Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great quality keyboard and i personally love the gray scale color scheme. It is a little pricey though.

This thing has made using my laptop so mucb better. Such a satisfying experience to type, with great sound & feel feedback. Price is a bit higher that I'd lile, but still feel really good about purchase.

i kove this keyboard. Great product at good price. The keys are smoth and quiet.

Logitech keyboard that had liquid spilled on it and bought this as a replacement. Overall a great keyboard. Only issue is a couple of sticky keys

does what it says its supposed to do. Reliable and consistent like all LG products seem to be. if you're looking for a minimalist low profile wireless keyboard this is a great option. Very plug and play and being able to connect to multiple devices without going through the pairing process is actually really nice and it works faster than other keyboards with this feature. Battery life is phenomenal and the backlight is very pleasant From an enthusiasts perspective, the keycaps are a little flimsy, the feel is ok but there are better options out there

This is a great keyboard. I like the click of the keys and it looks like it's very well made.

My first mechanical keyboard since the early 1990s. It's exactly the way I remember them, except now, it's backlit. I really like the "Random" setting on the backlight. It's not really functional, but it's neat to see the backlights moving around every once in awhile. I have no complaints. I have the matching MX Mouse 3S. I'll never need a new keyboard/mouse.

I love this keyboard. Its perfectly between clickyness and quiet. Its small but comfortable. Its charged by usbc and has great battery life

I have had this keyboard for almost a year and I still love it. For me the keys are easy to use and they are quite. I like the way the keys are slightly raised, it helps my typing with the feel of knowing what letters I am touching. Almost like a real typewriter instead of a computer, at least that is the feel .

Love the touch and feel of this mechanical keyboard. Onboard battery has exceptional life.

After coming from a company issued, basic combo keyboard for the past 5 ish years, decided to splurge on the MX Mechanical and coupdnt be happier. I went with the tactile quiet setup which suits me perfectly. The desktop application allows for very easy customization as well. I get the sense ill have this keyboard for a very long time

I liked the keyboard! Definitely my style of mechanical after testing 2-3 Logitech mechanical kbs. I’m coming from the Logitech k800. This one was the tactical and I tried the linear as a first timer. Didn’t know the difference. Linear was very smooth and I could type fast because there was no bump or pushback from the keys. I was moving quick. That said, I could easily add a wrong letter because I accidentally (very easy) hit a key. More commonly was hitting the space bar just by hovering over it. I think it’s like 5% quieter than the tactical. Tactical, I don’t type as fast because of the bump I think personally. it’s loud, but it doesn’t bother me as much as a razor heroic gaming or Logitech k845. It’s like a low-medium loud. But not quiet like typing on a laptop. my puppy will be sitting next to me and she will get up and leave the room when I’m typing up a email. It’s a satisfying click. I tried the tactical mx keys but that waS too flat and small. Harder type and nothing like my k800. You can’t keep the backlight on, it times out after like 10 seconds of no use. Overall I enjoyed this kb, just expensive

great keyboard. It was easy to install with my laptop and the keys are great

Good keyboard lights up well light turns on when it sense you hand over the keys. battery will die fast with the light on customizable setting do wish it had different colors

This keyboard is worthless for use in dark rooms. There is simply no way to keep the backlight on for even a minute or two. Because of this, and the fact that the keys labels are in very faint contrast to the keys, when the room is dark you literally can't see the first key you need to hit. It is supposed to have some fancy tech that lights up the keys as it senses your hands, but most of the time it doesn't work. Super frustrating. And no, you cannot configure this in the software or the keyboard, I looked for a long time online. I found threads where other people were returning their for this very reason. WHY WOULD LOGITECH NOT HAVE A SETTING JUST TO KEEP THE LIGHT ON? I don't understand. The other dealbreaker is that it is super buggy and it has a known bug where if you hold down keys, like holding down W to play a game, the key just stops working, and you have to release it and press again. Resetting the keyboard with a complex key combo fixes it for a while, but then it comes back. On the plus side, the build quality is great, and the action of the keys is pretty much perfection for someone who likes short-throw keyboards. It just doesn't matter because of the other overwhelming flaws.

Very very good, top quality. You can just feel the difference. Battery life unplugged? Immaculate.

My logitech K800 died and needed a replacement, this keyboard is just as good but with modern features.

I love that logitech came out with a low profile mechanical keyboard. It's a bit pricey but it feels sturdy and is easy to use.

the keyboard works great and the battery life is great before it needs to be plugged in for recharge.

This is a great keyboard for work. I have had several keyboards over the years and use an Asus ROG Falchion at home but this is the perfect work keyboard. Its just tactial enough without being obnoxious and being able to quickly switch between my 2 different computers is really nice. The battery life is also pretty great, not as good as the Asus, but I can get about a month before I have to recharge.