Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great, just like it is supposed to! Love the quality.

Great feel to this keyboard. Perfect spacing. Excellent product.

Good for typing . Backlit is pretty bright at night make looking for the keys easier

Time for this old man to able to see the keys better.

More functionality than Apple’s Magic Keyboard but less reliable connection

So much better feel as you type than the apple keyboard. It would get 5 stars if updating the firmware wasn’t so glithcy. Still haven’t been able to do it.

I spilled a beer on my perfectly good Logitech keyboard that was only two years old, so I needed a replacement. After reading reviews and a couple of keyboard comparison articles, I selected the MX Keys model. I've been using it almost daily for over a month, and I like it as well as the Logitech keyboard that it replaced.

works well with Mac mini. Just wish there we multiple back light colors

Works good with Bluetooth but better with unifying receiver.

Logitech makes good products. Glad to see this keyboard for Mac.

Everything is good besides the backlighting. there's no control over it. you can not turn it on and off either on itself or in software. once it's activated, it's smart / leave it for little time it goes off, and when you approach your hands, it lights. that is annoying, especially at night...it as it states for mac, should work like mac. you turn it on, or off as you would like potentially with lower to high settings. You should be able to turn it on and off either with a slide app in like in macs or bottoms in anywhere in btw those 12 F keys or arrows. Just two keys for on/increase or decrease/off. that would make this ideal.

As a touch typist, this keyboard leaves something to be desired. Sub-par tactile feedback, with short stroke keys. It looks great, and feels great. However, as its primary function is for typing, it could be much better. Returned this and went with a mechanical keyboard.

Didn’t work for me. Returned it. It’s only Bluetooth with the usb plug. Nice keyboard tho

Decent hardware quality, a little bit of flex (the frame appears to be plastic.) I have some squeaking sometimes when I press the shift/caps lock keys.

Heavy, fragile—two key caps popped off when unit was in use.

I want to love this keyboard, but Logitech's software is lacking key features and reliability. Unfortunately they are one of the few keyboards that can swap devices.

Great feel, better than the Apple Keyboard. Unfortunately it doesn't work with during bootup, and it continuously unpairs. I've had it for a few weeks, and there's many copies of it in my Bluetooth menu where I wake up in the morning and it has randomly unpaired, and I have to go through the pairing process to use it again. I like how it feels, so I'm sad I'll have to return it. Pairing a bluetooth keyboard reliably should not require any tech support.

It's ok. I noticed lag using bluetooth and had a lot of typos trying to use the board. If you're willing to pay for it, I strongly recommend upgrading to a G915.

What can I say, I love this keyboard! I have used Logitech wireless keyboards on my windows machines for years, but I’ve always loved the touch and feel of the Apple wireless keyboards. My only complaint was that unless I was using my MacBook Pro, none of Apple’s keyboards have backlighting. Enter the Logitech MX Keys for Mac! When I opened the box, the keyboard was wrapped in tissue paper like a fine instrument or piece of porcelain, and it is much heavier than I expected it to be. Setting it up via Bluetooth was no different than any other keyboard, activate the pairing mode by long pressing one of the three selection keys, let the Mac find it, type in the passcode and it was connected. Like my Logitech K850, the MX Keys for Mac can connect to three separate machines or devices, switching between them by pressing the corresponding selection button. Logitech also provides a unifying receiver for devices that don’t have Bluetooth, which is a bit surprising as every Mac for as long back as I can remember pairs keyboards via Bluetooth, so I can only think they added that for Windows PC’s that might not have Bluetooth. An added touch is you can use both the unifying receiver and Bluetooth at the same time. Each selection key will pair independently with either format. I use both a PC and a Mac in my office and this keyboard switches effortlessly between both. Logitech also has the Logi Options program that allows you to change the options on the keyboard like specialty key assignments however, I was unable to get the Mac version to recognize the keyboard. While this keyboard is designed for Apple devices with the command and option buttons, it will also pair with a Windows PC, which I did with no trouble at all. The windows version recognized the keyboard right away. Typing on the MX Keys for Mac has a very similar feel to the wireless Apple keyboard with short key throws and the same satisfying tap you get with the short throw keys. The satiny feel of the perfect stroke keys along with the curved indent make it a joy to type on, and unlike the older Apple wireless keyboards, this also has the built-in number pad which always wished my Apple keyboard had (the new wireless magic keyboards do have the number pad). My favorite feature on this keyboard is the Smart Illumination backlit keys. It automatically lights when it senses your hand get close and lights the keyboard up. There are six brightness levels and off. Logitech says a charge on the MX Keys will last approximately 10 days using the back light or up to 5 months with the back light off. Logitech also has a matching wireless mouse to complement the MX Keys for Mac but I prefer the Apple trackpad. I highly recommend the MX Keys for Mac to everyone.

Took forever to connect the first time then never connected again even with USB. Horrible Product. Also hate best buy for not having a more reasonable return policy I'm done buying from this company.