Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

I love this keyboard. It is a hedonistic delight to type on. It's also compatible with both mac and windows, and can stay plugged in if you don't care about a wireless keyboard. It really checked all my boxes. It is expensive, but geez, they all are now. I regret nothing.

I've been looking for another wireless keyboard. I had purchased several in past years. This one is great! Just what I wanted, Sturdy, easy to install, very well made. Would recommend this keyboard.

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.

Great battery, tactile fill, good build quality. What else do you want?

I bought this keyboard for the quality and backlight feature. If you are used to spaced keys like a laptop there will be adjustment to how you type, if you have a need for using function keys, this has a lock feature that helps a lot. Definelely worth a try to see if you like it. I do think is a little on the pricey side, but if outlasts the last 4 $50 keyboards then it may be a good value in the long run.

This is my first mechanical keyboard. Logitech might not be people's first choice for a mechanical keyboard, but I chose Logitech MX Mechanical because I already had a MX setup with the MX Master 3 and MX Keys which is working really well for my setup. I've had the keyboard for a month now and I've been very pleased with it. Setup was easy, typing on it has been a pleasure, and I don't need to charge it very often. My only complaint is that the MX Master mouse and this keyboard don't share the same USB receiver, so I have to have the bolt as well as the regular unifying receiver. Also, I don't believe the key switches are swappable, so true enthusiast might be turned off by that. Overall, it's been a great keyboard so far. Would definitely recommend if you are looking for a mechanical keyboard.

It feels good under your fingers, the lights help increase your visual acuity and of course help increase your accuracy. The keys enable one to move more efficiently yet comfortably during one's work day.

Love it, had a low profile key before. Love typing on the new keyboards. Battery has been great, been like five months and still battery still holds, been using average 8 hours per day. The only con is that their space keycap is different from default, which makes changing to new key cap a pain.

Keyboard works great but I must have heavy hands because this is the loudest keyboard I’ve ever owned. I ended up returning the product for a differnt mechanical keyboard.

I needed a new keyboard, wanted something mechanical, and gave this setup a try. Absolutely blown away! The key action is smooth and satisfying. The layout is standard and I didn't have to learn anything new. All media functions with Ubuntu Linux. The lighting is exactly what I was looking for to illuminate the keys in a dim/studio setting, The ergonomics are superb. It is rare in modern times to feel like you get what you paid for. This is one of those times. I genuinely feel like I got what I paid for. For my uses as a software developer, it's perfect.

I bought this after my Corsair keyboard failed, this has been a very nice keyboard. I've only had to recharge it twice so about once a month, even leaving it on at night just checking to see how long it'll lasts. As an everyday board it's been good for gaming and it's been good for work.

I purchased the Logitech MX Mechanical Full size Wireless Mechanical Tactile Switch Keyboard and I am extremely impressed with its performance. The keyboard has a sleek and professional design that looks great on my desk. The wireless connectivity is strong and reliable, and the battery life is impressive. The mechanical switches provide a satisfying tactile feedback and the keys have a nice weight to them. I also appreciate the customizable function keys and the ability to switch between devices with the touch of a button. Overall, I highly recommend this keyboard for anyone in the market for a high-quality, wireless mechanical keyboard.

Very solid mechanical keyboard. I appreciate that there are still some gamer-style aesthetics such as being able to have lighting animations with the white LED's. They keys have imprints for both Mac's and PC's, but I think logitech did a sufficient job to make them coexist. Keys feel nice for a mechanical keyboard and still looks professional so you are not bringing in a gaming mechanical keyboard to work. Best little nuance is that there is a dedicated mute mic button so when in calls you can just hit F8. It would be nice if it had a wrist rest, but would definitely take away from the aesthetic. If you want to wait for a sale, you should. It is a steep price, but I enjoy it overall.

I really like this mechanical keyboard. I like knowing that I have properly pushed a key and the keyclick is good, it feels just right. It's basically a wireless keyboard, but I like to plug it in just to maintain the battery charge. There is only one thing that I don't like. I can't figure out how to activate the NumLock feature, so when I first turn on my computer I have to use the regular keyboard numbers for my PIN. I poked around a while to see if there was some secret trick, but if so, I sure couldn't find it. Otherwise It's a great keyboard.

I am a huge fan of Logitech products and was a bit hesitant to purchase this keyboard because I thought it would be loud and clicky but... this has to be my favorite keyboard. I went from the MX Keys to this mechanical keyboard and what a difference! The keys are raised, and I have the tactile keyboard and it is loud at all. Another great product from Logitech. The only downside is that Logitech is not using the Unifying software any longer so if you have products that use the Unifying software you will need a dongle or use them with bluetooth.

Overall, it’s a great keyboard for typing. If you like the low-profile gimmickless feel of a membrane keyboard, but want the defined motion and response of a mechanical keyboard, then this is one for you. It does a great job combining the advantages of both. Most mechanical keyboards are reasonable for things like gaming (where your hands mostly stay in a fixed position on the keyboard), but are less practical for casual typing because of the key height: you really have to arch your hands just to press one individual key. But on this one, you get that defined key motion without having to dodge a key’s neighbors as you move your hand to press it. The pricepoint is a little high, and although I like that the lights don’t have RGB (it’s a waste and distracting) more direct programmability would be nice. So that little caveat is why I’m giving it 4 stars and not 5.

This is an awesome keyboard! Comfortable, clicky, but not obnoxious. Very solid and well-built, with incredible battery life. Instantly switches between devices, as well.

Keyboard I got with my Mac didn't have a number pad. Liked the Logitech - MX Mechanical Full size wireless one I purchased. Also much easier to type on than the Mac as it has brackets in the back to lift the keyboard at an angle. The light up keys are also a bonus.

I'm a big fan of mechanical keyboards and needed a keyboard that I can easily switch between computers so I swapped out my MX Master keyboard in favor of this. It's a definite improvement. The feel is decent but not quite as nice as my high-end wired mechanical keyboard. It's quieter than my wired keyboard but louder than the MX Master. The new Bolt transmitter necessitated an upgrade to the MX Master 3s mouse as prior devices were Unifying. I leave the backlight off most of the time to save battery but it's very effective when I need it. Worth the upgrade from the non-mechanical MX? Maybe. Worth it versus the average keyboard? Absolutely.