The backlit wireless Bluetooth keyboard has finally arrived. Spoiler alert, it's very impressive. And is the company to thank for.

The one and only company we stand up for when we hear it has released a new keyboard. The K810 is a Bluetooth illuminated keyboard that plays nice with nearly every OS platform with no rivals in sight. Logitech's K810 isn't the first illuminated wireless keyboard of its kind, it is however, Logitech's first multi-functional compact Bluetooth keyboard to feature backlit keys and a smart feature set. We've been patiantly waiting for such a smart keyboard to arrive, and now we've got our paws all over the K810 to put it thru its paces.

May 23, 2018 - Logitech K810 & Logitech K811 Bluetooth Keyboard. The black K810 is made for Windows PCs, while the silver K811 plays nice with Macs.

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Be sure to catch our extensive review down below! Logitech's packaging cannot be left unmentioned in this case. Right out of the box, the K810 is presented to you all wrapped inside clear plastic with a little tab to help you lift it out of the tray. Underneath you'll find the keyboard's USB to micro-USB charging cable rolled neatly into a cable snail; along with a quick start guide to brief you in on the K810's ins and outs. Where is the mac for samsung s6 pro. It's all very. And boy does Logitech have good reason to hype you up with the initial unpacking of the K810. Speaking of Apple, it wouldn't be the first time Logitech has taken some inspiration from the fruity brand.

Nonetheless, the more peripheral selection the better. The first thing the comes to mind when looking at Logitech's K810 keyboard is how damn good looking it is. I'm extremely glad that Logitech went with an all-black theme with the K810. The black keys, the black shiny top plastic trim and that gorgeous slate colored slab of brushed aluminum keyboard centerfold. No more white keys to show grime and yellowing with use, just smooth black keys and a trendy modern design. Absolutely gorgeous.

Logitech created the K810 as a compact Bluetooth enabled keyboard to be primarily compatible with Windows 8, but as a side feature it's also compatible with Android, iOS and Windows Phone 8 tablets and smartphones as well as PCs (it'll work just fine with Macs as well). But I honestly don't get it. Why make such a good compact keyboard and then ruin it somewhat with a suite of dedicated yet lacking iOS, Android and Windows Phone 8 function keys?

The K810 is such a good keyboard to type on, it should have been designed to be used as a desktop keyboard with the PC or Mac complete with the appropriate keys. The good news is that this is one highly portable keyboard. It'll look amazing on your desk while take up very little space, or fit into the smallest gear bag with ease. All without compromising spacious functionality. I could sit here and type forever and not want to stop it's that good.

In fact, I've already decided that the K810 will replace my once daily driver, the, which has a full dedicated Mac layout. It may lack screen brightness keys and a few other insignificant keys, but the K810 is just too good to not use for someone who prefers a minimalist desk environment and lacks crucial workspace. In that regard, a compact keyboard such as this is a godsend. The build quality is as good as a slab of Italian marble.

And by that I mean it's wickedly excellent. Logitech decides to use a rather substantial layer of brushed aluminum as the keyboard's core body. The rest is plastic, but plastic that was done right. It seamlessly blends with the aluminum in a perfect fit and finish.

There's absolutely no flexing or creaking anywhere. Pick it up and you'll feel how well made it actually is. Just a jaw droppingly sexy piece of wireless keyboard this is. I haven't seen such a great construction since Apple's aluminum keyboards.

Then you get to the bread and butter. The K810's keys. Those wonderful Incurve key caps that fit your finger tips oh so naturally it feels like touching chiclet sized pillows. Typing on this keyboard makes me feel like I'm the world's most talented pianist, in a weird and unusual way. Such quite, deadly silent keys with the most amazing tactile feedback and instantaneous, lag-assassinated response that makes typing on the K810 a joyful, comfortable experience. Unlike the rattling and noisy key caps on the, the K810's keys are more like the full sized keyboard only much more pleasant to type on due to their ultra-smooth finish and low-profile chiclet design. Logitech should have boasted the smart technology that went into the K810 calling it a true smart keyboard.