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Updated 2 Nov 2026

Is the Logitech POP Icon Combo worth it?

Yes — a fun, quiet set for a compact desk.

You get the POP Icon Keys, a compact keyboard with quiet, comfortable keys and four programmable action keys, and a matching POP Mouse with near-silent clicks. Both pair over Bluetooth with up to three devices and run on batteries for a year or more. There's no backlight, no number pad, the keyboard can't be tilted and the mouse has no side buttons and is small for long days.

Logitech POP Icon Combo
50%of 4 owners give it 4 or 5 stars
  • Quiet keys and clicks, bright colours
  • Three devices each
  • Programmable shortcut keys

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What owners say

Only a few verified owners so far; most love the quiet keys and switching between devices, while one hit a forced software update.

Good to know

  • No backlight and no number pad.
  • The keyboard can't be tilted.
  • The mouse is small and has no side buttons.
  • Bluetooth only.

From 4 buyer ratings at Otto (Germany), every complaint read by us, November 2026. How we do this

What they love

  • Quiet keysMentioned a lot
  • Pleasant to type onMentioned a lot
  • Works across several devicesMentioned a lot
  • Light and well madeMentioned a lot

What they complain about

Hardly any: just 2 of 4 owners gave it 3 stars or fewer, and no complaint came up often enough to list.

Get it if…

  • You want a cheerful, matching set for a home desk.
  • You switch between a laptop and a tablet.

Skip it if…

  • You need a number pad: the MK295 Silent.
  • You use a mouse all day: the Signature Slim MK950.

More on the POP Icon Combo

How we reached this verdict

The set is the POP Icon Keys and POP Mouse, each tested on its own. TechRadar calls the keyboard excellent and comfortable with customisable keys, though it can't be tilted; Notebookcheck liked its quiet keys but found the layout a little cramped. Tom's Hardware found the mouse quiet and portable but without thumb buttons, and TechRadar calls it good value.

We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.

Sources: TechRadar (Keys), Notebookcheck (Keys), Tom's Hardware (Mouse), Logitech, PCWorld, Digital Trends, GGRecon, manufacturer specifications.

Updated 2 Nov 2026How we decide