Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice keyboard. The backlights are great and ability to swap between 3 devices on the fly

Super-soft, quiet and precise keys. The keyboard delivers what it promises. I'm very satisfied!

Works great with my Mac mini. Easy setup. Great value when in sale.

It was nice but I didn’t realize its for mac only so I had to return it

Smooth and minimal noise for the office and I love the lights

Has worked great, excellent quality and worth the price

Very sensitive in a good way, Can see the keys in low light and it looks great

Great customer service, Everything arrived when it should

The only issue I have is the heavyness of this keyboard. Other than that it seems an elegant, very useful, and full of feature keyboard, wish it had the fingerprint access from the apple one.

solid product, works well, new out of package would recommend.

Cheaper than apple’s keyboard and just as good. Feels premium.

Love the keyboard, but sometimes takes a while to connect to my Mac.

Unreliable crap. Two things have happened repeatedly since I bought it: 1. it lags when using, so long delay between tapping a key and it responding, and more frustrating, 2. it doesn't stay connected. just drops out. I've been on chat with Logitech but all they say is unpair it and then pair again. But I can't do that 2-4 times per day. There's no interference, I have the keyboard withing inches of my computer.

Doesn't link to apple mac studio. Im sure it works great but not for what i have.

If I plug a keyboard into my computer, it should just work. This device does nothing: Typing does nothing; checking USB cable, no dice; looking at Bluetooth settings shows nothing (I found out by searching that this keyboard only charges via USB, doesn't connect to computer via USB, like my Corsair mouse does.) Shame, I was looking forward to using this based on feel, but if it won't play nice (that is, at all) with my macbook, nothing to do but return it.

After recently starting work from home, I found my Apple-branded Magic Keyboard that came with my iMac to be inadequate for long-term usage. The main issue is my fingers would be in throbbing pain from the sharp edges of the keys which you're bound to hit repeatedly as you type in a customer service/chat environment. Enter the Logitech MX Keys S for Mac. The first thing I noticed about this keyboard is the heft. It's got a premium feel and build quality to it. The keys, while square, have circular enclaves, which Logitech calls "spherically-dished keys" and I'm happy to report after weeks of typing on them, they are SUPER comfortable and the travel and action are on point. Beyond that, the keys are also backlit and there are sensors that detect when your hands are near the keyboard to control this functionality to preserve battery. Speaking of battery, the keyboard charges over USB-C and Logitech estimates 10 days of usage per charge with back-lighting enabled and I've yet to have to charge in almost that amount of time. Useful shortcuts are located across the F-row of keys and include: screen brightness decrease; screen brightness increase; keyboard brightness decrease; keyboard brightness increase; diction start & stop; emoji menu; mute/un-mute Mic; playback controls (rewind, play/pause & fast forward); audio controls (mute, volume down & volume up). There are also shortcuts for connecting multiple devices which Logitech calls Easy Switch. Considering most Mac users also own an iPhone and/or an iPad, this makes it easy to pair your keyboard to these devices and switch back and forward by tapping the corresponding paired number setting (you can pair up to 3). So for instance, if I have my iPad next to my iMac, I can type on my iMac by pressing "1" on the Easy Switch keyboard and if I want to switch to my iPad, I can press "2" and after a second or two I'm ready to type on my iPad - and you can switch back and forward. Additionally there are also quick action keys to launch the calculator, take a screen snip and to lock the screen if you're walking away from your device. You can also automate repetitive tasks with Smart Options which lets you launch a sequence of actions with a two-key shortcut - i.e. if I press control + a then minimize my Safari window and launch Apple Music. I didn't try this out as it seems like in the amount of time it would take to program and remember these, options I'm proficient enough where it's quicker for me to just do what I need to do - sans keyboard options. My only two improvements: I do wish you could raise the height of the keyboard (a steeper incline), but the height is fixed. I also wish there was a native keyboard shortcut for the Mission Control view (I would get more usage out of this than say Emojis) in macOS and/or the Stage Manager view on iPad (could be the same key) and one for showing the desktop (could be useful on Mac and iPad as well). Technically if you download the LOGI Options+ app, you can customize the F-row keys of shortcuts so this is a more minor quirk.

I am reviewing this mostly for my use case: I’m a writer and I am at the keyboard typing all day long. I often am typing while I’m on the phone (transcribing my conversations) and I need a keyboard that is silent enough that I can hear the caller and the caller can hear me. So: This is quite simply the best keyboard I’ve ever used on my Mac. I have been using the full-size Magic Keyboard with Touch ID, and this keyboard is far superior. Why? - Much more comfortable, fast, and accurate typing. The little detents on the MX make a huge difference, as does the slight increase in key travel. This keyboard just feels better, and I make fewer errors with it. - Aesthetically, it matches nicely with the space gray Magic Trackpad. It looks like it belongs. - It is very quiet when typing, especially compared to a mechanical keyboard. I get that a lot of people love their mechanicals and that for some - or even many - their typing experience is improved with such a product. But for me, the smooth and easy key press force of the MX is far superior to the heavy, loud experience I’ve had with mechanicals like Das Keyboard. - Nice features include the few extra function keys and the multi-device capability. But for me, the bottom line for a keyboard is speed, accuracy, and quiet. This keyboard hits them all. Missing is Touch ID. This is somewhat annoying. Yes, I can log in with my Apple Watch, but especially as Apple goes down the road toward more permissions being required, I don’t love having to type in my password repeatedly. And changing my password to something easier to type - like four digits - seems too much of a security breach. But I buy keyboards for their primary job - typed input - and not for login shortcuts. The many pros of the MX far outweigh this single negative.

Review for Logitech - MX Keys S for Mac Advanced Full-size Wireless Scissor Keyboard with Backlit keys. I’ve been looking for a new extended keyboard for my Mac because I want to use the numeric keyboard instead of the number keys along the top of my current, smaller keyboard. I found just what i was looking for in the Logitech - MX Keys S for Mac Advanced Full-size Keyboard. The look is very Mac-like with colors and textures that match my MacBook, but even better, the keys on the keyboard are the perfect blend of form and function. They have a very nice, quiet feel when I’m typing, without the clicky-clacky response often found on third-party products. I’ve always been a fan of almost anything that Logitech makes; they pay attention to the smallest of details and produce quality, long-lasting products. I like this keyboard for several reasons. Most of all, as I mention, is the feel when typing, but it also allows me to use it with up to three devices. I can use it with the MacBook in our house or either iPad. Once I set up the Bluetooth connection for the device, which is fast and simple, the devices recognize the keyboard easily after that. Finally, the backlighting feature is just about as perfect as you could hope for. In low lighting, the keys light up as I move my hands over it. The light level also adjusts automatically to the current light conditions. The keyboard uses Low Energy Bluetooth tech which means the keyboard runs for a long time without recharging. It also comes with a C-to-C charging cable that plugs right into my MacBook.

As usual, Logitech has hit another home run with this MX Keys S wireless keyboard for Macs. This is my third keyboard in this class from Logitech I’ve owned and used and each one has not disappointed me in any way. First off the build quality of the keyboard is second to none. Once you pick it up it feels really solid in your hands. Sure, it’s made of plastic but just about every keyboard made today is. The difference comes from how it’s built and feels to use. There is no flex when handling it and once sitting on your desk or table top (or lap) it doesn’t wobble or seem to shift around. Key travel is as close to prefect feeing as it gets. The built in backlighting is impressive and gets more than bright enough for use making this easy to use in darker environments. The fact that you can have is set to connect to three different devices is rather handy if you’re like me and have a multi Apple device home. This connects to my MacBook, my iPad, and my iPhone it no issues. In fact I’m using it to write this review and I love it. It charges by USB-C and has outstanding battery life. There are extra function keys above the number pad that brings up the calculator, screen capture, Spotlight search, put the device it’s connected to sleep, There are three numbered keys on the function key row where you select device to connect to. Overall Logitech has done an outstanding job of putting a lot of thought in how people typically use a keyboard and implement the design in such a way to make it extra useful.

The Logitech - MX Keys S for Mac Advanced Full-sized keyboard is another win for Logitech in the secondary market for accessories. This OEM rival provides all the exact specifications needed from the original keyboard, but does it better. Clean, sleek, and precise, the MX Keys S for Mac feels good when typing will less misses similar to the flat keys on the OEM. Providing better tactile experience, your typing is more comfortable and precise. Boasting a solid build, this metal/plastic combination offers better weight and stability for your keyboard that won't run away from you over time and stays put due to its grips. I found this aftermarket keyboard to be a better fit for me than the Magic keyboard. I alway found the OEM to be flat and I often found myself making simple typing mistakes due to its flat profile. This MX Keys S by Logitech gives me the same keyboard layout I need, but masterfully does it better the the OEM by providing more tactile responsiveness and remains appealing to the Apple branding of my computer desk. PROS - Logitech brand, quality, and design - Perfectly matches the Mac keyboard environment - Solidly built and feels good for extended period of typing - Charges quick and lasts a long time between charges (rivals the OEM) - Wireless or wired connectivity, seamless integration with iOS - Coloring and design complements other Apple products and design CONS - None at this time.