That’s really our only quibble with the overall construction of the K380. The left side has a power button, which we wish was a bit more sturdy. The battery door is easy to pop off to replace the two AAA batteries, supplied in the box. The top of the keyboard features a “logi” logo and the back has a subtle K380. It has a matte plastic finish all around, with fairly minimal branding. It doesn’t necessarily complement a silver or space gray MacBook Pro or Mac mini, but it does pair quite nicely with the gold MacBook Air or iPad. It’s a very dry rose color that feels more like a feathered pink. It’s inviting, and between the font and the rose color, this keyboard looks downright warm. Logitech has opted for a sweet and approachable font for the keys. You get rounded keys, but these aren’t horrible to type on like the Pixel Slate was. It’s slim all around - just shy of 11 inches in length and only 0.63 inches thick at its thickest point - but that doesn’t detract from the typing experience. When traveling, it will be perfect to toss into a backpack or bag. The K380 is lightweight and easy to move around your house as you find your “office” for the day. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account

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