Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

Very happy with the quality and design. Using on a PC with both Windows and Linux and connected via the Unifying Receiver. Works on both OS's. Only drawbacks with Linux compatibility are that the Logitech Options app is not available on Linux. This limits pretty much all of the configuration options that are available on Mac or Windows. There is a 3rd-party GUI one can install to help with pairing but configuration options are nonexistent. On top of that after I already paired via Unifying Receiver on Linux, I booted Windows and found that while both my keyboard and mouse (also using the MX Anywhere 3) were paired and connected, they could not be recognized with the Logitech Options app. I have not yet bothered calling their technical support about this. All I can think to try is fully removing both devices from my Linux OS and then booting Windows and trying to pair and connect from scratch. Logitech's support pages could really use some work. I've tried registering my devices and the performance of the registration ticket is very spotty even in different browsers. Sometimes it just doesn't load. Other times when it does load, I enter all of the registration info but there's no confirmation nor can I see a list of registered products. It's unclear to me whether I've successfully registered either of my products. Another thing that's irritating is when selecting product support or product downloads on the Logitech page for whatever product you've selected (i.e. Logitech MX Keys or MX Anywhere mouse), you're taken to the main support page where you then have to search their entire product line. It makes it hard to find what you're looking for.

I'm very happy with the Logitech MX keys wireless keyboard. It seems solidly built and even has some heft to it when picking it up. It stays put on the desk while typing. I like the fact that you can set it up with 3 separate devices and can easily switch between them. Although I don't use the illuminated keys, it's good to know the option is there. You need to install the Logitech Options software in order to customize the keys. So far I would really recommend this keyboard. Oh, the rechargeable battery lasts a long time.

I have used the Magic Keyboard by Apple with the Numeric Keypad for 6 months and I have had this one as my keyboard at work, and I must say that this keyboard is WELL WORTH the $100. I LOVE THIS KEYBOARD. The travel is perfect, the illumination is perfect and it's just an overall great purchase! Well worth it and getting it from Best Buy with the Total Protection plan for 2 years, is just as good, knowing that if something happens to it, with heavy usage, I can get a new keyboard, or get it repaired, is icing on the cake.

I have owned the MX Keyboard long enough to give a fair evaluation. Battery life is no problem at all. Keys have the best feel out of many other keyboards I have owned over the years. Unit has programable keys and can be used on up to 3 different PCs if programmed through Dongles or Bluetooth. This is an expensive keyboard, but the quality is far above the average through away. I also love the programable backlight keys. I liked this unit so much, I also bought the MX Master 3 mouse.

Incredible keyboard, easy to setup, easy to use. Comfortable action in the keys, long battery life.

It has a very high quality and great battery life.

I like this keyboard very much. The typing touch is excellent and the back lit keyboard is what really sold me. The layout is clear and intuitive and compact and a smaller foot print than other keyboards with these features. If you are like me, you probably have specific needs as did I: small footprint, backlit keyboard, nice keyboard action and hand comfort. The keyboard connected to my blue tooth without me having to do anything. This keyboard is definitely worth your consideration.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

Great keyboard, better value than an apple keyboard. I like the touch & feel on the keys & the back light is an added bonus.

This is a remarkably smooth keyboard. I almost feel like I'm talking to the screen rather than pushing keys, it's sooo smooth.

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.

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.