Customer Ratings & Reviews

The keyboard is well made and offers a lot of functionality. I am moving from a MS comfort keyboard and the change is taking a little while to get used to. Connection and set up was easy. The keyboard comes with about a 50% charge so no need to charge beforehand. Since the dongles for the mouse and the keyboard look alike it would be helpful to have some sort of marking to connect the dongle to the device. It is expensive but I spend all day working on a keyboard.

I've had this item for a year and I don't think I've charged it once... great value! I never use the backlight since I'm working at an office and it seems kinda redundant. I copywrite for a living and I love how it feels to type 100+ wpm on this.

I spilled a drink on my pricey DAS keyboard and it shifts into UppER case randomly. Was a good turn of events because Best Buy had this Logitech Mechanical keyboard in stock. Love the key feel and the Quiet Tactile version has a great feedback. Compatible with my Apple MacPro. Wireless and backlit. Best keyboard I have ever used.

A decent low-profile keyboard. As far as low-profile keyboards go, this is one of the better ones I've tried, and the brown switches are perfect for the office. Works seamlessly on macOS or Windows without having to use a toggle switch, including plenty of shortcut keys programmed for both OS'. Backlighting is white only, which is probably fine for the office.

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 keyboard is top tier! The feel it has when typing and even the sound from the keys is ASMR like. Easy to switch between devices and the battery life on it is excellent. Even though a bit pricey, I still would recommend

love this, its right in the middle of not to fancy like the gaming keyboards and not too cheap like the default one you get with every computer. Very well built, its solid and has a good weight, nice feel on the keys and it has an internal battery, no AA or AAA battries to worry about

This is an easy plug and play keyboard. High quality/heavy feel and a long battery life. Decent customizations, but I’ve seen better with gaming keyboards; however I understand this isn’t meant to be a gaming keyboard so I won’t hold it against it. The app for changing settings is easy to use too.

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.

Big fan of this product and the tactile feedback it offers during use. I appreciate how it quickly connects to my MacBook Pro with ease. Cool feature of it lighting up when it senses my hands. 4 stars because the enter key sticks after only using for 2 weeks.

Love the tactile feel of the key switches and its color goes well with my space black magic mouse. I can easily switch between my Mac mini and my work laptop on work from home days. Battery life and power management is excellent. Fully charged before first use and still has 80% after a month. Highly recommend.

Well constructed, solid key strokes, classic mechanical keys. Couldn’t ask for more. Easy to swap between PC/Mac.

Ended up getting this keyboard after being gifted a Keychron K2 V3. The Kechron was not a full sized keyboard which was an issue for my daily use but there were some other things that I did not love about it. While the logitech's keys aren't as nice as the kechron, the mx mechanical's battery life, software and backlighting are amazing.

ChatGPT found this keyboard for me because I wanted one which "clicks" (& isn't totally silent). But I did NOT want one which clicks this loud, so ChatGPT told me to put a towel under it, which helped a little. The keys on this are different, and I don't know what to do with them, so I'll have to find out later--there were no instructions at all. Unfortunately, this keyboard has to be charged often. It is wireless & doesn't use batteries, so it has to be charged, especially because of the backlight. Wish I had NOT bought this keyboard. It takes a lot of effort & action to press the keys, but I'm getting used to it.

I was doubting to buy this KB but was a really amazing purchase, super high tech, with really cool illuminated keys, really elegant, no those rainbow annoying keyboards, have a lot of features and really easy to use, totally recommended!

No need to ever worry about batteries again. Fully rechargeable, Bluetooth capable, number pad, clicking and clacking keyboard that will not have you second guess whether or not you successfully struck a key. Oh yes, I almost forgot; It has pretty lights too. Worth it!

Looking for a budget friendly, high quality mech keyboard? well, I have to say this one is a top option. Not super happy it needs a usb reciever to work (or plugged in with the cable it comes with). feels and SOUNDS amazing,

One of the best mechanical keyboards I have owned. Originally went with a cheap keyboard and exchanged it for this one. A little pricey but money well spent. When your job requires lots of typing, turn to this keyboard and you won’t regret it. Love the backlit keys and click also.

this mechanical key board is game changer. I used apple keyboards before. but changing between the computers is game changer.

Battery life is incredible. The feel of the mechanical keys are hard to beat. I’m constantly finding co-workers squatting in my office using my keyboard. Well worth the price.