Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s Review

Main Materials

Plastic

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Dimensions

27.9cm x 12.4cm x 2.6cm

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Weight

415g

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Available colours

Rose / White / Graphite

I’ve used other products from this range before, having their pebble mouse in their bag constantly. Touch screens are useful but for long periods a mouse is just more usable and makes it easier to press smaller buttons. I like tech that matches too, so I was excited to get the paired Bluetooth keyboard. Unfortunately I couldn’t get the sand colour at the time. So I went for the white and figured I would buy a new mouse at a later date. Having one for the office wouldn’t be a bad idea.

Pretty much the main factor of a good keyboard, is it good for typing? and the short answer is yes. I have been using this keyboard for a few weeks now and I find it really comfortable for typing on. There is a learning period, but I think that’s the case with every keyboard. Although qwerty keyboards are generally similar there is always an adjustment period.

This is the first keyboard I have used with round buttons. I thought this would be off-putting at first and I would constantly miss keys, but to my delight, it’s not been an issue at all. It did take a bit of getting used to having round keys instead of square, I kept missing the keys at first. But once I was used to it I was able to type for long periods without this happening. 

Typing on this Bluetooth keyboard is quite soft. Noisy keyboards don’t really affect me as I have headphones in. But they do affect everyone around me who are hearing the constant clicking and clacking of me typing. I can type quickly without looking at a qwerty keyboard, but the downside of that is I can be quite aggressive with the keys. It has been mentioned to me on more than one occasion, and the more focused I am the harder I press the keys. But compared with my laptop keyboard these are a lot softer no matter how hard I type.

Being a Bluetooth keyboard, the Pebble Keys 2 K380s is compatible with a wide range of devices. So far I have used it on laptops, tablets and even my phone. All of these are Windows and Android, but it is compatible with Apple devices too, such as iPads, iPhones and Macs.

The Pebble Keys 2 K380S keyboard is capable of connecting to three devices simultaneously using Bluetooth. You have three buttons at the tip of the keyboard that allow you to seamlessly switch between devices, and at the same time remain completely wireless. I have found this really useful when I am trying to use different screens, I can use one for notes whilst doing research and then switch to another to search for a video for example.

Connecting is easy, just hold down the desired button you want to link to a new device and wait until it flashes. That’ll put the keyboard on pairing mode and will let the new device connect straight to it.

It’s rare I’d ever have to switch away from one device, but I did pair it to a couple for testing. It was really easy and switched instantly, so it’s perfect for those who do like to multitask.

This isn’t the most packable keyboard I’ve ever used. But packability always has a tradeoff with usability. I’ve used tiny foldable keyboards in the past. But often the fold is down the middle and they reduce the size of key buttons to accommodate this.

The Pebble Keys 2 K380S isn’t foldable but it is slim. Weighing 415g I wouldn’t exactly take it with me if I’m trying to fly carry-on only. But if I was travelling for longer periods and had checked luggage I wouldn’t hesitate. 

I have regularly been taking the Pebble Keys 2 K380s with me to work. It fits perfectly along the inside of my Db Hugger. Taking up hardly any space, it’s only issue really is weight. I do have a keyboard case for my Tab S8, which is ok but not as good for typing. But if I didn’t have a heavy bag I would swap that keyboard for the Pebble Keys 2 K380s without hesitation. If you are still on the fence, check out this article by PC Mag showing the top keyboards of 2025.