Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best Keyboard Ever!!! Smooth doesn't make loud noises.

I love this keyboard. The build quality is top tier. The ability to quickly switch between my MacBook and PC never fails to impress.

I’m happy with my purchase. I really love the touch of the keys and the backlight that lights up once you touch the keys. The wireless connection is great as well, all you have to do is connect it through Bluetooth to pair it with your computer.

Love the backlit keys small size and easy to connect and switch between device.

A superb item. My 88 y/o Mom wanted a replacement for her old worn-out keyboard that did not take up as much room on her desk. The MX Keys Mini met the compact size requirement well while also hitting the mark on touch and weight/stability. The indentation on the keys just feels good to the touch and the keyboard as a whole is nicely weighted, providing a sense of stability on the desk. I noticed the feel and weight as I examined the store display model and was confident Mom would appreciate them as well. The keyboard lighting is an added bonus as Mom sometimes goes online very early in the a.m. darkness. She was most pleased seeing the keyboard light up when she touched it the morning after we brought it to her assisted living center. The price point is certainly above bargain keyboards, but we are well-satisfied with the value of the MX Keys Mini. We strongly recommend it to anyone needing a quality external keyboard with a small profile.

- Favorite keyboard - Device switch lets you work on multiple devices, even between apple vs non-apple - Battery lasts long on single charge - Comfy typer

Really like this keyboard. I switch between Mac and windows a lot and with a touch of a key I am on the other platform. Still getting used to the Mac so I probably am not using this to its full potential. So far it’s great.

I got this at the recommendation from a friend who uses this version at home and the larger version for work. Took some getting used to since I normally use a microsoft ergonomic keyboard, but it works well for programming. I don't have to constantly move my keyboard to use the mouse comfortably. I do have particularly big hands and I don't have any issues typing which was something else I was worried about. Battery lasts quite awhile. Its long enough that I forgot when I charged it last until it started flashing red. I don't turn it off at night and I use it a lot for both work and gaming. It would last longer if I just disabled the lights on it, but I quite like the subtly lighted keys when its used since I tend to work in the dark. Swapping between laptop and pc takes a second with the switch keys F1 to F3. I also have one assigned to my linux fedora 36 beta install and I've had no issues. I didn't reassign any keys so I have no feedback on that. I thought using the home/end/pgup/pgdown would take longer to get used to, but overall works seemless after using them. My only complaint so far isn't even the keyboard's fault. Works out of the box with bluetooth like any other bluetooth device, but that also means you can't use the keyboard until its at an OS login screen or to the desktop. So for fedora I need to login first, and for windows I can use it to actually login. I have my old keyboard connected for logging into fedora and for anything I need to access in BIOS or changing between dual boot systems. Once its in an OS, its fine. Again, this isn't the keyboards fault exactly. Its because it needs Bluetooth drivers to be loaded for the pc to make Bluetooth connections. Logitech does have its Bolt dongle which probably would fix this issue since it'll probably connect as a normal usb keyboard with that dongle. I just haven't bought it yet. That's another product and I'm just guessing how it would work, so that's not included in my scoring. The keyboard sold as is with its description and all works quite well. No complaints. Price is iffy at shy of 100$, but still, its very reliable, sturdy, feels good to type on without hurting my wrists. So I don't regret buying it. It's worth it to me. I do have a large 36" desk/mouse pad. I'm not sure to what extent that matters. Highly recommend if you need a TKL/mini keyboard. Side Note: For the purpose of testing for this review, I did connect this keyboard to my phone just now and it works flawlessly. I'm quite surprised. Moto G7 Power I think it is. I've no doubt it'll work with an apple phone as well.

Every Logitech product I have purchase works flawlessly. It comes out of the box and sets up and functions just as the information says I highly recommend this product and would recommend the carry casey for easy travel, easy recharge and long lasting battery lif. Great Product. Installs on IOS and Windows devices.

easy to transport and use daily. ability to connect to multiple devices makes multitasking easy. use for both Mac and PC is a win. Great to pair with MX Anywhere. Keys feel snappy and easy to use,

Switching Devices: Pro: Great and ideal. Con: It is in FN mode, so you have to do FN+ESC to enable F1-12 mode. Easy to accidentally switch devices without trying. Battery Life: Pro: Excellent battery life. Haven't charged it yet and it still going strong. Con: Color light indicate the battery life, so it won't give you a rough estimate of battery life. Typing: Pro: So smooth and nifty. Evenly spaced, and have a nice feel to it. Con: None Backlight: Pro: Nifty sensor that detect the lights and auto backlight if needed. Con: No way to enable or disable it. USB Dongle: Pro: None Con: No USB dongle were included, so if you already have a MX Mouse, you can use that to pair it. The only negative part is that, unlike some of their better series, there also no way to store that USB dongle on the go, so you either have to buy a carry case for your mouse and USB and hope you don't forget it.

The features on this are pretty neat. I like how it works well with my Samsung Galaxy Tab S9+ with the functions on the keyboard. In terms of how it feels to type, I do really enjoy the indents for your fingers and makes a smooth and satisfying way to type. It looks great too. To my surprise, it has some weight to it, just a bit than what I imagined but feel like it's sturdier or more quality made. Glad I went with this keyboard instead of opting for a more expensive one that are fixed into cases.

This Keyboard is amazing for the price. Compact, Easy to use, lights up in low light, stays charged for a long time! Love it! Simple to add to any computer!

Great Logitech mini keyboard. Backlit keys and good color.

keyboard is well built and sturdy. the keys are responsive and connects to any device seamlessly. you can choose to connect up to three devices via bluetooth or the included logi bolt.

Long lasting battery life, easy connections, and the back light makes it a winner over Apple keyboards!

If you're looking for connectivity & functionality, this keyboard does the trick. However, if you're looking for durability, keep looking. My main gripes are the grippy feet on the bottom of the keyboard which detatch starting around month 6. And the gooey adhesive only makes things worse. Another gripe is that the key coating begins to flake off around month 12. Most keys are fine, but a couple of common keys are beginning to wear pretty badly. And for those looking at the keyboard-mouse combo, the soft touch finish on the mouse started to degrade around month 18.

Love the size but miss the number keypad from time to time. I had the full-size MX before this and it was great but was a bit bulky for me. I prefer the size of a laptop keyboard and this mx mini does the trick. Keys feel great and batttery last for weeks.

Love this keyboard, very smooth typing, battery last a long time

I upgraded to this keyboard a couple of weeks ago after my K380 (which was a very good keyboard as well, especially for the price) started to show some wear. I initially bought the full-sized MX Keys, but returned it for a Mini as I couldn't quite get comfortable with the amount of desk real estate the longer version took up. Like others, I initially balked at the steep price tag for the Mini (which cost exactly the same as the regular MX Keys), but the overall typing experience and feel has been so pleasurable I'm glad that I went with it. Additionally, the keyboard is well-constructed, attractive, and charges quickly using a USB-C connecter. The Bluetooth connection seems to be just a tad faster and more consistent than my K380 as well. I find myself just enjoying my daily writing tasks - email, journaling, report writing, etc. - a little more with this keyboard.