wireless keyboard. Cheers!

Honestly love this keyboard, it's small, refined, full number keypad and the keys have great feel and sound just right for a modern keyboard. But... it's lacking in two areas:1) There is no CAPS LOCK indicator LED. I'm constantly switching between writing emails and capitalized engineering text, and now I'm punching the caps lock button all day long to see the display indicator on my monitor so I can see what mode my keyboard is in, instead of a quick glance at the keyboard to see the status. Not a huge deal breaker, but definitely an annoyance for me.2) The built in phone slot. Too narrow for my phone even with a modest phone case. Again, not a huge setback, but I feel like they didn't think this one through far enough, as I feel the majority of people keep their phones in a case, and usually with a screen protector. It does work good as a place to keep your favorite color of Pilot G2 pen though.. with one end slightly sticking out so you can still grab it :)

This keyboard is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Initially, I bought the K380S but it was constantly disconnecting from my old MacBook Pro’s Bluetooth. The K585 has multi-device capabilities like the 380S, but comes with a USB connector along with its Bluetooth. It can connect to 2 devices (computer using USB and iPad using bluetooth) and it switches seamlessly between the 2 with the press of a button.

This may have been the easiest keyboard to setup. It works with my mouse!

Well built, great connectivity (I use Bluetooth). I would not classify this as a quiet keyboard but definitely quieter than cheap/standard build ones. The lack of a light on the caps lock and number lock is a slight annoyance but I would not hesitate to recommend this keyboard to anyone due to the high quality.

Arrow keys on the keyboard are a little too close together. USB adapter for Bluetooth is hidden inside the unit where the batteries are. I wish the keys lit up. Really helpful in dim room. The cellphone propping slot is too narrow for my Galaxy S24 Ultra with an Otter box protector. Sounds like I'm being negative - but I'm just pointing out things that may be important to others. The small size and easy config are what I need for a small backpack on the road.