Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this keyboard. Allows me to connect seamlessly with three devices. I pair it with MX series mouse. When I switch keyboard to a different device, would have preferred if the mouse also auto switched. Nevertheless, great keyboard!

Solidly built; surprisingly so. Key travel is decent. Its small and light enough for travel. It last a full work week on battery, but i can use it while charging, so theres just no quit. Of course the main reason i chose this was so i can easily switch between my work pc, my gaming pc and my macbook, and it does this flawlessly. 100% would buy again if i needed a 2nd.

Great keyboard. This is the second one that I own. One is for a lab top and the other is for my computer. Best keyboard I have ever used.

This keyboard is exactly right for my Mac. Easy to set up and wonderful touch. Very happy to find it for such a good price.

Excellent keyboard. A little on the expensive side but the functional is great. It allows easy swapping on multiple devices.

This keyboard is great. A little over priced though. i did get it on sale. the lighted keyboard does interfere as its too bright and hard to see keys. But overall its great for typing. Would recommend getting this keyboard but only when its on-sale.

Really smooth keyboard I haven’t had any issues, I use it for gaming and work, response time is super fast notice no delay.

Great build quality, good backlight, and the keys feel very satisfying. A little pricey, but seems worth it so far.

This is a great keyboard- quiet, slim, classy looking, easy to type with, sturdy. Battery is really good too. Love it a lot!

I love the feel of the keys on this keyboard. I personally prefer the feeling of typing on shallow keys similar to a laptop keyboard. I love the backlighting and I use the number keypad very often for the work I do. Key travel is amazing and allows me to code much faster. Costs more than the average keyboard, but it's on par with Apple's Magic Keyboard in build quality. I would say this is the closest a PC user can get to a Magic Keyboard.

This keyboard feels excellent to type on and is built very solidly. The keys have great travel and the indentations on them make typing feel very comfortable. My favorite feature is the dedicated device switching buttons. I use a PC for gaming and a Mac for work, with the logitech dongle connected to my PC and a bluetooth connection on my mac. I can switch devices with just the press of a button. Best wireless keyboard you can get.

The size, feel, tactile feedback, & automatic backlighting with numeric keypad are superior. Best I have ever used! Battery life is quite good. Keyboard layout is great with home, end, page up & down and arrow keys very convenient. Delete key could be a little larger. I use it with a 13" HP ENVY Bluetooth mouse, and Dell 27" Ultra-sharp monitor on a 3' x 4' table. Very convenient.

The velvety soft keys with fingerprint indents let you type faster than light, quietly, depending on your touch. Low action, but not as low as a Mac keyboard. Speaking of light - that's the best part. Hover and your keys light up, like magic - perfect for low-light work to save your eyes. With daily hours of use for almost a month, I've had to recharge it twice so the backlighting works. (The keyboard kept working.) Worth the price. BTW, I've only ever seen it discounted $10 in the past several months.

Love the matching mouse that I bought with this. Love the ability to connect to 3 computer/devices. Nice size keyboard and durability.

Most importantly, this keyboard types great. I'm noticeably faster on it that on my old Logitech Illuminated Keyboard. I type about 90 WPM. It's very close in feel to my XPS 13 9380, which is what I was going for. The battery life seems good so far, and I appreciate that micro-USB is finally dead and this charges with USB-C. Mac/Win switching is a neat feature, as well. I'm using it with the unifying received since I don't know if BT works in UEFI on my desktop, and I'm tweaking RAM timings after every BIOS update.

Bought two of the Logitech MX Keys at the beginning of the pandemic WFH situation. Not much else to say except you can't can't go wrong with Logitech. While not used for video editing and fancy tasks like that, this is as close as you can get to the Magic Keyboard (and better in so many ways). Can be used for Windows, MacOS, iOS, or basically anything that pair to a BT keyboard. Absolutely awesome. Have charged twice in 3 months of use, with backlit keys always on, about 8-10 hours/day

I really love this keyboard. Im fan of the flat style tactical keys, vs the big chunky mechanical one that are all the rage. I like the dimple in the keys, allows you to easily feel the center of the key. The keyboard itself feels solidly built. It has a nice weight to it. I like the the MX lets you sync 3 devices to it and switch between them. This allows me to washy switch between my desktop and my laptop.

I have the MX Master 3 and the quality is top-notch and I don't know how I could work without it, but I'm not quite convinced on MX keys yet. Pros: - The keys on the MX are nice and quiet - Dips in keys make a comfortable feel - Illuminated Keys are nice - Works with One USB dongle with MX Master 3 Mouse - Style and Design Cons: - Keyboard is very compact (almost too compact, I often press the wrong button) - Quality is not as good as the MX Master 3 - Wrist pad is a separate purchase - Sometimes glitches and requires a soft reset Overall good keyboard, this is my subjective opinion on the keyboard. Wish I could give a 5 out of 5, but is slightly falls short.

I had a special issue that this keyboard resolved perfectly. At work and at home, I use both a PC and a Mac at the same time and I use a software KVM switch to share a mouse and keyboard between the two of them. I love my Mac keyboard and at work use one of the newest bluetooth models with the keypad and it works perfectly between the two. At work, I use the Mac for anything personal I do during the day- texting, shopping, but most importantly to listen to streaming music. No problems, the Apple keyboard has volume buttons that work on the Mac. At home, however, I listen to music on my PC instead of my Mac because my PC is hooked up to a sound system with multi-speaker support. My Apple keyboard's volume buttons DO NOT work on the PC so to control the sound, I have to click the sound button and scroll up or down which is hard to do in a hurry if the sound of something I'm listening to or watching suddenly gets too loud (YouTube). I finally decided to get a new Windows-compatible keyboard, but had to be as similar to a Mac keyboard as far as low noise, low key travel and backlit. Bought this Logitech keyboard from Best Buy online site, they had no display models at my local store. Had for almost a week now and many hours of use later, I LOVE it! Typing on it is as close to Apple keyboard that I've found, it's backlit, and it has volume buttons that can work on BOTH Mac and PC! Very rich control app with many settings and programmable keys. I really could not be happier if I had designed this thing myself (well... I would've had a white or silver option, lol) and I highly recommend it. I have had zero issues so far, its very responsive, never loses connection to its adapter. Little pricey but I'm used to that after buying Apple keyboards that are $100 more.

Took a day or so to adjust to the new keyboard but loving it now. Nice feel to the keys, not too noisy. Battery life is not an issue, works for weeks of daily use without a recharge. Using with bluetooth connection for 3 PCs, very easy to setup and switch between the 3. I recommend the Logitech MX keys palm rest as an accessory for this keyboard as other palm rests are too thick for this thin keyboard.