Customer Reviews

Logitech Access Keyboard 600

5 star:		(16)
4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

Finally, superbly comfortable keys for fast typing! The Access 600 doesn't have quite as many bells and whistles as the Wave keyboard, which I tried out for a few days and ended up returning (see my review for that product), but it does have the few extra buttons I appreciate (e-mail, calculator, etc.). And of course most important is that the feel of the keys is perfect. Half the price of the Wave and, typing-wise, much, much better!

I recently bought a new computer that has no PS-2 connectors, so I was looking to replace my Logitech Elite LE keyboard and after reading the reviews honestly expected this to be a good replacement. However after owning the keyboard for a couple of weeks now I have to say it doesn't match my old keyboard in comfort or when typing. I'm glad the keyboard was only $27.00 or so, but I'm looking for a replacement for it but will probably wait until I can go somewhere to try a replacement out before making another mistake.

The nice things about this keyboard is that all of the pre-programmed short cuts work perfectly. The volume control is a little different for me, in that you have to turn it left or right rather than using the up and down control of my other keyboard, and the keyboard is pretty noisy, and feels a little clumsy compared to my old keyboard, the angle of the keys are a little less than my old keyboard, just enough to make it feel awkward to me. I've used several Logitech keyboards in the past and have loved them all, but for me this one is a miss.

I know different people want or look for something different in just about everything so this is subjective, but I hope you find a place to try this keyboard out before purchasing it. It might be exactly what you want, but to me it feels like an OEM keyboard, and am disappointed in the way this keyboard feels in all respects.

I am very impressed with the Logitech 600.

However, the SetPoint software that came with the keyboard is not the most current edition, so make sure you either update it after installation or download the latest version from the Logitech website.

After installing the software, set up the programmable keys to suit your particular needs. This should add a great deal of convenience.

The touch of the keys are positive with a little friction when being depressed. To me it presents a terrific over all feel. The arrow keys can be used for online scrolling.

If you are willing to take a few moment to learn the features of the 600, I believe you will love the keyboard. I found it to be a bargain priced, quality built keyboard!

This keyboard has just the right combination of features. It's not as complex or pricey as a gaming keyboard but has more style and functionality than a basic keyboard. The volume controls are conveniently placed and the the keys have a good feel. Overall, a great keyboard for those people not wanting to go with a gaming keyboard but would still like more features than a basic model.

And the most important thing for me is that Logitech provides 64-bit Vista support downloadable from their web page.

I wanted a smooth operating QWERTY keyboard that would work in my underdesk drawer. A wired keyboard was a sensible choice. This keyboard has a lot of bells and whistles that the original equipment DELL did not have. The keyboard software installed flawlessly. The keys feel good and all the bells and whistles work. I highly recommend this keyboard.

This is a really good keyboard, does everything you need it to, I don't see why it got a few bad reviews, great keyboard at an even better price.. thanks.

As to the keyboard: crisp, effecient, all a normal typist could want.

As to the accompanying software: somewhat useful, but has compatibility issues with Symantec, etc. (you will have false leads, especially if your pc/notebook has its own touchpads.) However, IMO these appear to be frivolous issues.

A nice looking keyboard from Logitech! LOG920000021 - 600 USB Access KeyboardBut who needs a nice looking keyboard from any manufacturer that uses small sticky letters, numbers and symbols that simply adhere to the keys? My concerns are: How long will it be before they rub off? What do you clean this keyboard with so as not to compromise these little stickies? I don't know that this keyboard really has anything one would consider as an asset but I think I'm going to have to learn to type without looking before these stickies fade to black!

Purchased for maybe $25 with shipping. Was one of the only 'media' keyboards I could find with a wheel for volume, although it's not like the old logitech keyboard i had with a programmable mouse type wheel. Shortcuts are arranged in a perfect layout. Multi-function 'F' Keys are easily toggled. Weight, look, feel.. awesome!

It's been 62 weeks and a day since I ordered this keyboard. Since then I have somehow miraculously avoided spilling anything on the keyboard (usually have a cup of water nearby). Well, at least until tonight.

I had my usual glass of water sitting in front me just behind the wristrest area of the keyboard. There was maybe 6 ounces of water in the cup at time and I reached over to turn off the speaker on my desk. I knocked over the cup of water and spill most of it (maybe 2/3 - 5/6 of it onto the keyboard. I immediately tipped the keyboard over and started wiping at keyboard with tissue on hand.

I wiped off the desk and dried up the keyboard as best as I could. With the keyboard still upside down, I tilted it at an angle and let all the water drip out. I wiped it off after it stopped dripping. I then took a can of compressed air and blew air into the spaces between the keys.

After all that, keyboard seems to be just fine. I went tested every key and combinations and everything still works. Seems the "spill resistant" design seems to work as advertised. Last keyboard I spilled some water on (generic with spill resistant design), it died on the spot. This one survived a pretty big spill in my opinion. Won't even

Other than that, it's a great keyboard. Not as silent as my last keyboard, the MS Comfort Curve 2000. Sounds more like light hollow taps when I type. I bought it since my MS keyboard's keys were mostly faded after 1.5 years of use. Not one key has started to fade on this keyboard so far. It has the usual function keys that I wanted: volume radial/key, a mute button, calculator quick key, and simplified Dvorak layout ("regular" Enter key, not the big reverse "L" shaped one).