I've had this keyboard for a couple months now and I'm alright with it. It's not amazing, but there are certainly things I like about it.

What I don't like is that the keys feel a bit squishy. There isn't a whole lot of feedback from the keys and I don't like typing on it for long periods of time.

I do really like the way it looks though. The board is a dark grey and the keys are white, and the whole thing pops really nicely. I've gotten a bunch of comments on how good it looks.

What is there to say, you can wash it when you get the keyboard dirty and it makes a solid clicking sound when you use the keys without being too annoyingly loud. Pretty awesome.

This keyboard is awesome for dog owners. All I have to do to get rid of dog hair buildup is to tilt it and give it a good blow. Compared to the pipe cleaner setup I had for the previous keyboard, this is a godsend.

The keys are responsive and almost clicky (like a mechanical) but at the same time still have that laptop-ish feel.
The only thing that worries me is what's happened to the spacebar so far. I've only owned it for a few weeks, but the matte finish on the right side of the spacebar has already worn down into a glossy finish just from hitting the spacebar a few thousand times.
This won't really impact the functionality of the keyboard, but I'd hate to see what happens to the keys if/when this ever happens to them.

good quality key response.
small and comfortable.
no complaints for the price.
if your like me and always spilling things this is the keyboard for you.

i like this keyboard it works well and has held up to alot of use quite well...i just don't love it ...seller shipped fast and pacaged well all in all would buy another if needed

I LOVE these. I love fried chicken, eat a lot with my hands whenever possible, and catch up with my social networks while I'm eating all the time. For a sloppy man like me, these are a miracle. I use a Mac Pro and an i7 iMac and they work fine for both, but you will have to get used to using the Windows button as your apple butterfly command button. The Fn key seems to operate iTunes volume and pause/play, prev/next buttons. like others have said, the raised buttons are awesome, especially if you old like me and used to ancient typewriters and older mac keyboards and HATE the flatness of the newer shiny silver keyboards.

COULD HAVE BEEN PERFECT IF BLACK PRINTING ON KEYS WAS SLIGHTLY LARGER AND BOLDER BLACK,
THE WASHABILITY FEATURE SEEMS UNIQUE TO THIS KEYBOARD.

I'm amazed. Of course, I thought this keyboard would be OK, but I'm stunned that I can instantly clean coffee, fruit juice spills or crumbs off of it immediately, just with a tissue.

No more being ashamed of my filthy-even-after-I-cleaned-it-as-well-as-I-could keyboard in front of colleagues and clients!

The touch or keyboard action isn't the best I've ever had, but it's perfectly acceptable, especially since it doesn't embarrass me any more.

I bought this for my girlfriend after she destroyed two beautiful keyboards and a laptop with spills.

She loves the feel of it (she's a software engineer so the feel really matters).

I (thankfully) haven't had to rinse it yet but I trust it will survive :-) Good invesment

...and good looking keyboard also!
Feels nice to the touch. It's light, rugged and it looks really good. I take it with me and use it with my laptop. Didn't take me anytime to adjust.
Cheap, functional. No complaints.

I like this keyboard as it is easier for the old hunt and peck method to be employed in low light situations. My eyes have grown older too. The bonus is it's unique look.

It's pretty obvious, that you trade typing comfort for the ability to clean the keyboard. The K310 still provides a reasonable typing experience, but there are definitely notable trade-offs you have to accept.

I got this keyboard for my home office and found it to be too plasticky. The keyboard action was also a little stiffer than traditional chiclet keyboards.

Overall the unit felt very sturdy and I imagine it would perfect for children or a kitchen.

When I first saw this I thought wow- why aren't more keyboards washable? given the amount of grime and filth that builds up on the average keyboard over time. Not to mention coffee spills- I spend a lot of time in front of the computer for work- it's bound to happen! I've washed the keyboard a couple times now without incident. The built in brush is nice for sweeping away crumbs.

I was a bit skeptical at first, having read the other reviews stating the keys had a 'mushy' feel when pressed. While I can agree with that statement somewhat, I find the feel of the key presses to be satisfactory. I certainly don't feel like I'm making any more errors as a result of the feel of the keys.

So why not 5 stars? Well, the build is a bit flimsy. I realize this is made of plastic just like 99% of keyboards are, but it tends to 'sag' a bit in the middle when I'm typing. They could have designed it to be just a little more rigid. The other issue is where the USB cord comes out of the back of the computer. There is no strain relief, so it's possible if the cord was ever yanked (like if the keyboard fell off the desk) it might damage the thin cord.

Bottom line: This is a basic wired keyboard that functions well, and you can wash it entirely after you've spilled coffee on it (or just when you want to clean your nasty finger grime off). It also looks pretty good on the desk; I like the contrast of the dark characters on the white keys. Buy it- you'll like it.

The keys are very responsive to the touch. Haven't had occasion to give it a bath, but the spacing of the keys will make it much easier to keep clean.

If you are the type of person who is always munching on food and getting crumbs stuck in the keyboard, then this is the keyboard for you. The raised key design on a flat surface means no more cracks for the crumbs to fall between. You can just sweep them off with a small brush. And if that doesn't work, you can always rinse them off.

Functionally the keyboard is pretty basic. It has all the standard buttons and the size and layout are normal. However it does lack some of the specialized keys on more expensive keyboards like controlling sound or a calculator button. Nothing critical, but if you're used to those buttons you will probably miss them.

The keys themselves are a little bit more clicky than I prefer. Which is to say they're probably about average. I like the really flat keyboards that require minimal press to register a keystroke. I'm not really a fan of the white keys because dirt shows up on them more quickly. Sure you can just wipe/wash it off with this keyboard, but why not use a color that minimizes stains?

Overall I think it's a fine budget keyboard. I'm spoiled by Logitech's higher-end keyboards, of which I have several and I really like them all (well, almost all of them). But this is still a good keyboard, especially if you are prone to spills and crumbs.

I like the keyboard and when I first saw the videos that you could wash this keyboard, I thought it was brilliant. I purchased it and the first one I got, one of the numbers didn't work on it (yes, when you plug it in, try all of the keys before you get rid of your old keyboard) so I sent it back and got another one probably 3 days later, it was a quick turn around time. What I noticed is that the keyboard is great for regular typing but it is by no means a gaming keyboard. It is not as easy to move between the keys when you are running from monsters, for instance. There is no curvature to the board or keys as a whole so if you move quickly, you can get hung up. Honestly, I will buy another one or pass this down to kids because of the fact I can wash it when spaghetti or red fruit juice is spilled on it. Acutally, all that was me so far so the washable keyboard is good for being washed when stuff is spilled on it and I game on it because it's my keyboard but I think it would be better for kids because of the washing capability or people with bad eyes (like myself) because the white keys really stand out, even in the dark (they are not glow in the dark, however).

Pros

- Sleek, Cute, Minimalistic
- Lightweight
- WASHABLE!
- Good Clicks and Clacks

Cons

- NO WIRELESS
- Have slight delay (for sensitive users)
- Still not enough Clicks and Clacks

Conclusion

- Not a MUST BUY , but still a GOOD BUY
- Great for a person who occasionally eats and drinks in front of the computer
- Think Carefully if you are using a laptop ( One of your USB ports will be GONE!)
- 5 stars for design, 3.5 stars for its functionality

I have become accustomed to the feel of recent Apple keyboards and needed to replace the keyboard for my work PC. I often eat lunch at my desk so the keyboard gets dirty and filled with crumbs. The Logitech K310 is a very good keyboard, with a very nice feel when typing. I have not needed to clean it yet but with the design, there is no way it'll get full of food crumbs that I will need to attempt to shake out.

The Function keys work right out of the box but I only use the volume Up/Down keys.

The one thing that has keeps me from giving it 5 stars, is that I really want (need) more space between the Right Arrow/Cursor key and the fat Zero key. I am a touch typist and feel my way to the cursor keys. With the minimal space next to the Zero key, I often press the zero key instead of the right cursor. I am adjusting but have to slow down and look first.

I would still recommend the keyboard. The best Windows keyboard I've used.

But it is a waterproof keyboard and that is awesome. However, it is smaller than I thought it would be but still easy to type on.