Customer Ratings & Reviews

Always loved Logitech. The keyboard is a little expensive but great.

Good product. Good price. Satisfied with product purchase.

It is a great keyboard but, could be better. (down: having volume key on top of the delete key)

It was okay for what it is. I would recommend it..

Able to use with my Mac-book Pro and my surface-pro 6. Easy to switch between computers.

does all that i asked of it , light and have had no issues with it works great

We have a love/hate relationship with this keyboard. Key action has perfect amount of resistance & audibility; however, connectivity with Mac Mini is so incredibly glitchy. If it worked as it should it would be the perfect keyboard.

Nice keyboard lighted from behind can tape remote from the computer good product.

It is a nice keyboard, but I don’t see the value for $100+

I was happy with the keyboard, but my issue is that I could not find a way to continously light the keyboard. I assume because this is wireless that it is not possible. Unfortunately I returned and bought a wired keyboard that could remain continuously lit.

Pretty good keyboard for the price that you are paying

I have used a lot of keyboards. This is the best standard keyboard I have ever used. First of all it feels solid but is not too heavy. The little dents in the keys help keep your fingers over home row and also make direct strikes accurate. The proximity detection for the illumination is also way cool as I like to work in subdued light. I downloaded the app which allowed me to customize it along with the matching MX mouse. The touch and feel is, for lack of a better word, rewarding. With just the right amount of feedback it makes typing almost effortless. The charge lasts a long time and even if it runs out it will charge and function when plugged in. I have spent way more for keyboards that are much less good. If I could give it more stars I would!

I loved the high quality of this keyboard but I returned it because it feels no better than a good laptop keyboard...the key travel is way too short and it offered me no advantage to use this with my laptop for productivity. I ended up with a mechanical wireless keyboard and I am very satisfied.

I really like the product except its little heavy to carry

I would have loved to find another wired/USB Logitech 6000. bought and returned when I found it was only wireless, somehow misled by packaging. bought for WFH and the company does not want wireless stuff going on their network. alas, the 6000 I found two years ago is pretty much unobtainium.

Dual back up units , nice keyboard that functions very well

Wanted to like it based on all the positive reviews, however there was way too much light bleed around the keys. It was very distracting to use. For me I didn't care for the deeply sculpted keys. Ended up returning and sticking with my K800...

Was a little disappointed in this keyboard. Had the model before and liked how keys and layout was better. This one just doesn’t feel the same. Feel it to be a downgrade even though it’s the newest one.

I’ve probably used at least a dozen different keyboards from different manufacturers, but I always come back to Logitech. The MX Keys is by far the best yet. It’s so great, that I have only good things to say about it: The Good -Weight: Logitech added just the right amount of weight so that the board doesn’t slide around on slick surfaces. -Backlighting: I’m now a big believer in the importance of backlighting. Even though I use the touch system, I still find myself looking down at the keys from time to time. But my office lighting is often either too bright, creating glare on the keys, or too dim, obscuring them altogether. So, I’m often hovering over my keyboard, trying to read the keys at an awkward angle. Enter ‘Smart Illumination’! As soon as your hands approach the keyboard, proximity sensors trigger the backlighting. Then additional censors adjust the brightness according to ambient room light. This is a huge improvement for me. -Quiet keys: My old board was a standard employer-issued HP keyboard. It sounded loud, cheap, & plasticky. Even my coworker in the next office used to mention how loud the clickety-clack of my keyboard was. But this MX is virtually silent, even stealthy. Not getting any more comments about my loud, annoying keyboard. -Key Shapes: This is the 1st thing that caught my attention. The keys are slightly rounded and concave. It’s noticeably more comfortable than any keyboard I’ve ever tried, & it gives a sure feel. -Logitech Options App: I definitely recommend downloading the App. I had several questions re: ‘F’ keys & new battery-life notifications, most of which were quickly addressed in the Intro Tour. And the App allows easy tweaking for just about every setting you can imagine. Receiver: One receiver can pair up to 6 devices, saving USB ports. Pop-Up Notices: A quick ‘CAPS ON/OFF’ pop-up appears when you hit the ‘caps lock’ key. This helpful feature prevents mistaking the ‘caps lock’ key for the ‘shift’ key, which otherwise occurs far too often. -USB-C Charging: No more eating batteries! Logitech claims 10 days of power from one charge. Mine lasted 12 days which is impressive, especially for a backlit keyboard! I also have a Logitech K-750 solar keyboard that began to lose its ability to fully charge; so, I’m looking forward to less hassle. The Bad -None Overall: It gets 5 stars! It’s by far the best keyboard I’ve ever tried. Logitech keeps thinking creatively & upping their game.

Nice keyboard, but the battery or something else was loose inside. Went to turn my keyboard upside down and shook to release dust and could hear it shaking. Very heavy whatever it was. Had to return.