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How to connect Logitech K380 to Mac (with Screenshots)

The Logitech K380 Bluetooth Keyboard is so far my most used keyboard. I like how I can switch connection to 3 different computers with a press of the button.

I have connected my Logitech K380 to my Windows laptop and also to a Raspberry Pi.

In this tutorial, I connected the K380 keyboard to a Mac computer. What I used is a Macbook Air, but the tutorial should be the same even if you are using a Macbook Pro or an iMac with an M1 or Intel processor.

Step-by-Step Instructions on how to connect Logitech K380 Bluetooth Keyboard to Mac

#1

Click on the Apple Menu and select System Preferences…

How to connect Logitech K380 Keyboard to Windows 11

The Logitech K380 Keyboard is one of my favorite devices. It gives me fewer wires to worry about by connecting wirelessly via Bluetooth. It can also easily switch between 3 devices by pressing the F1, F2, or F3 keys.

In this article, we will do a step-by-step guide on how to connect your Logitech K380 to Windows 11.

Instruction to Connect Logitech K380 Keyboard to Windows 11

#1

Open Windows Settings by clicking the Start Menu, and searching for ‘settings’. Then click on Settings.

#2

On the left sidebar of the Settings window, click on Bluetooth & devices.

How to reverse the F-Keys of Logitech K380 Keyboard

I have been using my Logitech K380 Keyboard for about a week now and I’m very happy with it.

I like it because it is quiet, has some weight, and can connect and switch to 3 devices with a press of the button.

When I received it when I press the F-keys, its default behavior is to use alternate functions like control the volume and media.

If I wanted to use F1 or F2 I have to click on the fn key then press the F-key. As someone who uses a lot of the F-keys due to my work, this is annoying.

Luckily, I was able to solve this issue by reversing the behavior of the F-keys. Now when I press the F11 to full screen my chrome browser it will work without pressing the fn key.

I think some people call this process Fn Lock

Follow the instructions below to reverse the behavior of the F-keys.