Logitech is no stranger to wireless keyboards that can be paired with multiple devices – in the last couple of years or so, the company released the K380 and the K480 which are Bluetooth wireless keyboards that can be paired with up to three devices and seamlessly switch between them.
However, the more compact size and lack of number pad means that these keyboards were more suited to be stowed in a bag and used primarily for extended typing on your smartphone or mobile device.
The Logitech K375s Multi-Device keyboard, however, is a different kind of beast – it's a full-sized keyboard with number pad that's more suited for use on the desktop PC but can also be used when you occasionally need to do some extended typing on your mobile device.
Like the other multi-device wireless keyboards from Logitech, you can pair up to three devices with the K375s and can easily switch between them with the push of a button.
However, what makes the K375s different is that it also comes with Logitech's USB Unifying Receiver so you can pair it with a PC that doesn't have Bluetooth.
The keyboard is OS-adaptive, which means that the function keys and other special keys will be mapped to appropriate functions for that operating system.
Interestingly, the K375s also comes with a separate universal stand that will hold most tablets or smartphones and Logitech claims that battery life for the K375s is up to two years with a pair of AAA batteries.
The K375s should be in stores sometime this month with a suggested retail price of RM119.
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