Logitech Ultra-Flat Keyboard

INTRODUCTION The Logitech Ultra-Flat Keyboard sets out to compress the size of a standard computer keyboard into a flat and thin design, incorporating the very same keys as a normal keyboard, but utilizing less space. I figured I could use more space on my desk, so I ordered the keyboard from Amazon. MATERIAL: The keyboard is made of shiny black plastic. It looks good, but you can very easily see if it is dusty because of the glossy finish. The keyboard has the feel of a laptop keyboard. If I had been able to try out the keyboard before buying I would not have ordered it. I am used to standard desktop computer keyboards, and I find I make more ...  Read the complete review

Keyboards are something that over the years I have become very frustrated with. I've found them to be increasingly targeted towards non-typists (which I suppose is understandable now that most people who aren't trained typists have PCs in their homes), and the manufacturers/designers seem to pay more attention to multi-functions rather than placement of keys, smoothness of touch, and other things which used to make the life of a typist so much easier. I've been through about 20 keyboards during the last 10 or so years, and each one I've used has had at least one feature on it that I've (as a trained touch-typist) found very frustrating. One I used a couple ...  Read the complete review

For the price this is excellent! I bought one of these after I accidentally threw a cup of tea in to my G15! I picked this baby up for £9 from Comet, in a huff and pissed off! When I plugged this in and started typing I was pleasantly surprised. I expected it to look and feel cheap. I can tell you it doesn't at all. The keyboard is very slim, as the name implies and I did take a few days to get use to the new lay out. The low profile 'laptop style' keys make typing easy and fast. My only frustration is the Caps Lock which I keep hitting inadvertently, but I believe this may be down to poor typing habits. This not a bells and whistles ...  Read the complete review

Bought this keyboard to pair with a Kensington riser stand as I was getting a sore neck typing on my laptop whilst at my desk. I picked this one as it was compact, therefore perfect to store in a desk drawer with the stand when not in use. It doesn't have all the media buttons that other keyboards have, but I don't have a problem with that, because with the exception of the volume control, I never use those buttons anyway! The keyboard looks great in gloss black, but the finish either attracts dust, or makes it more obvious than a matte finish, as I often have to give it a little dust off with a microfiber cloth. The keys are well laid out considering the overall ...  Read the complete review

I've had this keyboard for quite a while now, and it is probably the best one i have had so far. Yes, it doesn't have any fancy buttons or anything, but it is simple & stylish. Because it is ultra flat, it is much nicer to type on compared to a normal keyboard, and you will find that not much stuff keys in between the keys. It simply connects via PS/2 / USB connection, i am using a USB connection though, which i find is slightly easier. There is one thing that bothers me about this keyboard though, it is that the surface of it is that of which it is shiny, and when you touch it, it leaves fingerprints on easily. Not sure if any of you have a PS3, but that ...  Read the complete review