Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this keyboard. It's the perfect size, without being too small. The keys have a nice feel with indents that help with the typing. The scissor switches offer a good amount of travel and click without being too loud and mushy. All of the function keys work properly with my MacBook Air. The build quality is very nice making it feel like a premium keyboard. My only con would be the price. Although I was okay spending this much on a Logitech keyboard, I feel the price range could be around the $75 range for this specific keyboard. I chose this keyboard over the Apple Magic Keyboard based on the feel of the keys, but if I didn't try it and saw the Apple and Logitech keyboard were the same price, I would likely have bought the Apple one to stay with the ecosystem. But, I am glad I bought this one!

I really liked this keyboard! The key feel is great—smooth and satisfying to type on. It’s cute, elegant, and super easy to connect. Typing is a breeze, and the built-in charge lasts well—definitely a better option than battery-powered ones. I am glad that I didn’t go with a 90 dollars one.

I have the full-sized MX Keys keyboard for my desktop computer at home and absolutely love it. So, when Logitech introduced this smaller version - which happens to be almost exactly the width of my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ - making the purchase was a no brainer. Like its larger sibling, the 'mini' combines backlit keys, solid build quality, great tactile feel, great battery life and a great set of convenient features into a great looking product. The mini is small and light enough to travel well and paired with the S7+, comes really close to giving me all the functionality of a laptop but with less weight to slog around. If you're looking for a great keyboard to travel with ... or even to use for your needs at home - look no further! This is a great one that you'll be very happy with for a long time to come!

As I type this review on my Logitech MX Keys S for Mac, it is very quiet in my home office. I notice that this keyboard barely increases the decibel levels. Just one of the many features I like about my new keyboard. It’s not all heart emojis though. There are a couple things I’m not completely in love with. First let me say, my main driver for work is a Windows computer, but a 2021 MB Pro is my personal laptop of choice. This keyboard, while designed for use with Mac, works surprisingly well with my Dell Latitude 5540 as well. What I love about this keyboard is a long list- The Look & Feel: From the packaging and unboxing experience to the design and simplicity of the keyboard, the MX Keys S for Mac feels like an Apple product. It is a heavy keyboard which makes it feel like a premium device. The color perfectly matches my Space Gray MB Pro. The keys are backlit and look similar to Apple’s own.The backlit keyboard is great. Keys dim after about 15 seconds of inactivity but light back up when it senses your hand hovering. Performance: The keyboard is quick to pair and respond to keystrokes. I’ve never noticed any lag. I also really like having a 10 key keyboard for my Mac. I work with data so a 10 key for me is a must. It charges via USB-C which I appreciate because I don’t have to carry extra cords when I am on the road. My MX Master 3S mouse also charges via USB-C. One other great feature is the ability to connect to three different devices. I mentioned a work and personal laptop, I can switch between the two by simply pressing a button on the keyboard. It has three different Bluetooth buttons, one for each connected device. I have my MB Pro as device 1, my work PC as 2, and my iPad Pro as 3. All I need to do is hit the button that corresponds with each device and I am connected. Battery life has been great so far. I charged it for about an hour and a half out of the box. I’ve been using it consistently for the past week and it is at 90%. Where I would have changed some things- Keyboard Layout: For the most part, the layout is pretty conventional. My biggest issue is with the “dash” or “minus” buttons location. Most keyboards with a 10-key number pad have the “-” located on the upper right side of the “9” key. This is a standard that I am extremely used to with the data entering and report building I do everyday. This keyboard has it located to the immediate right of the “9” key. While this is the same layout Apple uses with their Magic Keyboard, I prefer the upper-right location. This has taken some getting used to. Muscle memory is a powerful thing and in my 40’s, I’m not as easy to retrain. The keyboard also does not have any height adjustments built in. Basically there is a black block that runs nearly the length of the keyboard that houses the battery and acts as a wedge to angle the keyboard forward. I like a little more height than the ½” the MX Keys S allows. Some height adjustments would have been appreciated. Overall I really do like the keyboard. The scissor keys are quiet and smooth, with nice travel. The indented keys give my fingers guidance on where to press. The aesthetics are pleasing. The keyboard is designed for Mac but works well with PC too, as I mentioned. There are some things you need to adjust to, which most people who go back-and-forth between Mac and PC are already aware of. If you are primarily a PC user, the regular version will likely suit you better than the Mac edition, but I imagine most people reading this are Mac users. The MX Keys for Mac will be my go-to for travel and most daily usage.

Wow this little keyboard is awesome! Straight out of the box you can feel its well made. Not cheap or plastic but weighted and made of some type of light weight aluminum! Stealthy and black with Backlit keyboard!! (Although not RGB) which would made this perfect! USB C charger port, three quick connect buttons for different types of devices to connect too. I'm connected to my Samsung tablet right now doing this review with it as we speak. I have an Otter box defender case on mine so I'm unable to use the keyboard case for it at the same time because of figment issues. Well problem solved now I can use this on not only my tablet, but phone, and whatever else I can find to connect though Bluetooth. Only downside which I was really hoping it would connect to was PlayStation 4 but is not a device able to connect. So tired of using the controller for typing so this would have been a God send for that reason alone. Overall I love it and would highly recommend it to others

Over the years I’ve really grown to like the products that Logitech puts out. This one is no exception. I have three wireless keyboards from Logitech including this one and a two wireless MX mice as well. I have two of the big brother to this keyboard, one for home and one for work and the only difference between those and the mini is the number pad. The options one this keyboard are far and above what any other brand that I’ve come across offers. One of my favorite features is the backlit keypad. When you move your hands over it, it lights up and then shuts off when you remove them a lot of other brands basically keep the light on or you turn it off. I also like the fact that I can switch between multiple devices at the click of a button. No more unplugging and plugging in to the other device. If you download the software packet, you can really customize the keyboard to your hearts desire. With my work laptop, I cannot download unapproved software, but even in spite of this, it still functions better than most of the offerings available. This keyboard is a great addition to an already fantastic lineup of devices for both the MAC and PC. I highly recommend this keyboard. It’s highly portable, functional and looks great to boot.

This is my third MX Key keyboard and the first one made specifically for the Mac. So obviously, I like these keyboards. Here are a few highlights of what I like about them: They have a good keyboard "feels" - I am a big fan of mechanical keyboards for their "feels" and I own many mechanical keyboards (IBM Model M anybody?). Yet, the MX Keys are my daily drivers. The reason why is that they give nice "feels" that I like in mechanical keyboards but in a much more manageable size. The keys are not mushy and have a nice "clicky" action that makes using the keyboard a joy. They are quiet. They allow for switching among 3 different devices - have this one connect to my Mac, iPhone and iMac. Comes in handy for sure when working on multiple devices. They are backlit. Earlier versions of the MX Keys had issues with flashing backlighting but it appears Logi figured it out and fixed the problem. No flashing on any of my MX Keys The only con for this specific version of the MX Keys is that this one is Bluetooth only. There is no dongle like my other MX Keys. Yes, you can argue that this is Mac specific so Bluetooth only make sense but not having a dongle seems to me a bit of a miss. Minor con for sure. 10/10

I got this as a secondary keyboard when travelling and for my home office. It is a great keyboard and feels just as good as the full sized version. I really enjoy the key indentations and the weight of the keyboard, with other options I felt that it would break when traveling, which is not an issue with it. The ability to connect to more than one device has proven useful, even though I seldom use that feature.

I bought this keyboard as a way to take with me to coffee shops to work remotely or just study. I love how heavy duty this keyboard is! It does not feel cheap at all!!! The keys are smooth and I love that I can have 3 different devices paired to the keyboard. I have my work, personal and my wife’s laptop paired and it’s easy to switch with a push of a button. Definitely recommend!!!

As a long-time Mac user, I recently decided to upgrade from the original Macintosh wireless keyboard that came with my Mac Studio to the Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard for Mac. After testing it, I’m happy to share my experience with this fantastic keyboard. The first thing that struck me about the MX Keys is its sleek and stylish design. It fits right in with the elegant aesthetic of my Mac Studio setup. The keyboard’s low-profile design and spherically dished keys felt immediately comfortable under my fingers, providing a typing experience that’s both satisfying and whisper-quiet. As someone who spends a significant amount of time typing (I develop content for a living), I appreciate the attention to detail in the key design. The tactile feedback is just right, and the keys are perfectly spaced, making typing a breeze. The keys’ shape, which mimics the curve of my fingertips, enhances accuracy and speed. It’s clear that Logitech put a lot of thought into the ergonomics of this keyboard. The keyboard is clearly well built (which I’d expect from Logitech) and solid. A nice feature is the smart illumination. The backlighting adjusts automatically based on the lighting conditions in my office, and the keys light up as my hands approach. It’s a small touch, but it adds a level of convenience that I didn’t know I needed until I had it. This feature is especially useful during late-night work sessions when I prefer to keep the room dimly lit. Adjusting the brightness (or completely turning off) the illuminated keys is as simple as using the F3/F4 keys, just like on my Macbook Pro. Even though I am primarily using this with my Mac Studio, I did try the easy-switch functionality with my iPad Pro. Switching between devices has never been easier. With the easy-switch buttons, I can connect the MX Keys to my Mac Studio, iPad, or even my iPhone and switch between them with a simple button press. This flexibility will be helpful when I want to travel and not drag my laptop with me but still have the comfort of my everyday keyboard. The battery life on this keyboard is impressive. Even with the backlighting on, I’ve gone several days without needing to recharge. And when it’s time to juice up, the USB-C charging is quick and hassle-free. I appreciate not having to deal with battery swaps or frequent charging sessions. Logitech has included a variety of function keys that enhance productivity. From quick access to system controls to dictation and emoji keys, the MX Keys have made my daily tasks more efficient. It’s also compatible with Logitech Flow, which allows me to control multiple computers with one mouse and keyboard setup—a feature that’s incredibly useful for multitasking. Overall, the Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard for Mac has exceeded my expectations. It’s a stylish, comfortable, and highly functional upgrade from the original Macintosh wireless keyboard. Whether you’re typing up reports, coding, or just browsing the web, this keyboard delivers a superior experience. If you’re a Mac user looking to enhance your setup, I highly recommend giving the MX Keys a try. It’s a small change that can make a big difference in your daily routine.

Ive tried multiple small back lit keyboards for my home theater. This one by far is the best. Conectivity could not be easier. Size and function is also perfect

I'll start this review by saying that I'm coming into it as a HUGE fan of the Logitech MX Keys keyboards. I own two others- one for work and one for my home office. I have found them extremely reliable, able to hold up to my heavy typing, and the quality is top notch. But my previous MX Keys keyboards were the model for PC. Work makes me use a PC, so I have purchased several for different work location. They have been terrific purchases. This is the first version I've tried that was built for Macs. While work requires me to use PCs, for personal use, I prefer Macs. I own a Mac Studio for power use at home and a Macbook Air for portability. My wife also has a Macbook Air and we have 3 ipads between us. We've drunk the Apple Kool-Aid and are happily bought into the ecosystem. Given I love the PC version of this keyboard so much, what is different on the Mac version? Truthfully, very little. The PC version layout is identical although color options are slightly different. The CMD/ALT, FN, and OPT/CTRL keys are dual labeled on the PC version so you could use it on either PC or Mac. On the Mac version, the PC labels are removed and just the Mac labels remain. Pretty much everything else is the same, which is a really good thing. The keyboard is built to be very solid, with little or no flex to it. The rechargeable battery (via USB-C) lasts for weeks even with the keyboard illumination feature turned on. I am a hard typist- I slam my fingers on to the keys which is a holdover from years of using older mechanical keyboards. I have not had a problem with the MX Keys holding up to my typing. The keys respond quickly and the labels on all the keys show no signs of wearing off after extensive use. One of the best features of the keyboard is it's ability to connect to 3 different bluetooth devices. There are buttons on the keyboard for quick switching between devices. I have mine setup for 1. Mac Studio; 2. Macbook Air; and 3. iPad Pro. I can sit in from of my Studio with the iPad ot Macbook open and easily switch between typing on any of the devices. It just takes a brief second or two to switch. I can categorically recommend this keyboard for any Mac user. I find it more capable and a better typing experience than the Apple built keyboards. The single complaint I have about it, and the only fix I wish they would make, is that the keyboard does not have the fingerprint reader for signing in that the Apple keyboard has. It's the only feature I truly miss moving from Apple to Logitech. Being able to log into my machine with a single key press is extremely convenient. I miss it on the MX Keys. If they added this, it would be a Grand Slam device.

I love how portable and well-built this keyboard is. It fits easily in my backpack and switches seamlessly between my work and personal laptops. I use it for school and work rather than gaming, and the keys are impressively quiet — perfect for shared spaces.

I’ve been using the Logitech MX Keys Mini for a while now, and it’s honestly one of the best upgrades I've made to my desk. The first thing you’ll notice is the key feel. The keys have these slight fingertip indentations that make typing feel incredibly precise and satisfying. It’s got that premium, snappy response you usually only find on high-end laptops, but in a solid, standalone build. The pre-mapped smart keys are actually super useful in daily life. Having dedicated buttons for emojis and dictation sounds like a small thing, but it’s a total time-saver once you get used to it. Plus, the Logi Options+ software is great if you’re like me and want to tweak things; you can customize almost everything to fit exactly how you work. Another lifesaver is the multi-device switching. I constantly jump between two laptops and being able to swap connections with one tap makes the whole process seamless. As for the battery, it’s basically a beast. If you turn off the backlighting, you can go months without a charge. I’ve legit forgotten where I put the charging cable because I use it so rarely. And if you're using this keyboard, I'd also recommend getting the matching mouse as they work so well together! The only tiny gripe I have is the spacebar, which has a slight creaky sound when you hit it a certain way. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s the one small flaw in an otherwise perfectly quiet and solid keyboard.

Logitech has made a name for themselves as a premiere accessory provider whether it be mouses, webcams, or keyboards and the MX Keys S is simply put my favorite keyboard I have used and its an excellent choice for the Mac! PROS: - Unboxing this you can tell how premium it is right away. It has a really nice metal and black finish to it along with a nice weight that you know means they put in good quality work to the keyboard. - The keyboard connects 1 of 2 days; either through a USB dongle or via Bluetooth. I prefer the USB dongle for my Mac but the Bluetooth is excellent as you can switch between your Mac and two other Bluetooth devices with ease so I often switch from my iPad and Mac. - This MX Keys S was made specifically for a Mac as you can see by its Mac specific buttons like the command icon and emoji key which is nice that helps maintain that consistent Mac experience. - Typing with the MX Keys S is truly a wonderful experience. When you hover your hands over the keyboard, it senses you are there and will turn the backlit keys on which is such a cool feature, and then typing is great. It’s precise, has a nice balance of responsiveness but low profile, and is really just a fast typing experience. - Logitech has a companion App you can download for your Mac as well to check on the MX Keys’ battery life or make some settings changes which is a nice feature as well. - Lastly, this does not need batteries and is charged via USB-C which works perfectly as all of my other Mac/tech devices charge with USB-C anyways and the battery last a long time! CONS: - Really nothing I have run into is a “con” to me. It checks every mark and does it very well! BOTTOM LINE: - As Mac owners know, you need a keyboard along with your Mac; and the Logitech MX Keys S is the best one you can buy! It’s got a great build, excellent backlit keyboard sensing features, and the typing experience is so fluid and easy you will tell a huge difference compared to other ones you have used. This is the keyboard to pick for a Mac!

I have the full-sized MX Keys keyboard for my desktop computer at home and absolutely love it. So, when Logitech introduced this smaller version - which happens to be almost exactly the width of my Dell laptop. Like its big brother, the Mini combines backlit keys, solid build quality, great tactile feel, excellent battery life and a great set of convenient features into a great looking product. This is a great keyboard to travel with or even to use for your needs at home. This is a great one that you'll be very happy with for a long time to come!

I am loving my new Logitech keyboard for Mac. It has all the things you probably wanted from the Apple keyboard that just aren’t there like the screen capture button without having to remember Apple short cuts, a function button for emojis, a full number pad, and it’s tilted upward in the back for a more ergonomic feel. My previous Magic Keyboard was not very magical. I had it rested on papers so that it would be slightly tilted for a better angle when typing. The Logitech one looks great in the space gray color, and it has a perfect tilt in the back to make typing feel a little smoother and be a little easier on your wrist. The keys feel very smooth to type with and have little finger indents so you can really feel your fingers transferring from key to key. They are also back illuminated which can be turned up, down and off in the function keys depending on your preference and they turn on as you go to touch the keyboard. Turning this off will help your battery last significantly longer but nonetheless a cool feature if your lighting isn’t the best. Speaking of the F keys, I almost feel like I got my Touch Bar back with the extra functions this Logitech keyboard gives me. I like the emojis button because I do tend to use a potentially excessive amount of emojis. There are also 3 keys to customize via app located on their website (I couldn’t find it in the App Store) and switch to say your iPad or MacBook at the touch of a single button which is pretty cool if you have a multiple screen setup and or are a big multitasker. Another bonus for me, it charges with the usb C. I’m trying to rid my life of lightning cables and minus my mouse and trackpad I am almost there. If you’re looking for a great alternative to the Apple keyboard with better features and more comfortable typing experience, this is it.

I own the full-size Logitech MX Keys and I have been a loyal customer for years! I absolutely love the MX Keys Mini. I was using it as an external keyboard for my Lenovo Idea Tab Plus. Worked flawless just like all of their MX series keyboards. Solid material build quality. I don't know what material they use for their keys, but it is remarkable. I have owned my full-size MX Keys for 5 years. After having it for about 1.5 years. I have an issue and Logitech replaced it as an exception. They went above and beyond. The replacement, I have had it for 3.5 years and has works flawlessly. Like it's bigger brother, the MX Keys using USB-C charging, backlight controls and perfect key spacing. Again, I don't know what material they use for their keys but it doesn't fade. The mini I would imagine using the same material/composition. I loved it until Lenovo sent me a marketing email for their external integrated folio/keyboard that was designed for my Idea Tab Pro. I chose convenience and one less item to carry around if that makes sense. Otherwise, I highly recommend the MX Keys Mini. I regrettable returned it for the sake of convenience but not to demish the quality of this keyboard. It is a quality build, and I would highly recommend it!

This small wireless keyboard has been better than I ever expected. I use it everyday both at home and when traveling. With the bluetooth capabilities I am able with the push of a button to connect to 3 separate systems.

Exactly what I was looking for. I need a keyboard that is compatible with my personal MacBook Pro and my work HP Probook. This keyboard allows me to seamlessly switch between the two without having to mess with the bluetooth settings each time. It's just the push of a key to designate which machine I want to type on (up to three can be pre-set, so I also added my iPad). Keys have a good amount of bounce. I got the mini and I love that it takes up a minimal amount of space on my desk, but for those who want the full size keyboard, those are available, too. Very happy with my purchase. The only complaint I have is the instructions included in the box were pretty lacking/non-existent. I'm wondering if there are features I don't know about.