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Logitech K585
ASIN B0BL2ND2GC
K400 Plus
ASIN B014EUQOGK
Choose K400 Plus for typing and cursor control together on a compatible TV-connected computer. Choose K585 for typing between a computer and phone or tablet, with a built-in phone cradle and number pad.
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ASIN B0BL2ND2GC
K860
ASIN B07ZWK2TQT
Choose K585 for a compact, conventional keyboard with a phone holder and two-device switching. Choose K860 for its curved split layout, padded palm support and three-computer switching, provided its larger body fits your desk.
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ASIN B0BL2ND2GC
MX Keys S
ASIN B0BKW3LB2B
K585 is described as compact and includes a built-in phone cradle plus two device channels. MX Keys S has a documented 430.2 mm keyboard length, up to three paired-computer channels and USB-C charging.
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ASIN B0BL2ND2GC
Wave Keys
ASIN B0BTNY72VD
Choose K585 for its slim phone-cradle layout; choose Wave Keys for shaped keys and a cushioned palm rest. Before replacing a keyboard that shares a receiver with your mouse, check the receiver family and current pairing support.
Read comparisonLogitech K780
ASIN B0BL2ND2GC
K585
ASIN B01LZTBKBG
Choose K780 for three devices you want to keep paired. Choose K585 when two are enough and you favor its lower manufacturer-listed mass for a keyboard you move between desks; this is not a tested portability advantage.
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Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s
ASIN B0BT4DP7SC
K585
ASIN B0BL2ND2GC
Choose Pebble Keys 2 K380s for its narrower layout and three paired-device channels, accepting that it has no dedicated numeric keypad. Choose K585 for a number pad and built-in phone holder when two-device switching is enough.
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