Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard

Description

Logitech K380 is a compact Bluetooth keyboard for switching between compatible devices.

Use the Easy-Switch keys to move between paired devices. Battery life depends on usage, and shortcut behaviour follows the operating system on the selected device.

Key Features

• Wireless connection: Bluetooth.
• Device switching: 3 devices with Easy-Switch.
• Platform support: Multiple operating systems.
• Key layout behaviour: Operating-system adaptation.
• Power source: 2 AAA batteries.
• Stated battery life: Up to 2 years.

Specifications

Compatibility and Usage

Set up the keyboard using the supported wireless connection and the host’s input-device settings. If a receiver is required, connect the compatible receiver to the host. Select the correct keyboard language in the operating system and test a short line of text before relying on the keyboard for longer work.

Shortcut behaviour varies between operating systems and applications. Use the model’s available device-switching controls where provided, and confirm that the intended device is active before typing. Place the keyboard where your hands can reach it comfortably and keep any integrated touchpad area clear for pointer movement.

For a regular workspace, position the keyboard in line with the screen you use most often. If the setup includes a phone or tablet, check that its support is stable before typing. Familiarise yourself with the available shortcuts gradually so the layout remains comfortable for everyday messages, documents and searches.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do some shortcut keys behave differently?

Operating systems assign different actions to certain keys, and apps can override shortcuts. Check the active device, language layout and relevant keyboard settings when a key produces an unexpected result.

Will a printed language layout change the computer language?

No. Printed legends identify keys, while the operating system controls text input. Choose the matching input language so the characters you type correspond to the intended layout.

What should I check if typing is not recognised?

Confirm power, connection mode and the selected host device. Check the receiver where applicable, or verify pairing in wireless settings, before testing in a simple text field.

How should I check the keyboard in a new workspace?

Test letters, numbers and the shortcuts you use most often in a simple document. Confirm the active language and connection before opening important work, especially when moving the keyboard between different computers or mobile devices.