Customer Ratings & Reviews

Really nice premium low profile keyboard. Integrates well with my mx master 3s as a pair. Key caps are junky compared to other keyboards in this price range and they are specific to this keyboard so they can’t be replaced. Nice feel, great battery life. Backlighting is a touch dim in my environment but not really an issue for visibility. Switches are nice and the tactile have a good feel. Weight of the keyboard is nice as it feels premium. For general productivity the full-size was an important deciding factor. The low profile feels nicer to type on with a flatter wrist angle. If it supported hot swap switches and other low profile key caps it would be the best in its class.

Quality build. Nice mechanical feeling mechanical keys. Nice looking keyboard. As opposed to the MX Keys, you have to touch the keyboard to turn the backlighting on, and there is no way to force it to remain lit (I confirmed this with Logitech tech support)

Seriously love this keyboard. I have used the standard MX Keys since 2020 and that has been my absolute all-time favorite keyboard for productivity. While I still love the standard MX Keys, the MX Mechanical steps it up by providing a more satisfying typing experience. I opted for the "tactile" version of this keyboard, which uses brown switches that are quiet and provide a tactile feedback. Being a mechanical keyboard, it will naturally be louder than the MX Keys, but I still wouldn't call this keyboard loud by any means. You can't really go wrong with either the MX Keys or MX Mechanical. Both are phenomenal for your workspace and I highly recommend checking it out!

Its perfect. My only wish is that it came with changeble keys for customization and different colours for the backlighting

I've been through many keyboards, look for the one that was just right. This is it. I love the feel of the keys and the fact that it will connect to 3 different devices. I like the way the keyboard backlight automatically turns on in the dark when your hands are close. Build quality and battery life are good.

I’m giving this product 5 stars because for what Logi advertises it to do, it delivers. It’s a solid, well-built, mechanical keyboard with pretty much all the office and productivity hotkeys and features that you could ever want. I like this more than their MX Keys since it’s mechanical; it’s easier on the fingertips. Now having said all that, it is low-profile, which I understand the point. But personally, I like the overall feeling of a traditional mechanical with full size key-caps. That, with the right fitted wrist rest, is very comfortable experience. However, that’s a personal preference, so I won’t let that affect my review.

This keyboard is just okay at best ! The switches are "okay" but the abs key caps seem cheap. Not getting PBT double shot key caps in 2024 is a no brainier. I would recommend spending a little more and get a much better board with hotswappable switches, which this one doesn't have. Connecting multiple devices is super easy, but trust me, the number one thing to consider while purchasing a mechanical keyboard are how it feels to type on, and how much is the modularity on it, in 2024 I would say. There are just SOOO many better options than this one for lesser and a little more money both today. My recommendation would be, to get a : 1. NuPhy keyboard (Air75 and Halo96) which are really good compared to this one. 2. Get a RK Royal Kludge if you are on a tighter budget and want a great sounding keyboard. 3. Keychron has much cheaper keyboards than this one, but the cheap ones have a lot of issues but the slightly expensive ones (around 130-200$) all of them are a easy recommendation. 4. Check out the ASUS strix scope in 96, it's an amazing keyboard. 5. With a slightly larger budget, check out NuPhy Field and Gem. They are great ! Can also checkout the ASUS RoG Azoth which has way better prelubed factory switches and sounds amazing too with hotswappable board, excellent key caps and insane battery life. The good thing about this keyboard is that it has native software support for macOS which most keyboards I mentioned miss ! But do you need it ? I doubt that.

Great quality and perfect for my needs. I would purchase this item again

Great keyboard, one of the better Bluetooth options and easy to set up

Great keyboard. Best out there. Definitely VERY pricey though. Had to save up some giftcards to justify the purchase.

Good keyboard, a little expensive for what it is. I tried to pair this with the Logitech MX Ergo on 1 adapter but for somereason logitech uses two different types of bluetooth adapter so be aware if you are trying to get an all logitech mx setup.

Good keyboard lights up well light turns on when it sense you hand over the keys. battery will die fast with the light on customizable setting do wish it had different colors

Great quality keyboard and i personally love the gray scale color scheme. It is a little pricey though.

The Logitech gaming keyboard combines precision, speed, and durability in a sleek design. Its mechanical switches offer satisfying tactile feedback, while customizable RGB lighting adds flair. With programmable keys and robust software support, it’s built for serious gamers. Logitech nails performance and style, making this keyboard a top-tier choice

the keyboard works great and the battery life is great before it needs to be plugged in for recharge.

So far this has been an awesome upgrade over the standard MX Keys. Find it much more enjoyable and satisfying to type now. Also enjoying some of the newer functions but it's nothing crazy. While I would have enjoyed the clickier keys, the Tactile (brown) keys are perfect for my type of work so that it's not excessively noisy while typing on it.

This keyboard is worthless for use in dark rooms. There is simply no way to keep the backlight on for even a minute or two. Because of this, and the fact that the keys labels are in very faint contrast to the keys, when the room is dark you literally can't see the first key you need to hit. It is supposed to have some fancy tech that lights up the keys as it senses your hands, but most of the time it doesn't work. Super frustrating. And no, you cannot configure this in the software or the keyboard, I looked for a long time online. I found threads where other people were returning their for this very reason. WHY WOULD LOGITECH NOT HAVE A SETTING JUST TO KEEP THE LIGHT ON? I don't understand. The other dealbreaker is that it is super buggy and it has a known bug where if you hold down keys, like holding down W to play a game, the key just stops working, and you have to release it and press again. Resetting the keyboard with a complex key combo fixes it for a while, but then it comes back. On the plus side, the build quality is great, and the action of the keys is pretty much perfection for someone who likes short-throw keyboards. It just doesn't matter because of the other overwhelming flaws.

My first mechanical keyboard since the early 1990s. It's exactly the way I remember them, except now, it's backlit. I really like the "Random" setting on the backlight. It's not really functional, but it's neat to see the backlights moving around every once in awhile. I have no complaints. I have the matching MX Mouse 3S. I'll never need a new keyboard/mouse.

I have had this keyboard for almost a year and I still love it. For me the keys are easy to use and they are quite. I like the way the keys are slightly raised, it helps my typing with the feel of knowing what letters I am touching. Almost like a real typewriter instead of a computer, at least that is the feel .

This is a great keyboard. I like the click of the keys and it looks like it's very well made.