Logitech - MX Keys Mini TKL Wireless Bluetooth Scissor Keyboard with Backlit Keys - Black

Had it for about a month so far. Great keyboard! Never had any trouble with it. Initial connection was super easy and always connects automatically after that. Has yet to drop a connection. I do plug it in/charge it up at the end of the day, so not sure how long the battery will last, but that’s of little concern to me at this point. It’s quick and responsive. I use it for writing code and it’s perfect. Needed the FN key so that it was similar to my laptop layout. Key spacing and arrangement/layout is very similar to a laptop. It doesn’t have the number pad, but I never use that, so I liked the slim and compact style of this one. Backlights are nice and very helpful when the room is dark. They are plenty bright enough to illuminate the characters on the keys. It’s also nice that it detects when your hands/fingers are close and it lights up without having to press a key. Cool feature. Very solidly built and has a nice weight to it. No cheap plastic like other keyboards. I’m not sure, but the main plate may be made of metal. It’s solid and slick and seems very durable. Keys feel great when pressed. Fairly quiet, but they do make a little noise, very similar to that of a laptop keyboard. Not complaining about that at all, I like that little bit of noise. All in all it’s a great device. Keeps me nice and flexible in my workspace. Would certainly recommend if you are looking for a keyboard similar to that of a pc laptop with a FN key layout.

This review title is tongue-in-cheek, but the battery life on the Logitech MX Keys Mini is legitimately ridiculous — in the best possible way. I’ve gone months without charging it and finally plug it in just out of guilt, thinking, “Come on, little guy… it’s not right for you to keep going and going like this!” I’ve tried just about every keyboard out there — split ergonomic models, Microsoft’s best offerings, and plenty of others. Hands down, the MX Keys Mini is my favorite. It’s 110% gospel truth. What I love: - Scalloped keys with the perfect tactile feel and sound - Compact layout that matches the size of my ThinkPad, but feels 20,000 times better to type on - Backlit keys with adjustable brightness (I prefer manual control over auto-brightness) - Full-size Enter and Delete keys — a huge win for fast typists who also misspell quickly - Solid build quality and just the right amount of heft — it stays put on the desk and feels extremely durable for travel - Style - this is just a beautiful little keyboard. It's got a low profile, it's sleek, and it is just a bad to the bone. Simple as that. I travel for work and take the MX Keys Mini everywhere. It’s sturdy enough that I’m convinced it could double as a flying squirrel-defense weapon in a pinch. The weight gives me confidence it’s packing serious battery life. Pairing is seamless — I have it connected to three devices. At home it’s paired to my personal laptop (slot 1). When I travel, one button press switches me to my work laptop (slot 2). Back home, I switch right back. No hiccups. The improvements in Logi Options+ are also worth mentioning. It makes remapping keys simple and intuitive — nice icing on an already excellent keyboard. Whether you get the MX Keys Mini or the full-size version, Logitech has a winner here. This is easily the flagship of their keyboard lineup: well-designed, extremely functional, durable, and ridiculously long-lasting. Highly recommended. Road Warrior approved Dude that breaks concrete on accident approved ;-)

I replaced a cheaper Logitech Pebble Mouse and Keyboard with this set. The mechanical “feel” of the keys is great. The Keyboard size is awesome (I am looking to minimize keyboard real-estate on my desktop.) I very much appreciate the back-lit keyboard. Huge Benefit. I like the ability to Bluetooth connect to three different devices without a KVM switch. The battery life is “meh” but it’s USB-C rechargeable so that’s been ok. I think turning off the keyboard in between uses could help, but not a deal-breaker for me.

Let me tell you, after a never-ending search and trying out what feels like every keyboard under the sun, I've finally found the one that just *clicks*—literally and figuratively. The MX Keys Keyboard has been a game changer for me. The way the keys are shaped just fits my fingers perfectly. It's hard to describe, but every keypress feels so right and so satisfying. And the backlighting that kicks in when my hands get close? It's like it knows what I need before I do. No more squinting in dim light trying to find the right keys! I'm the kind of person who's always juggling tasks between my laptop and desktop, and the MX Keys has made my life so much easier. I can switch between devices without a second thought, which has been a massive boost to my productivity (and sanity). Compatibility with all the different systems I use (yes, I'm that guy with Windows, Mac, and even Linux machines) means I'm never left in the lurch. And the battery life is just ridiculous—in a good way. I charge this thing so infrequently that I sometimes forget it even needs charging. Despite my desk being perpetually in a state of chaos, this keyboard, with its sleek design and the super handy palm rest, has been a constant source of comfort. Honestly, typing this review on it now, I'm reminded of why I fell in love with it in the first place. It's not just another piece of tech on my desk—it's the one I rely on the most.

This keyboard is so easy to use and setup out of the box. Paired to my Windows notebook in less than a minute. Same with my phone and ipad. Very easy to switch between devices. The keyboard feels very close to my laptop's keyboard. Love the backlight with 7 levels of brightness. It's thin and lightweight enough to throw into my backpack if needed. It goes to sleep when not in use but wakes up instantly right before I start typing. Seems like there is a sensor above the keyboard that detects motion. Definitely one of the best wireless keyboards I've every used. Just waiting for my laptop stand to arrive.