Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is a very versatile keyboard, and being able to charge it through usb is nice.

There is no way the price for this can be justified. The backlighting comes and goes without reason. I can be in the middle of typing and the backlight turns off. The most frustrating thing, however, is the Bluetooth connection just disappears frequently. The keyboard cannot be reconnected and must be removed and reinstalled. That is until now. Now, the keyboard cannot be recognized by Bluetooth or receiver. Total waste of my money.

I don't recommend the Logitech MX Mechanical keyboard. After little more than one year of use, it has always had issues with backlighting and the Bolt wireless/bluetooth system disconnecting randomly. This is incredibly irritating since I thought this was a premium keyboard, but no, and it only has a one-year warranty. At this price point I can buy any keyboard I want, so the choice seems to be why buy a clunky, expensive one every other year? I don't think I will.

It's ok. Not the best keyboard out there but pretty well built.

I have to return mine. I purchased it mainly because of the keys illumination. I found out that the illumination timeout after a few minutes, even with the charging cable plugged in all the time.

Backlight turns off automatically and you CANNOT adjust the settings to leave it on. I specifically purchased to use at night. Having to wave my hand over the keyboard every 60[?] seconds to see the keys is extremely annoying. If backlight is a critical feature for you, stay far away from this model. Apparently Logitech is well-aware of the complaints and doesn't care to facilitate the most effortless resolution in the history of tech.

Lack of documentation is a real hassle I need an explanation of the function keys I am sure there are features I am missing because there is no documentation

Got this for the wife to use at work. After a week or so of trying it out, she asked me to replace it. The keys have strated to far from the traditional keyboard

The keyboard is ok lowlight working quarters the backlight goes off super fast after non use. The feel is great tho just dis pointed that there no options in software tell it leave backlight on

The Logitech MX Mechanical keyboard is a really nice keyboard. It is USB-C rechargeable, can be used on multiple devices, and has everything a keyboard should have. Out of the box, I could tell this keyboard had a sturdy frame. The low-profile aluminum keys feel great to the fingertips. The keys come in 2 colors: a light-colored gray for commonly used QWERTY keys and the 10 key number pad, and a darker gray for other function keys. The background behind the keys is a metallic, even-lighter gray. My keyboard came with tactile quiet switches, which was a big change from my older keyboard's clicky switches. I liked the quiet switches right away, but there are clicky and linear switches available if you like. All of the keys are backlit in white and I appreciated that the keys would light up at the approach of my hand; I didn't have to make a useless keystroke to wake it up. The backlight options can all be controlled via downloadable Logitech software. The keyboard can connect via Bluetooth or via a Logitech receiver (included) that will plug into a USB A port on the computer. The keyboard can connect to up to 3 devices at once via Bluetooth and all you have to do is push the corresponding easy-switch button on the keyboard to move between those devices. It comes with a USB C to USB C charging cable that is about 2.5 feet long. For me, it charged in about an hour. The back lights can be turned off with the software, and that will extend the charge to last many months. On the first charge and with the back lights on, it has been going for over 7 days and appears to still be about half-charged. Coming from a keyboard with tall keys, I really like the low-profile keys. It is simpler easier on my hand and fingers to glide to the right key and push. Overall, this is a nice keyboard for any use. I have gamed with it, used it at night, and used it for work; it did well every time. I would recommend this keyboard for any user and any use.

Only wireless keyboard available, what a mistake. Keyboard is cramped. FN keys have default over the F# keys, so that you have to push the FN button to get the F# key to work and the FN key is only on the mouse side of the keyboard..cannot mouse+FN easily.

Decent keyboard, new bolt receiver is annoying for two reasons. One it disconnects so often the keyboard is not usable (I have to use bluetooth instead) and its a new dongle without the option of linking it to a unifying receiver if I so choose. I have an MX Master 3 and MX Keys that now need a separate dongle. Since I'm now using bluetooth for the mechanical its not the end of the world but its poor planning on Logitech's part. I would not recommend unless its price is lowered to $100 like the MX Keys and they fix whatever connectivity issues exist with the Bolt receiver.

Nice keyboard, but sensitive to equipment around it as far as connecting to Bluetooth.

Not bad. But was not a fan of it. Just felt cheap compared to my other mechanicals. I have two brown cherry and 1 blue, this was to replace all 3. Unfortunately, just didnt feel like i had hoped.

By far my favorite replacement keyboard for my Mac.

Seamless connection and keys feel great to type on.

…don’t love it. But it’s ok………………………,,,,,,,,,,,….

Never got it to work, had to exchange it for another one that would. No problems in doing that, it wasn’t the one that I wanted but it works .

Switches feel odd. Back light timeout can’t be adjusted. For the price it’s not a good deal.

Not the best connection. With dongle and via Bluetooth still kept disconnecting.