Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was a little leary about purchasing this keyboard. I really wanted a mechanical keyboard that was wireless. But I was not willing to spend $200 for it. Immediately upon trying this keyboard, I was hooked. This is actually my second one. The keys are extremely responsive, the keyboard is rock solid and heavy. And it is extremely quiet. When I am on the phone no one can here my typing. Also the backlight is a huge benefit. Strongly recommend.

What an amazing keyboard. It's a very easy to type on, completely silent, aesthetically pleasing, best keyboard I've had for productivity.

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!

My favorite Keyboard by far. It is comfortable. It switches devices with ease and I love that I can copy from one device to another.

The keyboard feels sturdy, durable and heavy. The keys are really soft to press. I really enjoy the illumination function. It even detects your hand when you get close. However, there is a weird software issue with manual illumination. First, you cannot turn it on/off permanently. This is really annoying if you want to keep it illuminated all the time. Secondly, illumination stops functioning completely if you change the brightness level manually. If you change the keyboard brightness manually, it will stop working next time you start your computer. Instead, you will have to turn brightness on yourself every time. Apparently, this is a well-known software bug. The only fix for me has been to restart the keyboard and don't touch any of the brightness adjustment keys and keep it at default settings. There are a lot of discussions on Reddit, dating back to 6-8 months. It's disappointing to see that Logitech hasn't done anything to fix such a well-known bug of a hundred dollar keyboard.

A great low-profile keyboard. When not working from home (thanks, corona), I use a gaming keyboard; the switch to this was noticeable, but not a problem. There are no adjustable feet, but there's a wedge at the back, so if you like it flat or high up - you may need to reconsider. The key back-lighting is great and kicks on when in use, not all the time - which I can imaging conserves the battery. USB-C to charge it (yay!) and has been flawless the entire time I've used it. I dig Logitech gear and as long as they keep putting out good stuff, I'll keep buying!

I am a WFH employee, and I got this keyboard for my job. I love it so much! I have the USB dongle paired with my work PC, but a Bluetooth connection to my phone, so that I can respond easily to urgent texts from my boss. The battery life is great, and I don't have to plug it in for charging very often. I love that it is backlit, and even though it is very thin, it feels solid and substantial. It was a little pricey, but I feel it was worth the money.

Best wireless keyboards I have used it so far. I have two; one at home and one at work. Soft keys, not noisy. Excellent keyboard

If you love mac keyboards, you will love this, amazing backlit with 3 levels of brightness. Super quiet but clicky… it’s almost as Apple made this keyboard!

Best keyboard ever used! Quiet, thin, well worth it!! Purchased another one for work.

Fantastic. Ordered this Open-Box and looks brand new. I type extra long emails to my boss now just because I like how the keys feel.

Bought an open box Logitech MX Keys wireless-bluetooth keyboard. The keyboard is great, has a nice feel to the keys, has a rechargeable battery that lasts a long time between charging sessions and has backlighting. The metal chassis has soft heft to it which probably helps with the solid feel of the keyboard. I went from a $24 Logitech wireless keyboard to the MX keys, I hope I never have to go back. It's a little pricey but, if it lasts a long time, it definitely is worth the extra expense. A goo splurge.

This keyboard is a little pricey, but gosh is it convenient. I'm an IT Engineer and I use three different machines on my desk everyday. I can use one keyboard for all three of my machines seamlessly, saving me tons of desktop space. Switching from one machine to another is a breeze. My keyboard is synced with a MacBook Pro and two Windows machines. Keyboard has really nice weight to it so it doesn't slide around my desk, it's really well built. If only there was a mouse that could switch between three machines seamlessly.

I love my wireless keyboard. No cords to trip on. I like the fact that it lights up when I move it to my lap. I use with it the new PlayStation 5.

Super easy to use and super compact keyboard that I really like!

The Good: The way the keys feel when you type is very satisfying without being loud like a mechanical keyboard. It is great for me who has sensory issues with clicky mouses and keyboards. The backlit keys are great. The battery lasts a decent amount of time and charges quickly when needed. The design is slim and low profile, looks great on my desk. The not so great: There is a "lock" key directly above the "-" key. I like the lock key in theory - great for quickly locking the computer without a series of mouse clicks. However, when using the 10-key section of the keyboard, I've accidentally hit it instead of the "-" key. It is a constant annoyance and interrupts the workflow. The bad: one of the keys popped off after a few months of use. The F11/volume mute key just popped away. It's rarely used and doesn't look the best now. I would still recommend this keyboard and would buy again even with the faulty key and oddly placed lock key.

If you use multiple machines this is 100% the way to go. I use a windows 10 laptop on the left a MacBook Pro in the center and and iPad Pro on the right, with this keyboard and the MX master 3 mouse I can flow between them seamlessly, an added benefit is my typing has become quicker and more accurate with this keyboard as well, it's wonderful to have a dedicated calculator button on tap and being able to customize everything how you want it app by app with the Logi options software is a dream, I wish I had this years ago, buy it you won't regret it.

I like how you can choose the device by hitting a button on the keyboard. It makes it easy between work and personal computers in an integrated setup

I recently switched back and bought a PC laptop after using Macs for many years, and I definitely wanted a full-sized keyboard with the numeric keypad. I wanted to get a keyboard with the same layout as the wired Apple keyboard that I have been using for a decade (Yes I know it's an old keyboard but it still works great without any issues). I didn't want a keyboard with any curvy or swoopy designs, or ergonomic nightmares or big chunky clicky keys, just the simple layout where the keyboard was slightly angled, compact, and easy to use. After doing some research on Logitech keyboards, I came across the MX Keys. I really didn't want to spend over $60 on a new keyboard, but after reading some positive reviews and watching a few thumbs-up Youtube product reviews on the MX Keys, I decided to buy it and try it. Glad I did. Most important - It's a quiet keyboard, and the keys have the perfect feel to them, The wired Apple keyboard which I have been using for many years doesn't even come close to the responsive typing experience of the MX Keys - definitely a big improvement over what I have been using. Even better is that I can use the MX Keys on my old Mac Mini desktop as I finish making the transition back to PC. Having a backlit keyboard is another great feature along with the customizable keys, which I definitely will utilize that feature. I admit, I was hesitant to buy a rechargeable keyboard being that I am not sure how many years it will hold up when the battery will start to diminish. $100 for a keyboard is a lot of $$, but from my experience Logitech's keyboards and mice are the best out there and they hold up well. I have been using Logitech's M720 Triathlon mouse for a while now, and the combo of the MX Keys with the M720 makes it so much better. I'd definitely recommend the MX Keys. Another thing to consider - I am not sure how good Apple's keyboard with the numeric keypad is these days, but any consumer out there using Macs might want to give this keyboard a try, or the MX Keys keyboard that is specific for Macs.

Waiting a while before I posted a review. I use this to switch between my HP and MacBook Air during my normal workday. Extremely fast transition between devices and comfort for all day typing. Battery life is outstanding the USB C charging port eliminates a need for any additional cables. The weight of the keyboard is excellent and prevents the unit from moving under all typing conditions.