Logitech diNovo Edge 2-Tone 84 Normal Keys 9 Function Keys Bluetooth Wireless Mini Keyboard - Retail

Slim ; Visually pleasing ; Good Keyboard feel ; Bluetooth ; Rechargeable dock

Touch pad is ok, not great ; Price should be around 100

Clean Beautiful Look great finish impress friends NO one ever said they hate it ; Used acrossed the room with little to no lag ; Charging time is amazing womping 2months barely ever charge it ; Extremely slim lightweight and easy to connect without the...

id perfer something a little less glossy or anti fingerprint technology kind of annoying to see fingerprints but thats nitpicking like crazy ; mac osx (intel hackintosh snow leopard) doesn't really use all the buttons like i would like... of course the...

Very fast and responsive keyboard ; doesn't require much force to press keys. Been using one for 2+ years and whenever I use a regular keyboard I can feel the strain on my fingers. Since the keyboard is bluetooth you can connect it to any bluetooth...

Get's dirty quickly, so expect to be using that supplied microfiber cleaning cloth once a week. It only has a range of about 30 feet, given the limitations of bluetooth ; yea it's sad. It doesn't have a number pad, you'll have to use the numbers on the...

Well, first up, it's gorgeous. There's nothing about this board that's unattractive. I love having it standing up in the charger showing off how pretty it is. The keys feel great. The key presses are very smooth and just a little bit "clicky" at the...

My one problem with it, and the reason for losing an egg, is that it sometimes is reluctant to charge while it's in the cradle

Overall great keyboard ; feels great ; decent responsiveness ; quick and easy connection ; aesthetically pleasing ; touch pad ; out of box functionality

no number pad (sold separately, just not here.) ; gloss black finish is fingerprint happy ; right hand layout (home, end, delete, etc) ; not a big fan of software

This is beautiful to look at. Has all the features I want. The keyboard is lightweight so no problem using it on your lap. The charger cradle is superb. When the keyboard is sitting in the charging cradle it looks like something out of the 22nd...

The PC is about 10 feet away from the bluetooth receiver which is mounted on the front panel of the PC case. Occasionally the bluetooth connection drops which requires a walk over to the PC and pushing buttons on the receiver and keyboard until you get...

Being a cheapskate when it comes to keyboards I hesitatingly splurged for this because I needed a good HTPC wireless keyboard. This certainly fits the bill, plus it looks great! The range and connectivity is fantastic and it has very smooth operation...

Definitely price ; After prolonged use (i.e. an hour or more of gaming) it can get quite uncomfortable as it's not really designed for that. In a desktop environment I don't see this being an issue at all

Rather tidy in size and appearance. Nice short-throw keys have a good touch feeling and let me type very quickly and accurately, which is the reason I was attracted to begin with. Decent battery life, given that it has lights and sounds and extra stuff...

The mouse is usable in emergencies, but NEVER, EVER for daily use. If I'm laying back on my chair and watching a movie, I use the mouse rather than reach up to my desk. It's usable, but impractical. The two buttons below the pad are in a weird spot,...

Slick, beautiful, and well designed. The keys feel very nice to the touch. The mass and size of the keyboard is very comfortable and balanced. The recharging base station is also very stylish. The volume slider is very handy

Touchpad is a tad small and placed to the side. I am used to the notebook placement of the touchpad below the keys. I guess it will just take some getting used to. The twirl-to-scroll function is finicky and does not work correctly all the time (seems...

Battery lasts and insane amount of time and I am a gamer (3 weeks easily on 1 overnight charge, and I game daily) ; Range is incredible, I can type from my basement 2 floors down ; silent typing, similar to typing on a notebook ; programmable Fn keys...

the volume slider often doesnt respond unless you wiggle your finger around on the touchpad first (not a big deal and this only happens in a fullscreen game I find) ; no numpad, but given they layout its fine. Its not actually a gamer keyboard