Customer Ratings & Reviews

There is a lot that goes into buying a keyboard which is why I spent over an hour in store and online browsing and finally picking this product. Comfort is unlike any other keyboard. It type on this all day and never get tired. It’s battery holds up well only charging once every other week while working 9 hours/day. It switches well between other devices (mobile-computer) the only thing I say it could improve is that sometimes when the laptop is sleep over night and you want to use the keyboard, it doesn’t connect with the laptop. You then need to open your laptop to put in your user and pass to login and then after a few minutes it reconnects. Kinda annoying but doesn’t happen all the time. Still a great choice and I would buy it again.

For my job I spend a lot of time typing / at the computer. This keyboard is near perfection for me - it isn't super loud and obnoxious (looking at you mechanical keyboards), has great tactile feel (scissor switches like a nice laptop keyboard), is rechargable (usb-c cord to charge it) and believe it or not - is backlit. Being backlit surprised me - I thought it was useless until I had it - it is just - nice. It seems to light up at the right time, makes it easy to see and enjoyable. Like a nice laptop keyboard (like a Mac or Surface laptop or Thinkpad, etc)

I love this keyboard. My solar charging Logitech died. I have had several because of the quiet smooth touch keys. This is just a good and seems better made. I am at a computer all day and the touch really matters to me.

This keyboard is amazing. Very customizable, quiet (which is important for me since I’m on a lot of zoom calls). Synchronizes seamlessly with my Mac and pc, and is very easy to charge.

The best keyboard I’ve ever used. Easy switches that do not need a ton of pressure to actuate. The easy switching between devices is the best.

Solid built product, comparable to top tier products from Apple/Microsoft. Key travel and feel is definitely more like a higher end laptop keyboard. If you prefer deep travel or a mechanical keys, look for something else. This works fantastic for switching between my desktop, work computer and home lab server. Switching is very easy with the buttons. I love the fact this charges with usb-c cord, can't wait to get rid of everything older and eliminate cables. Illumination triggered by your hands is pretty cool. Especially for those times you want to check something quickly and don't want to worry about turning on the light in your office. Overall very happy. Worth the price for anyone with multiple computers, and enjoys the newer laptop style keyboards.

Still going great after two years of heavy daily usage. Love the backlighting feature, feel of the keys and shortcuts. It's a nice keyboard if you love the mechanical style but need a quieter solution.

Best keyboard use it everyday at work and love it so much I want to buy another one. Never fails, lags, sticks ever not once and the backlight and battery life are top notch. Wouldn’t recommend any other keyboard this ones the way to go for daily use.

I type all day. I work in a doctor’s office, need a full-sized keyboard (so I use the number keypad too), and I clean this thing daily with Clorox wipes. I type at 80 wpm; this thing never slows me down. After a year, it shows no signs of key shining, no symbol degradation, key stroke is still (and has always been) very accurate. I do notice that the keys are so easy to press that if you’re not careful you can glide across and press too many buttons. Nowadays accuracy is a thing of the past because of auto correct and whatnot, but it’s a thing to note if you’re concerned. Also, I am 5’0 and have wee hands, so perhaps it’s because of my stubby little fingers affecting my accuracy. I haven’t experienced double keys or broken keys. I can’t remark about the battery life, since I automatically charge it every Monday – the light stays solid by 11 am after 3.5 hours of charging – but it’s never died on me after typing constantly on it for a full 8 hours. Pros Short key press Key press noises Durability of the finish Pairing Cons Lag of shift Placement of lock button – I’ve pressed it accident when flopping quickly to type numbers (it’s on the very upper right side, near the number keypad) Pairing It’s hard to explain but sometimes, in my furious typing during the day, I notice that my finger stays on the shift for too long, so I get DOuble capitalized letters. I’m not sure it’s a function of the keyboard or my squatty fingers or how there’s little to no spring back of the keys (it’s like typing on heavy air that makes noises) but it does happen. Pairing is a little confusing. I thought I could just buy a bunch of dongles and it would pair seamlessly to every computer that had their dongles… but you cannot use multiple dongles if each computer doesn’t have the app. Does that make sense? For example, I can pair it to one dongle but cannot also pair it with my personal computer, despite having multiple dongles. My work computer will not allow me to install the app (since they are company managed) so I connect it to the dongle with my personal computer, then put the dongle into my work computer and it works. BUT I cannot “switch” keyboards to my personal computer without unplugging the dongle. BUT to be fair, it’s also a PRO because without having access to install an app on my work computer, a linked dongle stayed paired no problem. So, a blessing and a curse. I’m also an author and I’m not exaggerating; this thing is a pleasure to type on. It makes you WANT to write… the content might suffer because you’re just blathering because it’s fun but at least you’re getting words out. I’m curious to see how long this thing will hang on, I will update if/when it breaks but even after a full year of typing, it’s been so worth it.

Wonderful experience! Best keyboard ever used in 30 years experience. Wave your hand over it and keyboard lights come on. Natural depth and quiet soft touch feel. Love it! Get it

Great battery life and a nice touch with the keys. Very slim and lightweight but at the same time has a good quality feeling.

Like all of the Logitechs that I have owned, I like this keyboard. Historically, I use the KV750 (the one with solar panels). This keyboard has the same solid keys that give a good response for a fast typer. What I like more about this keyboard is the feet are solid rather and fold out. I am hard on keyboards, especially when frustrated with something, and the legs always end up snapping. This one doens't have anything to snap! The battery lasts about a week with heavy usage. Having the charger is much better than replacing batteries. If they add the solar charging to this keyboard, it would be perfect. I use this keyboard between two different computers and it switches easily and simply - very nice.

Great keyboard, has a good feel to it when typing, I like the backlighting of the keys. The battery lasts several weeks before needing a recharge, but it charges back up within a few hours.

Great keyboard, keys are sufficiently clicky. It has a quality feel to it, and a good value for the price. The keys have decent enough throw, and spacing is perfect.

Works well. Battery lasts a little over a week. I use it for work and the backlight is rarely on since it's so bright. Love the feel of the keys.

This keyboard replaced a Microsoft fingerprint ID keyboard that also has an aluminum body. The Logitech MX is clearly many notches above the previous Microsoft one I had. Why? Mainly because: 1. offers two methods of connection, bluetooth and regular usb transmitter. 2. The keyboard is backlit. The backlit function is really well thought out. 3. The most outstanding feature I feel are the dished keys combined with a wonderful amount of spring action to allow one to type quickly with as few errors as humanly possible. 4. The solid build on this keyboard makes me believe it will last a long time. 5. I have used this for several weeks now and it seems to be holding a charge well.

Love this keyboard. The feel of the keys is responsive and comfortable to use. It is so quiet that even my blind husband cannot hear it! And it lights up behind the keys for use in the dark.

I was a bit skeptical with the keyboard due to the price tag; however, I've come to enjoy it. The keys have a good feeling to them. The sound is very low, so it won't make a lot of noise which is a good thing if you work in an office. Aside from the price tag, I don't like that you can't adjust the height.

At first the shorter key travel threw me off, but now that I'm used to it, this keyboard is amazing. It's quiet, high quality(and heavy), and has a better connection than my previous wireless keyboard did, as I would occasionally get some input lag when typing. I use it at my desk at night often, so the backlight is great, it also turns on when you reach for it, not just when you type. It must have a sensor that can tell when your hands are close, and it just lights up. Only con is the price, and while it's expensive, it seems to be worth it, especially with the rechargeable battery. The only con is I couldn't justify the cost of the matching MX mouse.

I did it again.. I spilled coffee on my favorite Logitech keyboard, a K800 with backlit keys. I thought I could simply order another one but I was dismayed to learn that it was discontinued. So I had to go in search of a replacement keyboard that had the same key configuration and backlit keys. I am a night owl and work late into the evening so the backlit keys are essential for me. I am a loyal Logitech customer so I limited my search to keyboards they had available. And the MX Keys keyboard ended up at the top of my list. My shopping process for something like a keyboard is to do my searching online and then go to see it and try it out in person. I am very fussy about how the keys feel and react to the touch. Fortunately, my local Best Buy had a special MX Keys display so I could try it out. The configuration is identical to my K800 because they are both Logitech products. And I really liked the low profile of the keys. They have a laptop-like touch but are shaped to fit your fingertips. I wasn't sure I would like that but after using this keyboard for about a month, I'm not so sure the K800 is my favorite keyboard anymore. Another thing I like about this keyboard is the small footprint. I have a small workspace so the MX Keys keyboard takes up much less space than the K800, which had a wrist-rest extension built into the front. There is a wrist rest available for the MX Keys keyboard. The other thing that surprised me is the weight of the MS Keys keyboard. It is heavy! it weighs 1 lb 12 oz! It is super solid and stays in place. But if you have to move it, it's not easy to pick it up with one hand. Another feature that I won't be using because I don't have a MAC is the Mac compatibility. And one more feature that seems pretty convenient but I haven't tried yet.., this keyboard can easily switch between three different devices. There are three function keys for three devices are located above the insert-home-page up keys. So, although I was sure I was going to miss my K800, I am finding that I haven't thought about it much lately.