LogitechPOP Keys Mechanical Wireless Keyboard with Customizable Emoji, Durable Compact Design, Bluetooth or USB Connectivity, Multi-Device, OS Compatible - Blast Yellow

I have been looking for a mechanical keyboard for awhile trying to find the best one and I decided to go with this Logitech keyboard and it is actually so nice and it immediately connects to my iPad and laptop without me doing anything, and the emoji keys are so cool! Logitech has multiple colors in the POP mechanical keyboards and I decided to go with this yellow and black color and I’m so glad I did because it looks super cool in person. I loved this keyboard so much that I immediately went and bought the matching POP mouse

I usually use an apple keyboard. I especially like the one I got with my iMac that has touchID. It is great to type on. I’ve been reading a lot and hearing from some co-workers about mechanical keyboards, and I used to us older keyboards back in the 80s with a similar key travel and feel.I love the experience of using this keyboard. So much so that I have all but retired my Apple keyboards. The round keys are great, remind me of the typewriter I first learned to type on. The colors match my favorite NFL team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the sound makes it feel like typing is a real thing again. So much nicer than the others. I use the Logi Options+ app on my mac, and use the keyboard with my work MacBook Pro, my iMac, and my iPad Pro.All right there on my desk. It’s an amazing experience.Higher recommend. The ONLY shortcoming, is that it takes a week or two to get used to the extra column of emoji keys on the edge. Since they have no difference in size or shape from the other keys, it’s easy to get out of home position.But I adjusted quickly.

Great keyboard. Classic mechanical feel and sound. Like an old fashioned typewriter.

I recently changed my keyboard from the NuPhy Air75 to this one because I liked the additional features of the emoji keys and its wireless USB dongle option (I was using my NuPhy in wired mode). I also liked the rounded keycaps, which gave the keyboard an excellent retro typewriter style. They felt and sounded reasonable enough, but it wasn't until I got the keyboard that I realized they were not up to my standards.The original keycaps that came with the keyboard turned out to be made of an unknown plastic (the material does not say if it's PBT or ABS) and used what seemed like tiny stickers for the characters on the keys, which would inevitably fade and wipe away over time. It is a disappointing prospect, especially considering the price of this keyboard.The good news is that the switches appear to be standard browns, compatible with other style keycaps, including superior double-shot PBT ones, which I have applied to my keyboard.The keycaps may leave much to be desired. Still, the ability to completely customize the function and emoji keys, along with the satisfying feeling of the mechanical switches, not to mention the fantastic battery life and overall heft of the keyboard body, makes this a viable option for most keyboard enthusiasts (I don't know how well it holds up to gaming).If you decide to get one yourself, make sure you also get a different set of keycaps to go with it, and make sure the keycap set has a size 6U spacebar. I'm still looking for one myself.

Perfect

I really like this keyboard. It's very well built , it is a joy to type and it looks great. I also bought a pop mouse to go with it. Can't be happier with my purchase.

If you work from home alone, the sound is fine. In an office setting it is definitely too loud

I bought this in November and it’s July now. I love this keyboard, but hate how the letters are fading away on the left home row. I do type a lot, but surely letters should last more than a year. Sigh. I may replace the key caps, but might be tricky to find or mod a set?