Technology9/24/2025PCWorld

Logitech’s new solar wireless keyboard is out for a hundred bucks

Logitech’s new solar wireless keyboard is out for a hundred bucks

Logitech has released a new solar-powered wireless keyboard, the Signature Slim Solar+ K980, priced at $100. The keyboard features a full-width format with a number pad, a low-profile design, and a black-and-gray color scheme, taking cues from Logitech's MX series. The solar cell at the top can recharge the battery using natural or artificial light, allowing the keyboard to run for up to 4 months on a single charge and last up to 10 years. The battery can be replaced if it stops charging. While the solar-charging feature is not entirely new, the keyboard offers multi-device pairing and Logi Options+ compatibility, which may appeal to some users. However, the article suggests that the improvements over Logitech's previous solar-powered keyboards, such as the K750 from 2011, are not particularly significant.

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