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If you’re like me and you spend all day in front of a keyboard, a regular full-height keyboard probably doesn’t cut it—and that’s why the Logitech K585 should pique your interest.
This wireless keyboard’s slim profile, silent typing, multi-device pairing, and wide compatibility are all standout features. The fact that it’s currently on sale for just $31 (down from its listed price of $50) makes it an even more compelling option.
Like the Logitech K480—a comparable wireless keyboard that’s heavier and clunkier—the Logitech K585 features a cradle for tablets and smartphones, but also sports a full keyboard with numpad, a slimmer profile, and weighs about half a pound less. It’s comfortable for long hours of use and an overall more appealing option.
One of the best features of this keyboard is the Easy Switch function, which allows you to pair and effortlessly switch between two devices. (One connected via Bluetooth and the other via 2.4GHz USB receiver.) To switch back and forth, you just press the respective button on the keyboard.
With the ability to hop between laptop, desktop, tablet, or smartphone, the Logitech K585 can help boost your productivity when writing emails, doing research, sending messages, or doing whatever you do for work.
The Logitech K585 is compatible with Windows, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Android, Chrome, and Linux.
Battery life is another strong point of the Logitech K585. Whenever you aren’t typing, an automatic sleep feature kicks in to preserve energy. Depending on your setup and usage, you could go up to two years before replacing the two AAA batteries.
The Logitech K585 is now available for just $1 more than its lowest price ever. This is an unbeatable deal if you’re looking to upgrade your keyboard, so take advantage of the reduced price while you can!
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Author: Gabriela Vatu, Contributing Writer
Gabriela has focused on tech writing for 12 years, covering news, reviews, buying guides, deals, and more. She has bylines in numerous consumer tech publications, including PCWorld, Macworld, PCMag, IGN, MakeUseOf, XDA, Android Police, and Pocket-lint.