Logitech K345 Wireless Keyboard - Full-Sized Keyboard with Palm Rest, 2.4 GHz Wireless USB Receiver - for PC, Laptop
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Description
- Full-Size Wireless Keyboard: Comfortable, quiet typing on a familiar keyboard layout with palm rest, spill-resistant design, and easy-access media keys like mute, volume, and play - Dependable wireless connection: Enjoy the reliability and convenience of 2.4 GHz connectivity with wireless range up to 10 meters (33 feet) away at home, or work - The K345 keyboard offers a battery life of up to 3 years, batteries included - Works seamlessly with Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS; experience hassle-free setup for various operating systems - In case of wireless keyboard or combo (keyboard and mouse), the USB receiver is usually provided either inside the mouse (under the battery cover) or attached within the product packaging
Details
Features & Specs
- Connectivity Technology
- Radio Frequency, Usb
- Other Special Features of the Product
- Lightweight, Portable
- Compatible Devices
- Laptop, Personal Computer
- Are Batteries Required
- Yes
- Power Source
- Battery Powered
- Keyboard Layout
- QWERTY
- Compatible Operating System Family
- Windows
- Minimum Required Operating System Version
- Windows 10
- Operating System
- Windows, macOS, ChromeOS
- Number of Keys
- 102
- Keyboard Description
- Membrane
Physical Specifications
- Color
- Black
- Item Weight
- 21.27 Ounces
Warranty & Support
- Warranty Description
- 1 Year Limited Hardware Warranty
- EU Spare Part Availability Duration
- 3 Years
Product Information
- Brand
- Logitech
- Manufacturer
- Logitech
- Model Number
- 920-013268
- Mfr Part Number
- 920-013268
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
Frequently asked questions
- Does this keyboard have a wireless connection?
- Yes, it uses 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity with a range up to 10 meters (33 feet).
- What operating systems is it compatible with?
- It works seamlessly with Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS.
- How long does the battery last?
- The K345 keyboard offers a battery life of up to 3 years and batteries are included.
Customer reviews
Very good, comfortable keyboard.
I do not need a fancy keyboard with countless useless features. I just want a good, durable keyboard that feels good to use, sounds nice, and will reliably work for years. I have found that Logitech has been delivering on those expectation for year and continues to do so with this keyboard. My only gripe is that it is not compatible with their Unifying Recievers. Bummer. That means that I have to use an available USB port to connect this keyboard to my machine, rather than using the reciever I already have for my mouse. I could have bought this in a kit with a mouse, but I like the mouse I have but the keyboard that it comes with is not so good. I am having to mix and match. That is on me. It would be nice if Logitech stopped trying to outthink consumers and just made keyboards and mice all work with the same unifying receivers, but whatever. I wanted a simple keyboard. This one is simple. It is a step up from their K270 which is an office workhorse. The biggest difference with this one is the palm rest. If you are a lazy bum like me, you don't hold your wrists above the desk to type like you should have been taught in typing class. No, your wrists are collapsed and resting on the desk, giving you carpal tunnel syndrome, sore palms, and arthritis. With a palm rest, your wrists are slightly elevated, making the physical punishment of office work just a little bit less severe. Like all Logitech products, they have done a good job making a durable, reliable keyboard. There is a good tactile feel. The haptics have not been ignored, but they are not perfect. Just fine at this price point. The sound of the keyboard is ok. Not a nice snappy click, but more of a hollow, plastic, tap. Its fine. It gets the job done, but in a quite office, it is far from silent and can sound a bit like a squirrel trying to get out of a lunchbox. Even though it might not seem like it, I am really happy with this keyboard. I had to replace my K270 when my assistant dumped coffee into it. I chose this one because it was basically the same but with the palm rest. I like the palm rest. Even though it is just hard plastic, it feels nice. It has a nice texture, no sharp edges, and it transitions nicely between the keyboard and the desk. My typing speed is up from normal too. I recommend this keyboard if all you are looking for is a basic, but good keyboard.
I do not need a fancy keyboard with countless useless features. I just want a good, durable keyboard that feels good to use, sounds nice, and will reliably work for years. I have found that Logitech has been delivering on those expectation for year and continues to do so with this keyboard. My only gripe is that it is not compatible with their Unifying Recievers. Bummer. That means that I have to use an available USB port to connect this keyboard to my machine, rather than using the reciever I already have for my mouse. I could have bought this in a kit with a mouse, but I like the mouse I have but the keyboard that it comes with is not so good. I am having to mix and match. That is on me. It would be nice if Logitech stopped trying to outthink consumers and just made keyboards and mice all work with the same unifying receivers, but whatever. I wanted a simple keyboard. This one is simple. It is a step up from their K270 which is an office workhorse. The biggest difference with this one is the palm rest. If you are a lazy bum like me, you don't hold your wrists above the desk to type like you should have been taught in typing class. No, your wrists are collapsed and resting on the desk, giving you carpal tunnel syndrome, sore palms, and arthritis. With a palm rest, your wrists are slightly elevated, making the physical punishment of office work just a little bit less severe. Like all Logitech products, they have done a good job making a durable, reliable keyboard. There is a good tactile feel. The haptics have not been ignored, but they are not perfect. Just fine at this price point. The sound of the keyboard is ok. Not a nice snappy click, but more of a hollow, plastic, tap. Its fine. It gets the job done, but in a quite office, it is far from silent and can sound a bit like a squirrel trying to get out of a lunchbox. Even though it might not seem like it, I am really happy with this keyboard. I had to replace my K270 when my assistant dumped coffee into it. I chose this one because it was basically the same but with the palm rest. I like the palm rest. Even though it is just hard plastic, it feels nice. It has a nice texture, no sharp edges, and it transitions nicely between the keyboard and the desk. My typing speed is up from normal too. I recommend this keyboard if all you are looking for is a basic, but good keyboard.
Good feel but no longer supported through Logitech's newer App
This keyboard is an older model and only supported by Logitech through their older SetPoint App (which is also no longer supported by Logitech) and does not work with the newer Logi Options+ App ... when I tired to see if the newer app detected the keyboard I get an error saying "Lifespan Exhausted". As long as you can still get and use the Setpoint App you can customize the few keys that are customizable, otherwise will work ok without customization. As far as the keyboard itself is concerned, I like it because the keys have a slightly longer throw then many of the newer keyboard and semi-tactile feel (I have two other same model keyboard that I use with my other PCs). Many of the newer keyboards feel mushy, such as most laptop keyboards, which for me is not desirable. If you want a newer more fully supported keyboard (though supported as standard keyboard in Windows), look elsewhere. If you want a keyboard that doesn't feel mushy and is comfortable to use, this might work for you.
This keyboard is an older model and only supported by Logitech through their older SetPoint App (which is also no longer supported by Logitech) and does not work with the newer Logi Options+ App ... when I tired to see if the newer app detected the keyboard I get an error saying "Lifespan Exhausted". As long as you can still get and use the Setpoint App you can customize the few keys that are customizable, otherwise will work ok without customization. As far as the keyboard itself is concerned, I like it because the keys have a slightly longer throw then many of the newer keyboard and semi-tactile feel (I have two other same model keyboard that I use with my other PCs). Many of the newer keyboards feel mushy, such as most laptop keyboards, which for me is not desirable. If you want a newer more fully supported keyboard (though supported as standard keyboard in Windows), look elsewhere. If you want a keyboard that doesn't feel mushy and is comfortable to use, this might work for you.
Yes, This is Why!
Why did you pick this product vs others?: Performance. Straight up, dependability. Keyboard functionality: Bought a cheaper brand, no good, keys not functioning properly, kicked myself for not sticking with the dependability of the Logitech, only keyboard I have use for 20 plus years, period, case closed on that.
Why did you pick this product vs others?: Performance. Straight up, dependability. Keyboard functionality: Bought a cheaper brand, no good, keys not functioning properly, kicked myself for not sticking with the dependability of the Logitech, only keyboard I have use for 20 plus years, period, case closed on that.
Perfect keyboard.
Works exactly as it is supposed to. It is very comfortable. And it has that satisfying "click" of the keys!
Works exactly as it is supposed to. It is very comfortable. And it has that satisfying "click" of the keys!
