Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love mechanical keyboards, but sometimes I dont want to sound like I'm tap dancing on plywood in an empty room. This keyboard has a good balance with the haptic and audible feedback it gives. It is just enough to give you that satisfying mechanical feel, but not audibly explosive like most mechanical keyboards are. It is also decent for general gaming. I use it for work and gaming, and I have no issue with either. The multiple bluetooth connectivity is also a big plus, which can also be used for your phone which I use more than I thought i would. The only negative I have is the rubber on the bottom of the collapsible legs. They are attached with an adhesive tape instead of an integrated retention. I've already lost one foot due to the friction of constant removal from my computer bag. But even missing one rubber pad, it doesnt wobble. I have several keyboards, and this one is my go to for my daily computer needs.

Was working on a small, cheap, bluetooth, laptop-style keyboard before this and I got really over it. I researched far and wide and the contenders were the MX Keys and this... I went with this, the Mechanical since I wanted that fun type feel. Even though there were so many mixed reviews saying the MX Keys were better since it's like a laptop but if I wanted that then I would just type on my laptop?! Nevertheless I am SO happy with my purchase. It's truly so fun to type on. It's low profile so its the perfect mix of low laptop and those super tall mechanical keyboards from the 90s lol I use it for my Macbook Pro and external monitor and it connects seamlessly. I don't game or anything I just WFH. And I just use a small Usb A to C converter and its perfect. I got the tactile keys. My only wish it that it came in more colors or at least a solid charcoal or maybe that I got the mini so it's more portable! Def pricey for a keyboard but I forgot about the price by now lol. Plus, the receiver connects my logitech mouse and keyboard - and I can personalize the keys and mouse together in logi options! It's all about preference and everything takes a little to get used to, but this is exactly what I wanted.

I ended up returning this for the narrower, Mac specific version. This was so wide that it was awkward to use a mouse. Either the mouse is very far to your right and the keyboard is centered, or the keyboard is far to the left that the keys are not centered in front of you so that the mouse is comfortable to reach. The buttons are located close together so I find it hard to type without hitting others unintentionally. I type more slowly and make more mistakes with this keyboard. I own a MacBook Pro from 2016 running Monterrey 12.6.2 (todays latest) and the Logitech App doesn't function properly. My settings do not save (chosen backlight for example) although they should and although I am using the keyboard to interface with the app, the app says it cannot detect any keyboards so software cannot be updated. I have tried both plugged in and unplugged, on and off. I have the same issue with the matching MX Master 3X mouse I also own. If you are a Mac user you should know that the function key is in a different place on these keyboards so if you use the Function + Backspace function for deleting, you need to retrain your brain to hit the correct buttons. Build quality is high. Battery lasts a long time and charges quickly. Key stroke sounds are satisfying. It has a lot of functions like dedicated buttons for mic mute, screenshot, and switching between computers which could be useful. But I never use them. I would happily lose those and the dongle to save some $ as this keyboard is very expensive, in my opinion. I have tried several keyboards from several brands in the last 2 months and cannot find one I really like, including this one.

The Logitech MX Mechanical Keyboard is a game-changer for anyone who types a lot. The low-profile mechanical switches are quiet yet tactile, making long typing sessions comfortable and efficient. I love the ability to switch between multiple devices with a single button—perfect for my workflow across a laptop and tablet. The battery life is outstanding, and the sleek aluminum design looks great on my desk. Just note that it’s wireless-only, so if you need a wired connection, this might not be the best fit.

I am an avid user of Mechanical keyboards and wanted a keyboard that would travel well but still feel like quality typing experience. I expected to feel remorse about not being able to switch keys but the stock switches were well within my expectations.

Keys feels sturdy but quite, the base feels solid but not to heavy, overall great for home office work( not for traveling)

Space bar gets a little squeaky after a while of use but the built in AI for email rewording makes up for it 10 fold. Pleasing typing experience without an ungodly amount of noise

Great product, good battery, and robust materials.

Best feeling keyboard I've ever owned - full stop. Swaps between my PC and Macs with ease and the keystrokes feel excellent. The price can be hard to swallow, but it's wireless and types as well as some custom keyboards I've tried that cost 2x as much.

Wanted a wireless keyboard and mouse to get rid of wire clutter. Somewhat of an impulse purchase but absolutely love it. The keys are very responsive. A solid feel to keyboard. I charged it the first day--still 90% left on charge. You get what you pay for.....

It is very high quality and because it is mechanical, it feels very good and professional when you work with it

Logitech has been my go to manufacturer of keyboard and mouse or similar products for years. This is a different type of outlay and more costly product. After a couple of days of use I was totally convinced this is one heck of a keyboard after a month or so of use I really am impressed. This is heavy and well built. It’s worth the price.

This keyboard looks like a gaming keyboard. It is a productivity focused keyboard and is exceptional with the feel of tactile switch. It has no cons so far and it is pricy but worth of every dollar spend. Wireless is always a plus in all Logitech products. Love the feel.

Great keyboard with option to connect 3 different devices or laptops. This is very useful for me with 3 laptops connected to 3 monitors. I am able to switch between the systems very easily. I like the rechargeable battery. Very good quality.

This is a fantastic keyboard. Not cheap, but well built, and the battery lasts a LONG time. I also appreciate the three-device-switching capability and its ability to use Bluetooth or the Logitech USB dongle. I use it with both macOS and Windows, so I like that the modifier keys are labeled for both (⌥/Start and ⌘/alt). The Logi Options+ software is much better on Windows than macOS, but I'm reviewing the keyboard here, not the app...

Solid, great keyboard. Nice feel, good mechnical keys. Couple notes though - on a Mac, the Logitech fob generated a slight lag in response time when plugged into a USB hub instead of directly into the Mac. Also - the Logi Options+ software doesn't really work w/ the latest Mac OS (Sequoia); hopefully an update will soon address that.

I picked up a Logitech MX Mechanical to get a better daily typing experience in work. Having used mechanical keyboards for PC gaming and my personal computer in the past, I felt that it was time to upgrade my chicklet-style work keyboard to something more robust. At first glance this keyboard has decent weight and is comparatively slimmer than my gaming keyboard, where its vertical length is about a centimeter shorter. I appreciate the shorter length, as it frees up valuable desk space. Connectivity options are excellent, with dedicated keys to switch between devices. The Logi Bolt receiver makes life much easier, with just 1 dongle to connect my keyboard and my MX Master 3S to. The keys themselves don't take that much actuation force to register, and so it allows me to attain even higher WPMs than my other keyboards, increasing my productivity. The key click sound was not disturbing to myself or my colleagues on my Tactile switch-based keyboard, and I found the key feedback to be very satisfying to the touch. I was disappointed that the keycaps are not double-shot PBT for a keyboard of this caliber and price, but the keycaps themselves feel satisfying to press and the plastics felt of higher quality than other keyboards in the office. Overall the MX Mechanical is one of the best productivity keyboards available, with several options to connect to your computer, excellent typing experience, and satisfying key feedback. It's on the pricier end of the spectrum, but if found on sale, this is a hard keyboard to beat.

One of the best keyboard out there. I use this daily and it is a joy to type on. Battery life is great, just charge about once every 2 weeks

In my search for a mechanical keyboard with low-profile keys, there were not many options that I found to be suitable. I, in general, prefer my peripherals to be wired, as I hate the hassle of charging a keyboard or mouse when I am in the middle of important work. However, this keyboard has excellent battery life, and the typing experience couldn't be better. I have noticed improved typing speeds and accuracy since purchasing this product. The keys being labeled for both Windows and OS X is also a nice touch, as I use this keyboard with a KVM monitor to connect to my PC and MacBook.

Great keyboard, worth every penny. The only "bad" thing I'd say is that if you are a sloppy typist, this keyboard will demand that you get better, meaning the keys are really sensitive; if you bump an adjoining key while typing, you'll get both keystrokes. But in my opinion that's not a bad thing. It's forced me to be more accurate of a typist. Programmable keys are great, everything works as expected. Battery life has been really good so far; in the approx. 2 months I've had this keyboard I've recharged it twice but both times it still had 85% of power remaining and I'm using the backlight option. Really worth the price.