Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s only been about a week but I love it. “Quiet tactile” or whatever Logitech called it, it’s a great switch. Full size arrow keys at the cost of a shorter right-side Shift key, but I’ll take that any day. Good sized footprint on the desk. Backlighting is okay, a bit awkward to set without Logitech’s software. It’s entirely possible to connect two devices out of the box without their software (Bluetooth and usb dongle). The Logitech software allows for reassignment of Function keys but I haven’t used that yet. So nice that it charges via USB-C. Confident to buy again for myself or a family.

It's unfrotunate that the fn key is placed on the right side of the Space bar. This makes performing things like PG-up and End a bit more difficult because you must reach up along a column of keys to achieve what is possible with FN+the arrow keys. The logioptions software is somewhat accessible with a screen reader enabling you to change the function key behavior, turn off the backlight, and a few other functions. Note that there are no indicators for the states of these controls when manipulating them. Over all the keyboard is a great typing experience and is perfectly sized for a backpack. It's been reliable and comfortable.

Very sturdy, responsive, and nice feel. Use on the xbox primarily. Very convenient for chat or searching on YouTube, etc. Highly recommend.

Was exactly what I was looking for for daily use. Easy setup, long lasting charge and nice tactile keys and response!

The best you can get on mechanical keyboards Same quality from Logitech MX keyboards with the added tactile feeling.

Very solid keyboard. Might be a little overpriced but the quality is very nice. Its a mist get if it goes on sale.

great compact keyboard , fair price, and lots of cool features

I absolutely love this keyboard. The connection is super simple, and I find myself using the emoji key an embarrassing amount.

Connects automaticaly and fits nicely into a backpack.

I like mechanical keyboards, have built a few. This is a compromise between a bluetooth keyboard with some cool features and a mechanical keyboard. I really like that i can switch devices. Working from home, this allows me have one keyboard on my desk. When im done with work, i switch my monitors back to my personal computer ans hit the key for that computer. Done! Has a nice tactile feel to it and a decent weight.

So far it is working great I like the key has a nice feel

Good enough feeling keyboard. I was just looking for a wireless 75% percent mechanical keyboard thats in a slim form factor and this seemed to fit the bill the best. I wish it was hotswappable keys but at this profile there aren't really many keys to switch it out with anyways. The tactile switches I'll say are not that tactile really. But i'm also coming from holy pandas and halo trues so no slim keyboard will compare to those. Battery life so far has been amazing with the backlight off/

This is a good keyboard. It's loud, but I like it. Has the right sets of keys, battery life is good, etc.

Nice feel, heavy, thick. The last two are minor drawbacks. It's great to see more mechanical keyboards coming out! It's getting so cliche to have mushy keyboards. I found a NOS IBM mechanical keyboard decades ago that had the famous solid mechanical click, but it also weighed a near ton, and finally just stopped working. HOORAY for mechanical keyed keyboards! (-1 because it seems heavy for what it is, but still would recommend this as a solid mobile keyboard!)

I love the size of this and the quality it brings to the table. The keys are excellent and I love that I could hover my fingers over the keys and it lights up. MX keys is also excellent in the fact that I could use multiple different devices and I can control them at once. This is helpful for my Asus Rog, my Samsung S7+, and my S20 Ultra.

I've never found the magic keyboard to be particularly great at being anything other than slim. Using an iMac pro i could only get the full size keyboard with number pad in space grey, but i rarely used the number pad. This Logitech keyboard allows me to have the best of both worlds from a productivity and aesthetic perspective. My biggest issue is my mac does not seem to recognize the keyboard after a restart while the drive is locked. I need to get out my magic keyboard and enter my password to unlock, then can go back to using the Logitech which is pretty inconvenient!

Keyboards are a touchy subject (no pun intended) as there is a huge community of enthusiasts out there. Can you get a board with better keycaps, switches, ergonomics, and battery life for the same price - sure. Even the multi-device support that Logitech used to have as an edge over other companies can now be had elsewhere. Even if it's not as unique as it once was, it's still a polished product that does it's job well - especially when paired with a Master or Anywhere mouse.

Great keyboard but what makes it really good is to use it with the MX Mouse. I have a MAC and a PC and I just have to move my mouse from the MAC to the PC and the keyboard automatically moves with it. SO one keyboard and mouse with no need for KVM switches ot anything. As a keyboard it is a good mechanical keyboard with a number of setup features. I just wish they had a Linux app for it so I could connect to that too.

Good quality for price and very satisfying clicky buttons

I love mech keyboards, particularly TKL and 75% keyboards. I do not love higher profile keyboards though and this fits the bill perfectly. I do wish the keys and switches were (more) replaceable. The spacebar and a few of the other keys are non-standard so they won't accept 3rd party low profile keycaps.