When I recently tested the new iPad 11, I found myself fortunate enough to have the Logitech Keys-To-Go 2 keyboard on hand. Even though you can type on a tablet, its giant on-screen keyboard isn ...

Though it's awfully pricey, Logitech's top-of-the-line micro keyboard does just about everything right.

Logitech’s $99.99 Pop Keys is a wireless mechanical keyboard with typewriter-style keycaps and five keys dedicated toward typing emoji. It’s releasing in the US this month.

What I liked about it Amazingly portable design The Keys-To-Go 2’s ultimate feature is its slim dimensions, as Logitech’s basically figured out the minimum viable size needed for a keyboard.

Logitech（日本法人はロジクール）のキーボード「MX Keys」は素晴らしいキーボードだ。英Computer WeeklyのInspect-a-Gadgetチームが今まで使ってきた中で ...

Logitech’s latest productivity-oriented keyboard, the MX Keys Mini, is a 60% scissor-switch keyboard designed to be used across multiple devices at once.

Logitech has a new Wave Keys keyboard that you might think you recognize -- it's not entirely unfamiliar because it builds on an ergonomic design that works.

Logitech has created another "it just works" wireless keyboard with chiclet-style keys, backlighting, solid construction, and a decent price.

So, when you program the keyboard’s emoji shortcuts, the emoji keys will match the assigned symbols. For most of the emoji keys, you need to use Logitech’s Options software to map them.

The new Logitech Pop Icon Keys keyboard is a traditional take on the company’s colorful wireless mechanical keyboard, and we spent weeks seeing how it clicks.

The new MX Keys Mini and MX Keys Mini for Mac are designed for creatives who want more functionality from their keyboard but without it taking over their whole desk.

The Logitech Pop Keys keyboard caught my eye in a Staples a few weeks ago. It’s a hard keyboard to miss — sporting odd circular keycaps like some old-school typewriter along with fancy colour palettes ...