Keychron B6 Pro Ultra-Slim Wireless Keyboard vs Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s Bluetooth Keyboard
Get the Keychron B6 Pro. Unless you want something small to carry for a tablet or travel — then the Pebble Keys 2.
Keychron B6 Pro Ultra-Slim Wireless Keyboard
A cheap, slim full-size keyboard with a number pad that connects three ways: its own wireless receiver, Bluetooth or a cable. Comfortable and quiet, if plain and a bit plasticky.
Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s Bluetooth Keyboard
A cheap, light and very quiet Bluetooth keyboard for a tablet, a laptop or travel. It pairs with three devices and runs for years on two AAA batteries.
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The B6 Pro is a full-size keyboard with a number pad, its own receiver, Bluetooth and a cable, and a rechargeable battery, for little money. The Pebble Keys 2 is far smaller, lighter and very quiet, but it's Bluetooth only, with round, close-set keys.
- —It's for a desk and you type numbers.
- —Your computer has no Bluetooth.
- —You want a full-size keyboard for little.
- —It's for an iPad, tablet or travel.
- —You have a very small desk.
- —You want it as light as possible.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +Full size with a number pad for little money
- +Receiver, Bluetooth or cable
- +Comfortable, quiet keys
- −No backlight.
- −The plastic body feels cheap and flexes a little.
- −Plain looks.
- +Light and easy to carry
- +Very quiet
- +Pairs with three devices
- −Round, close-set keys take some getting used to.
- −No backlight, number pad or adjustable feet.
- −Bluetooth only, unless you buy a Bolt receiver.
Ready to choose?
- Is the Keychron B6 Pro worth it?
- Is the Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s worth it?
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How we reached this verdict
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Sources: RTINGS, RTINGS, Engadget, Trusted Reviews, manufacturer specifications.