Customer Ratings & Reviews

Battery won’t stay charged. After 6 weeks of moderate use, battery life is a couple hours rather than 10 days. This may be defective and not typical, but it is past the return period. The power switch easily switches from off to on during travel, depleting the battery in this way too.

I had to return this as I kept losing connection to my MacBook Pro

Absolutely love the keyboard. It’s super smooth and has a good weight to it. I would never get any other keyboard after having this one. It also holds a good charge as well.

This is without a doubt the worst wireless keyboard I have ever purchased. I bought 2 of these one for work and one for home and both of them are horrible. Stay away from this item.

Different people prefer different kinds of key travel, some keyboards have low to high key travel. This keyboard is that sweet spot in the middle, its super comfortable to type on and well worth the money. Yes $100 is a bit pricey but speaks quality when you take it out the box. The keyboard is backlit so typing at night time is a breeze, which is just one of the several features this bad boy has. Logi is know for making awesome products and this is another awesome product I can recommend to friends and family.It has pretty decent battery life and overall the best keyboard ive ever owned.

Do not waste your money on this piece of garbage. I have to recharge this every few weeks… massive nuisance. For as expensive as this is…. Disgraceful.

I enjoy typing on the keyboard, but either the rubber feet on this keyboard are not even or the whole keyboard is warped. So when typing on the upper left or right keys (esc key or -/* on numeric keypad), the whole keyboard wobbles.

The keyboard came with broken keys inside the box. It was a big let down given this was supposed to be a premium product. I returned it together with the mouse. big quality flaw on my opinion.

Significant delay from typing to "seeing" on the screen; several of the keys would stick and you would end up with a row of "i" or "m" or "s".

I've used many Logitech keyboards over the years, and most of the time they're well-built and last for a while. I have no doubt that the MX Keys keyboard will do the same. After spending a few weeks with the keyboard, I can say that the backlight is nice, all the shortcuts (for Mac and PC) are appreciated, and charging via USB C makes it a nice package overall. The keys themselves feel solid, but they're more butterfly-feeling styling than your typical membrane or mechanical keyboard. If this bothers you then steer clear, because, while they are strong and precise, there's not a lot of giving underneath. They are crafted with a small spherical shape that's molded to fit your fingertip, and I did find this to aid in typing accuracy. My biggest gripe is the battery life, which may not be the worst thing ever, but still notable. During normal use, at 4-hours a day, 5 days a week, the keyboard (with backlighting on) makes it through one week of work. I've yet to try backlight off for a long period of time, but I do wish the battery life could be a little better than about 20 hours. Overall, though, this is a solid keyboard for a variety of different applications. It's durable and can support three different devices at the same time, making it versatile as well. It looks good on a desk, and comes from one of the best PC accessory makers around. Would recommend.

Love the keyboard but the other day the 'n' key fell off. Trying to returnn for exchange. If able to exchange will give better review, if not will be seriously disgusted.

Many computer users don’t think about their keyboard and just use whatever comes with their desktop or laptop machine. In reality, however, the keyboard (and to a lesser extent, the mouse) is the most important interface you’ll have with your computer. Because of that, I’m always on the lookout for a better keyboard. Before there were wireless keyboards, I was a big fan of Microsoft’s Natural keyboard, and still use that today at work. At home, however, I got interested in wireless keyboards that would eliminate the hassle of wires. My first was also a Microsoft product, their first bluetooth keyboard. It was my favorite keyboard, and had great key travel, making fast typing effortless. The problem was that it was stuck on an older version of bluetooth while technology moved on. Logitech makes a lot of great keyboards, so I started with the K480, a small, heavy multi-device keyboard with a slot to hold a tablet. It’s not a bad keyboard, but the keys never felt right, and sometimes felt a little “sticky”, making fast typing difficult. Since that wasn’t the answer, my next Logitech product was the K780. This was a vast improvement over K480, and included a numeric keypad, which I loved. The K780 has round keys, which is a little different, but not really a problem. The best part is that the key travel was better, so the typing experience was vastly improved. I probably would have been happy to stay with the K780, but then I saw the new MX Keys. I had seen the Logitech Craft keyboard, and in my mind that was best keyboard on the market. However, there’s no way I’d pay $200 for a keyboard, so I figured the K780 was as good as it would get for me. The MX Keys keyboard is basically the Craft keyboard without the dial, so I was excited to try it out. What I found is that it’s even better than the K780, and has a typing experience that’s just as good as my old MS keyboard. The MX has a backlit keyboard, which is the first time I’ve seen this on any wireless keyboards. This is one of those features that you don’t think you need, until you do. The backlight is “smart”, meaning that it’s off until it senses your hands are near the keyboard. Then it lights up and adjusts its brightness to match the ambient light in the room. What a great feature! The MX Keys is truly a full-sized keyboard, which means that there are dedicated keys for cursor movement and things like insert, home, delete, etc. I love this! I didn’t realize how much I missed dedicated keys until I had to keep guessing as to whether the numlock was on or not. Minor quibble, but nice to not have to worry about that. The MX Keys is also a multi-function keyboard, like the K780. The main difference is that the K780 has a “groove” that can hold your tablet at the right angle, while the MX keys does not have that. To be honest, I miss that groove, but the MX does look better without it. Speaking of looks, the MX Keys is a very nice-looking keyboard. The back is aluminum, and there’s a weighted bar across the top which adds weight and heft to the keyboard, and that keeps it planted wherever you put it on your table or desk. This keyboard is not going to slide around. I like the weight of the keyboard, but I suppose that might be a negative if you’re planning to carry it around in your backpack. This is my new favorite keyboard! Assuming that there aren’t any updates in technology that change that, I plan to use this one for many years to come.

This thing is garbage, keys dont work. Bought in May. Didnt last 3 months. I will not buy something like this again. Absolute trash.

I have owned this keyboard for over 6 months and I would not recommend due to repeat connection issues.

Over priced plastic keyboard. Bluetooth issues constantly. I expected a lot more!!

I love this keyboard. The keys feel great when typing. THe backlighting is awesome. I love that I can connect it to multiple devices easily via Bluetooth or the USB dongle that comes with it. The only con I have found so far it not being able to add a little more angle to it like my previous keyboard but I think it will just take a bit more getting used to it.

Broke in a few months. Huge hassle to get processed through mfr warranty.

This keyboard was a piece of crap. Never in my life has a keyboard been so terrible

One month after I got it, it keeps turn up or down the speaker volume, and now it will do it on it own.

Once again..I am having trouble making things work..I cannot get the # keys to work..I am sure I am missing something..