Customer Ratings & Reviews

High quality. Love this quiet keyboard. Can use on multiple PCs, which is a seamless experience. Good job.

This is the best keyboard I've ever used. I try now and then to switch but always come back to the MX Keys. It's quiet and low-profile. I can swap between controlling different computers in a blink -- or even pair it to my phone, which I've done several times to provide more comprehensive responses to text messages. The price is worth it to me because of the great build quality and features. I wish it came in more colors, though -- give a girl a brilliant pink or purple keyboard Logitech.

I was not happy with the Apple keyboard because it slid all over the place. Contemplated the change for a long time and finally decided to switch once I was able to get a feel on a model. Keyboard has more weight and better key feel. The downside was it has no legs to change the keyboard angle so I use a wrist pad to lift the keyboard to a better angle that suits me. A positive is that I can connect three different devices to the one keyboard which is great when I go from my work laptop to my personal laptop. It seems to connect faster to a Windows device than Apple. You can connect to phone as well but haven’t tried this yet. Real happy that I made the change

I've owned this keyboard for about a year now and use it every single day, both for everyday life and in my studio for work. I can honestly say this is the best keyboard I've ever used — I've liked it so much that this is actually my third one. Everything about it is excellent. The typing feel is satisfying, the clicks are just right, and it's comfortable enough to use for long sessions without any fatigue. Whether I'm grinding through a long work day in the studio or just browsing at home, it never lets me down. The build quality is exactly what you'd expect from Logitech — solid, reliable, and built to last. The backlit keys are a great touch, especially working in a studio environment where lighting isn't always ideal. I highly recommend this keyboard to anyone looking for a premium daily driver. The fact that I keep coming back to buy another one says everything. Don't hesitate — just get it.

The MX Keys S has been flawless for me—quiet, comfortable typing and easy switching between up to three devices. The smart backlighting is a nice touch, and the build feels premium. Easily the best (albeit and most expensive) keyboard I’ve owned.

Excellent, worth the prince, feel, sturdy, perfect size keys, bluetooth, easy & fast pairing

I would like to share my experience with this keyboard based on its functionality and performance. During my usage, I noticed a few important aspects regarding the Flow feature. When using Bluetooth to connect with both the keyboard and mouse, I experienced a noticeable delay. However, when I switched to the USB dongle that came with the keyboard, this delay was completely eliminated. Additionally, it is possible to switch between computers (Windows and Mac) if one device is connected through the dongle while the other uses Bluetooth. It's worth noting that this setup also introduces some delay. For optimal performance, I recommend connecting both devices using the supplied dongle to ensure the best switching experience. Beyond this, I found the keyboard to be excellent, offering a comfortable typing experience, and the mouse performs well too. Having used various keyboards and mice in the past, I can confidently say that this model stands out for its features and comfort.

Love this keyboard, you can change the brightness so it last longer and dont be to bright at night. It know when your fingers are near the keys and power for the light lay for awhile on one charge. Only thing i woud say is make it a.bit bigger not a fan of the slim but thats it.

I had been considering the MX Keys and saw the Keys S version, which was a bit cheaper and has improved backlighting over the original. The keys are smooth and have a short press, so if you're used to traditional/longer press it'll take a bit to get accustomed to it. It charges with USB C and has lasted a couple weeks before getting down to 50% battery with a mix of brightness. I also like that it has a proximity sensor to turn the lighting off after inactivity and back on when you put your hands over the keyboard again. The keyboard also feels very substantial and well built, despite still being plastic on the exterior. I also like that it can switch between 3 devices with a button press. The one annoyance I've found is that if you're in a bright room, i.e. under florescent lights in an office, the backlighting will likely turn off completely, which can be fixed by putting tape over the sensor. Otherwise, in a dimmer setting, the lighting seems to work pretty well.

This is a wonderful keyboard. The spacing and tactile response of the keys makes it a pleasure to use, it connects without even opening settings, and is easily recharged. Also, the backlit keys are excellent for working in dim light.

solid keyboard, weighted correctly so it stays well positioned on the desk. light touch easy to use keys. the ability to toggle to use the keyboard for PD, ipad or phone is a great feature. no delays with wireless. great purchase

Use case: software engineer, MacBook Pro TLDR: enjoying this keyboard, it has a nice tactile feel, quiet operation, and the customizable buttons are very handy. It is also great that it has Mac compatibility out of the box without having to remap keys manually or needing to swap caps/labels. long version: Getting to this keyboard was a little bit of a journey. For several years now I have used a mechanical tenkeyless wired keyboard that I really loved. Maybe 5 or 6 years? But since beginning a new job last year I have been regretting the lack of a numpad. The keyboard brand I was using sells a separate numpad that cost as much as a whole keyboard, so I decided to just buy their full keyboard. Since they (and most keyboards) are meant for PC users, it meant buying some new keycaps and remapping Windows-specific keys... also a few keys were there that don't really fit Mac users. Yet their proprietary software (and most others) doesn't work with Mac so changing that isn't easy always simple. The keyboard had a slightly awkward layout and one of the keys had issues, so after a while I returned it and decided to give the Apple keyboard a try. Turns out the new Mac keyboard only lets the latest MacBooks use Touch ID and I was really disliking the keyboard's lack of tactile feedback and general flatness. So, after giving that one a month I returned it as well and decided to give this one a try after testing every keyboard in the store. I already had the MX mouse, so that was a bonus. (highly recommend that mouse as well btw) I have really been enjoying this keyboard. The keys give me a nice tactile feedback that is reminiscent of the mechanical board I have loved the past several years. Not the same of course, but so much better than Apple's keyboard. There are four specialized buttons over the numpad that are easy to program (with Logitech's software) to do just about anything you could want. It is super handy that I now have ChatGPT and screenshots using my favorite screen capture software with the press of one button compared to the usual series of clicks/key presses. It also has plenty of features that make it friendly to use with a MacBook - like controlling the brightness of the screen, locking the system, controlling volume, emojis, etc. There are features I haven't even tapped into yet as well, like linking automated task sequences to those keys. Theoretically I could program it to do everything I manually do on reboot/start up to be automated with a single button press... but given I am a lazy user that typically doesn't reboot until MacOS reminds me it would be a good idea at least seven times, I would rather map the keys to things I do multiple times a day.

This keyboard is pretty good, but there’s a few major issues that prevent me from giving it a full star rating. First, the good. It’s backlit, easy to type on, feels sturdy, and gives you the ability to connect via Bluetooth or USB receiver. Since I use it interchangeably with my work laptop and personal MacBook connected to an external monitor, I’ve opted for Bluetooth. No problems there. Unfortunately, the volume control buttons do not work with my MacBook at all. It seems minor, but it is frustrating. I realize this may well be an issue on Apple’s end, but I wish I had known before purchasing. The second issue is with the backlit keyboard. There is a handy Logitech app you can install to further customize your keyboard experience. By default, the key lights are set to turn off after 30 seconds of inactivity. In the app, you can adjust this to set them to stay on over 30 minutes. I keep it plugged in most of the time, so prefer to have the lights on for long periods, even if not using it. After some research, I’ve discovered the keyboard totally ignores this setting and will turn off the backlight after 5 minutes of inactivity, regardless. There’s no known workaround and it’s unbelievable the option is even there if it’s never going to work. Other than those 2 issues, it’s great, but I probably wouldn’t have bought if I knew these things beforehand.

Keyboard is great, worth the price. Backlighting is bright when needed, long battery life with daily work from home use.

I have tried many different keyboards in the past two years, including mechanical with RGB light effects and a bunch of lower cost keyboards. Most of them were adequate, but there was always something with each one that made me look for yet another one! I've had several Logitech peripherals along the way and one of them was an MX Anywhere 2S mouse that I bought back when it was first introduced. That mouse was and still is one of my favorites. I use it with a desktop, two different laptops, three different smartphones and several tablets. It is relatively small and was easy to take on trips around the world before I retired. I have added a 27" iMac and a Herk Orion1 mini-PC to my bevy of computers and needed to get another mouse because I was using the 2S with everything. Same story as the keyboard, I tried several, but none felt just right. Based on the positive experience over a long time using the 2S I already knew I had to try the MX Master 3S mouse and decided to mate that with the MX Keys full-sized keyboard. After more than a half-dozen mouses & keyboards, some of which were pretty inexpensive, the Logitech solution seemed expensive. After a few months waiting for them to go on sale (which did not happen!), I finally bit the proverbial bullet and bought them both. I could not be MORE pleased with my decision. They are both "Cadillac" devices. They look, feel and work as perfectly as anything I have tried, and I have been working with computers since the mid-1970s. Over that time, I have seen and used every kind of keyboard and mouse that came along, and this combination feels great. The keyboard has a significant physical weight and stays put. The layout and keycap shapes make it a joy under your fingers. The backlighting and letters on keycaps ae perfect. My ONLY "complaint" is that the backlight goes off after a bit, so in a darkened room I sometimes have difficulty when I start typing, so I put my hand close to it to get the LEDs going. I leave it plugging in to a USB-C port so no worries about battery. Other than that, everything is roses with this thing!

Easily the most comfortable keyboard I’ve used in years. The keys are quiet, but clicky and it pairs so well with my MX Master 3s

Love this keyboard. i love how it can change quickly between devices with just the tap of a button. Super quiet. People forget I am in my office so I hear things I shouldn’t hear.

Love this keyboard! So quiet and smooth and stays charged for a long time

Love the feel and quiet of this keyboard. All buttons I need. Easy to toggle between Mac and PC. Smooth buttons. Love the rechargeable battery and alert when to charge. Backlighting is also subtle and soft.

If you like soft(quiet) satisfying keys and short cuts this is the keyboard for you. It has many shortcut keys that only require a single key instead of multiple for one command like the lock screen and snipit tool. It has an intuitive backlight sensor and will light up the keys or dim down based on brightness of the room you are in and of course you can turn brightness up or down. It is also motion activated, if you move your hand over the keyboard it will illuminate if the backlight is off. I'm a project manager and this keyboard is great for work, I take it with me to the office as well. It also has the perfect weight to it so it stays in place while typing. Pressing the keys is very satisfying if you like quiet low profile keyboards, 100% worth the money spent