![]() ![]() Although you can change this in Logitech’s settings, by default this function row is given over to a variety of other commands like switching between paired devices and playback and volume controls. The Pop Keys has what’s generally known as a 75 percent keyboard layout, which means it’s more compact than a full-size keyboard but still includes a function row and arrow keys. ![]() The keyboard is available in three color schemes: pink yellow and black or purple and yellow. It’s capable of pairing to up to three devices via Bluetooth or up to two Bluetooth devices plus one via Logitech’s Bolt USB receiver (included in the box), and you can easily switch between them using the F1 to F3 keys. Although it’s not rechargeable, you get three years of battery life from an included pair of AAA batteries. There’s little wrong with the basic specs of the Pop Keys.
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