Customer Reviews

Logitech iTouch Keyboard

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After years of killing inexpensive keyboards at a rate of 2-3 per year, I finally decided to spring for what looked like a real, even if slightly more costly, solution -- and it has been exactly that. (Well, more real than costly, actually, because I was later surprised to find a manufacturer's rebate in effect at the time I made the purchase.) To echo the previous reviewer, this keyboard has a firm, precise touch that allows me to speed type without extraneous letters or spaces. Of course, we all have our own opinions about what constitutes an ideal touch; all I can say is that this one works extremely well for me. In addition, that touch isn't so 'touchy' that it ruins me for other keyboards on which I'm obliged to work (thanks!). Other very useful features: (1) no extended, hard wrist rest -- I need a soft gel wrist pad, and this keyboard generously gives me that option; (2) the low-power USB ports come in handy, since I have already filled up a 7-port USB hub. No problems yet with USB devices (including optical mouse and PC video cam) attached through the keyboard; (3) quick, easy installation, at least for the joint USB/serial option; (4) a wonderfully linear and well-written product booklet and instructions; and (5) it's sleek and nice to look at. I've written this after a full four months of hard use, so you can believe it.

I love blue, it is blue. It has two handy USB ports in the back. Just a good keyboard. I have had it for about a month and no problems.

This is the best keyboard. It's quiet and comfortable. Kinda makes typing fun. Highly recommended.

I've owned a lot of Logitech stuff, from mice, to speakers, and beyond. Logitech is really one of the BEST peripheral device manufacturers. Except for joysticks, Microsoft's Precision Pro or Force Feedback models blow Logitech's joysticks away. But everything else Logitech rules!

I got this particular product because I accidentally spilled some juice on my old keyboard, and then, panic captured, I blow dryed it. WARNING! HEAT SHRINKS COMPUTER COMPONENTS! I learned this after the fact of course. Fortunately, I picked the Logitech keyboard to replace it. It has an excellent design, and relatively soft-sounding keys. My only problem is that the multimedia buttons do NOT work with Winamp the almighty MP3 playback tool! Boohoo! Hopefully Logitech realizes their gigantic error in not supporting Winamp, and fixes it ASAP!

All I can say is:

I hope I don't spill juice on this one...

when I use my cell-phone, I get some typo's. besides that, it's not too soft, and not too "clicky" keyboard.