Logitech - MX Mechanical Mini for Mac Compact Wireless Mechanical Tactile Switch Keyboard for macOS/iPadOS/iOS with Backlit Keys - Space Gray

It's been 4 days and I'm enjoying this keyboard more and more every time I use it. My previous keyboards were a Keychron K3 and an Apple Magic Keyboard. What most people don't talk about with any of these keyboards is keyboard angle. This keyboard seems to feel better than my Keychron K3 or the Apple Magic Keyboard. Let me describe more of what I'm talking about. Check out my photos. On the far right is an Apple Magic Keyboard. It's almost completely flat on a desk. The Keychron in the middle is angled and the Logitech MX is on the far left. The Logitech's angle is perfect. It feels comfortable when I type, basically allowing me to rest my palms on the desk as I type. I would've preferred more curved keys, but I'll get used to it. The Keychron has the more curved keys I like, but it's not angled quite the same way as the Logitech MX. Kudos to Keychron for provided two angles you can choose from, but both angles miss the mark. I had to curl my fingers more to type on the Keychron. Now the Apple Magic Keyboard. There is nothing magical about this. It has no ability to adjust its angle. What idiot designed this? Nobody wants to type for extended periods of time on a keyboard that is basically flat on the desk. You have to curl your fingers most of all to type on this one. Now let's speak about typing quality. The Logitech has a soft click, almost gummy feel when you press the keys. It's gummy in a good way. I hear a little squeak every 5th keypress or so which is a little annoying, but I will chalk this up to the keyboard being brand new and I have to just keep using it to get the squeaks out. The Keychron has a satisfying click sound. I got the red key version so it doesn't clack like its blue counterpart. I would say the Keychron edges the Logitech out in this category, but I've used the Keychron for almost a year so this is not the fairest comparison. The Apple Magic Keyboard has a click sound with each keypress, but the key travel (how far you push down) is extremely limited making it feel more like expensive calculator keys rather than a high end keyboard. Long-term typing yields different heights on each key. You can visibly see which keys you've pressed more often than others after many months of use. Not what I'd expect from a premium keyboard. Still, I would say that the typing quality is very satisfying because of the click, I wish there was more travel, but the angle of the keyboard on my desk just detracts from a good typing experience. Let's talk about battery life. Realistically, I do not want to have to perioidcally recharge my accessories. Battery drain is excellent on the MX. Based on its drain so far, I might not have to recharge for two months. My Magic Keyboard was not quite two months. The K3... silly thing had to be recharged every 7-10 days. A neat feature of non-Apple keyboards is the backlight feature. This is really useful in low-light situations. I poked fun of it at first, but then found it seriously useful when I was DJing in dim lighting. The Apple Magic keyboard does not have any backlighting. Overall, I would say the Logitech MX is the best of all three. Here's the thing... I don't even like Logitech. I've hated many of their keyboards and mice over the years, but this one feels solid. Big thumbs up. It's a little pricey but a much better value than the Apple Magic Keyboard. The Keychron is going to have its fans, but mine died within a year. Logitech stuff lasts. I've had old Logitech products from >10 years ago that still work fine.

It's a very sleek design. Connected great to my Mac and absolutely no lag. Charging qas also pretty fast and after whole day of work it just down 10 points of charging. One thing i liked was secured Bluetooth connection. Not a big feature but loved that they thought of it. It was greatly packed with bubble wrap and multiple boxes to prevent any shipping damage.

It says the switches are clicky, but mine are brown tactile. It's what it was described on the box. Imo, they're more quieter compared to red or blue switches. Honestly, the only reason you'd buy this was because you needed a mechanical keyboard for the Mac in particular. Can't be disappointed here

I enjoy the keyboard, however I was disappointed by the misrepresentation/mislabeling. This product is listed as "...Wireless Mechanical Clicky Switch..." I'm not a big tech person so I just bought based off the title and because I liked how the keyboard sounded in the store. I didn't think to read the specifications. When I received the product, it was a "tactile" switch. After a few customer service interactions and outside research, I learned that Logitech does not make a "clicky" switch for the "MX Mechanical Mini for Mac". They only make the "clicky" switch for the regular "MX Mechanical Mini". I also found that although the title on BestBuy's website says "clicky switch", the specifications say tactile. I decided to keep the keyboard because I like it even though it's not what I was expecting. Even so, this was a lesson learned for me to always read the specifications for a product I'm buying. Picture just shows how it's currently labeled in case it's changed later.

This is an excellent keyboard for long quick typing. A little bit pricy, so try to get some offers. In have found them sometimes better at BestBuy than Amazon. Watch for offers. I just wish I have gotten the S Mdel (Quiet version) instead of this clicky version, but there is people that likes hearing the clicking noise, I prefer quiet so I guess I will get the quite S Model sometime soon.