Customer Ratings & Reviews

Where to start with this? All of the YouTubers and reviewers rave about this keyboard for a good reason. I've used it for a week and have had an absolutely wonderful experience with it! (Note: I have the brown tactile, not the red linear or blue clicky switches) PROS - Superb typing experience, all of the keys are such a joy to type on and they provide excellent feedback. - The backlighting is great. - Full sized keyboard means I get the numpad too - Lots of function keys including; emoji, screen snip, muting your microphone, media keys, screen/backlighting brightness keys, calculator launcher, minimizer, and more. - Works with both Macs and Windows. In fact, whenever I've had to switch it takes no time to get used to the buttons as the OS specific buttons are split (see picture for explanation) - Bluetooth and usb - Connects with up to 3 devices (I have it connected to both of my computers and my phone) - Extremely customizable. I don't even know where to start with that. Customizable backlighting (not rgb, just white, but can change the patterns), customizable function keys, and more - Extremely high quality. Good feel and build - Great battery life - Seamless switching between devices - Easy to connect - So, so, so much more CONS (yes, there are some) - Space key is a bit loose - Keys are loud and can be annoying at times to those around you. I've had to switch to a membrane keyboard because people have requested I use a quieter keyboard (and I don't even have the clicky switches!) - No rgb :( - Very expensive. I would not have bought this if I didn't get it for an additional 20% off because I bought other hardware. Other notes - Backlighting will automatically turn on/off based on whether or not your hand is on top of the keyboard - Charges with usb c, but I think it also works with Logitech's wireless chargers - Backlighting options include: contrast, breathing, waves, reaction, random (razer's "starlight"), off, and static - Hard to see the keys when they're off and you're in a darker room - The lighting isn't SUPER customizable. You get to choose which mode you want, but that's about it. You can also choose the brightness, but that's about as cool as you can imagine Yeah, so this keyboard is awesome. It's definitely super pricey, and I wouldn't recommend it for everyone because of the price point. It's still a super great keyboard and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade to a mechanical, upgrading their current mechanical, or looking to spend some money. Super happy with this purchase!

The Logitech MX Mechanical Full‑Size Wireless Keyboard has quickly become one of my favorite work tools. The tactile mechanical switches feel incredibly satisfying—responsive without being loud—making long typing sessions noticeably more enjoyable. The build quality is solid and premium, and the graphite finish gives it a sleek, modern look that fits perfectly with my setup. The smart backlit keys are a huge plus. They automatically adjust based on lighting and even turn on as my hands approach the keyboard. Wireless performance is flawless on both Windows and macOS, and switching between devices with a single tap is extremely convenient. Battery life has also been impressive. Even with backlighting, it lasts much longer than I expected, and the USB‑C charging is fast and easy. Overall, the MX Mechanical delivers comfort, performance, and true reliability. If you’re looking for a top‑tier wireless mechanical keyboard for productivity, this one’s worth every penny.

I switched from a Corsair K100 to the MX Mechanical Full size Tactile because I was looking for something more compact, wireless and with computer switching. The Keys: They require a bit more force than the k100 but it's nice to be able to rest my fingers on the keyboard without actually pushing the key down. Only downside is that the material used for the keycaps seem to easily pick up the oil off your fingertips. Software: Barebones, I had used the software to make my function keys the primary instead of the extra thing things they can do but it's not that big of a deal. The software can also connect other Logi devices and mange other receivers. Battery Life: I use it for work and in about a week the battery has only dropped about 10%. Why 4 and not 5 stars? Cost and lack of wrist pad. I purchased the Logitech - MX Palm Rest to go with it, which is perfect, but I feel one should be included for the premium price. As a side note, the backlighting detection is a nice touch.

Fantastic piece of hardware for my home office! I upgraded from MX Keys for the semi-colicky and tactile feel of a mechanical keyboard. Each keystroke offers the perfect amount of resistance and travel that make typing such a pleasure. The steel grey frame and charcoal keys look absolutely great and have a smooth matte finish. Bluetooth and USB dongle performance are solid with no connectivity issues on both Mac and Windows machines. I can easily switch my keyboard between a MacBook, Windows Laptop, and gaming PC. There are additional levels of customization available through Logi Options + for Mac and PC to boost productivity. Logitech knocked it out of the park with this keyboard and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Got this keyboard a couple weeks ago. Love it. The keys have a nice feel to them when you type. The backlighting has different settings. Really great battery life also. But the Logitech bolt adapter it comes with is the USB type A but I got the MX 4 mouse and it came with the USB C adapter.

This keyboard has been on my desk for a bit over a month now, so I've had an opportunity to put it through it's paces. Good: - Backlighting works well - Good feedback from the keys - Store up to 3 paired devices - Great battery life - Logi Options + companion software The "eh": - I'm a little unsure about QC on these. My unit has a bit of an curve or bend to it that certainly not seems to be expected. With that said, the rocking goes away with the feet out and it wasn't enough for me to return it and try another. - A bit on the expensive side when paying MSRP, though, you can find them on sale. I'd buy it again, bit if you're investing this much in a keyboard, know what you're getting into.

I’m a guy with average-sized hands, yet my previous keyboard, a 75% layout compact mechanical, was becoming difficult to use day-to-day. The elevation and density of the keys kept my hands in an awkward position and typing became a hassle. I was reluctant to shell out more money on a keyboard, so I suffered until I couldn’t take it anymore. This keyboard has been a godsend. Despite there only being one elevation setting, typing has been a breeze. The keys are in the right places for my fingers to easily access. The build is sturdy and firm, unlike less premium plastic keyboards. The battery life is actually insane and the backlighting is perfect for me. While this keyboard is pricey, I do not regret purchasing it one bit. My primary use for this keyboard is schoolwork and coding practice, and it has caused me no issues. I haven’t used it for any gaming, so I am uncertain how it will perform under more stress.

I absolutely love this keyboard! Bought one for my wife originally and had keyboard envy and bought one for myself! The keys feel tactile and the perfect balance between clicky mechanical keys and membrane. I absolutely love the sound of the keys! Another thing I love is how the keys are not surrounded by the frame making cleaning super easy, mo more lifting your keyboard upside down and shaking out the crumbs! My only complaint with the layout of the keyboard is the placement of the screen lock button being directly above the minus sign on the num pad. I am an accountant and while working I will accidentally press the screen lock button causing the computer to go to the windows login screen.

Good typing feel and material choice. Doesn’t feel cheap, has the same build quality as the MX Keys I also own. But if I’m recommending this as an upgrade to someone already own the MX Keys, I would recommend going with the Linear switch, as it has mostly has the same consistent typing feel as the scissor switches, but more quality. Few nitpicks is Logitech software limitation on what key can be modified, not many macro options, and even lighting settings are still limited just as the MX Keys (not allowing permanent light up, although the effects are cool though). Recommend trying this in store, and checking the Logitech software to see if this has all the options you need. Because at it’s asking price, others may be more flexible than Logi’s option, even if those can look too “Gamer”-ish.

This keyboard was the solution to my trouble finding a high-quality, mechanical keyboard without the typical RGB lights. The keys feel great, and I've enjoyed the quality of the build and the customization options. The thin keycaps and the flat metal base also make it easy to clean. If you're looking for a mechanical keyboard with a more sleek, low-profile design, this is a great alternative to buying a gaming keyboard or building your own.

I run two rigs and this keyboard is great for switch between them. Keys feel easy to press, I have the brown keys but there is also other options. Great with pairing witht the MX master 3s. Battery life is really good if the backlights are not constantly on. I can get 2-3 months with the backlight on when my hands get nearing the keyboard with out charging and up to 10 months with no backlights.

I bought this after using the MX Keys for mearly a decade. The build is solid along with a revised battery consumption. The keys light up as expected and each keystroke is definitely satisfying. However, in contrast to the MX Keys, be aware that the layouts behave differently between a Mac and a PC. This is an minor annoyance. Flow does work as expected when enabled through Logi Options+ software.

I travel a lot for work and having a portable keyboard like this is very convenient. The key strokes are very nice and the durability of this key board is outstanding. Fits perfectly in my travel bag.

I use this leyboard for work and it work amazing. I like that is wireless. I got tactical i just like how it feels

AMAZING keyboard. I fear i'd say the best keyboard ive ever used!

This keyboard feels increidible, great looking and if i get mx master 4s will be the best convination you could have.

I’ve been using it a few weeks, everyday at work. Battery is still in 80%. It has great energy performance. It is very quite and still has mechanical feeling. That was something I look for. Backlit is only in white and it automatically turns off when there is light in the room. Informing for every step between order and delivery was successful.

I purchased this keyboard with high hopes and they have been exceeded! I am a little upset with logitech for the unifying receiver and the bolt receiver fiasco. Flow does not work as smooth as i had hoped unless i upgrade my mx mouse 3 to the 3s so i have 2 bolt receivers. Besides that, the tactical quiet looks, feels, sounds FANTASTIC!

I was trained as a touch typist 55+ years ago, a skill that has stood me in good stead as a writer all these years. This particular Logitech keyboard is bar none the best I l have used in all that time. Excellent touch, action, size and layout - and the numeric keypad is a definite plus. Perfect for a desktop PC of course - but also for an auxiliary laptop keyboard. (Superior ergonomics)

While using it, it was very enjoyable. The backlighting is nice and the keys feel nice. However, the durability of the keys is extremely disappointing. The first one I bought had multiple keycaps break off after just a year of using it. When they gave me a replacement unit, a keycap broke off again after just a year.