Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent build and colorway. I wish it did have a touch sensor/button on one of the keys like the Magic keyboard. Comfortable to type on and Backlit keys are helpful for working in darker offices/rooms.

Bought this as a replacement for my wife's new Apple mini, and she loves that its larger, feels great on her fingertips, and enjoys the backlighting. Would definitely buy another when the time comes.

I use this keyboard with three devices, two of which I switch between dozens of times a day. Switching devices takes about one second which works for my use case. Really cleaned up my workstation as I used to have two keyboards on my desk to use two computers. Would recommend for people that swap between devices. I also like it because my devices have slightly different keyboard layouts, so having one layout that I can easily connect to both devices reduces errors I make when switching devices.

Exceptional keyboard for Mac users almost like an upgraded apple Magic Keyboard.

Gorgeous appreance, nice mechanical feeling. Easy to cary

Wanted to jump on the mechanical keyboard train, and this did the trick. Not too noisy. Learned that all non-Apple keyboards won’t work on boot-up since low frequency Bluetooth is not active until log in, but then connects seemlessly.

I originally decided to build a custom mechanical keyboard for my girlfriend, but she was adamant about buying this keyboard. I bought it for her, and she’s been nothing but happy about it. It matches her setup, has great connectivity when using Bluetooth, and it’s able to seamlessly switch from her Macbook to her iPad Pro. I was hesitant about it at first, but the build quality is good, and it works as she wants it to.

Great keyboard overall. I do wish that there was an option to keep the backlight on at all times.

Great for college student - effortlessly connected to iPad and has been a workhorse.

Fantastic keyboard for Mac. My only issue is, it's a bit more clacky than I'd like. I'd prefer a quieter kind of click.

Keyboard met all of my requirements. I love the sound of a Mechanical Keyboard.

Works great for Macs, love the clicky switch sound and feel

Best keyboard. Its for mac but i use it for pc since white is not an option for pc.

Absolutely love it. Very clicky and very satisfying. No lag at all.

Good enough, but could be better. Clicks aren’t as satisfying as other mechanical keyboards I’ve tried. The connection reliability via Logitech Bolt USB dongle (not included) helps as long as you are already in their ecosystem.

Amazing priduct ready any apple product ti have love its wireless connectivity and everything is a plus about this item

For those who crave a more tactile keyboard like those in “the old days,” Logitech has introduced their MX Mechanical Mini keyboard for PCs and Macs a few months ago. Now they have released their MX Mechanical Mini for Mac with Apple-specific keys. This keyboard is “Pale Gray” to match other Logitech devices to be used with Apple products. This keyboard has an incredible solid feel, both in weight and key pressure. The keyboard weighs 1 lb., 5 oz. This compares to my current keyboard, the MX Keys for Mac, a full-size keyboard at 1 lb., 12 oz. When you press on the keys, you feel a solid connection missing on most modern flat keyboards. Admittedly, this is a personal consideration. While some prefer the tactile feel, others may prefer the flat keyboard. Logitech was not the first to introduce a tactile keyboard since they have been around for 30 years or more. But Logitech has added extra features to their tactile keyboards: (1) Backlit display, (2) Easy-switch connect to 3 devices, and (3) Tactile quiet keys just to name a few. Some smaller benefits include a Caps Lock light that flashes to make sure you notice and a USB-C cable for charging. Logitech promises up to 15 days or up to 10 months with backlighting off with a full charge. Installation was a breeze. You can connect this keyboard to Bluetooth. Pairing was just so easy: (1) Press the correct device key and check your Bluetooth window to make sure this keyboard appears and(2) Press the 6-digit number and press Enter and you’re paired! You can also connect with one of the new Bolt receivers (not included). This receiver is only included with the PC/Mac version. The Bolt receiver can be purchased separately. There are some drawbacks, however. There are very few spaces between the keys unlike larger keyboards so typing mistakes are easy to make. But after using the keyboard for few days, this was not a problem. There is no number pad on this keyboard. But if you pay $50 more, Logitech will offer this same keyboard with a number pad. The main complaint is the pricing. You can easily buy a Logitech MX Keys Mini Keyboard for Mac for $100 or less. This keyboard has all the same features as this mechanical one, but does not have the tactile feel. Is paying $50 more that important to get a tactile keyboard? Only the user can answer this question. Yes this MX Mechanical Mini for Mac keyboard seems pricey compared to other keyboards in the market, but only the user can determine if the features included are worth it.

Travel on keys is a bit too much. Connection was easy for M1 Mac but it didn’t even come with the usb dongle for less Bluetooth congestion. Had to buy it separate for $15. Also, having issues with lag in Final Cut Pro, could be due to the new Logitech mouse, but started at the time of switching to this keyboard.

I have a variety of Logitech keyboards, mice and even other accessories such as gaming headphones. Logitech makes quality hardware that not only performs well but is also built to last. My latest acquisition is the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini for Mac, but what I primarily got it for is my iPad. This being a mini-size keyboard, it is taking up a lot less desk space and allows ample room for a mouse as well. For the last week I've used it for both work and personal computing and for me personally it does wonders. I've always had ergonomic challenges with full size keyboards being off-center because of the numpad that I never use anyway. Now I don't have to stretch my hand out as much for the mouse, therefore less neck/shoulder strain. The way it achieves the smaller size is by eliminating the numerical keypad keys and squeezing the arrow and edit keys under, and to the right of the shift and enter keys, much like a laptop keyboard. It does not compromise on key sizes though, so it feels much like a full size keyboard. Speaking of “feel”, this is actually a mechanical keyboard but with tactile quiet switches that do not make the louder clicking sound other mechanical keyboards make. It is also fairly low profile, so you don’t really need a wrist pad to type comfortably. Connectivity wise, since it is a Bluetooth keyboard, you can connect it to both MAC and Windows as well as iPads. Moreover it supports pairing to 3 different MACs or iPads via low energy Bluetooth and easily switching between them by using the 3 dedicated keys on the F1-F3 function keys. You can also get an even faster question using the Logi Bolt connector if you have a USB-A style port. In terms of portability, this keyboard needs no wires, except for charging via the included USB-C cable. On a full charge it’s supposed to last 15-days even when using the illuminated keys and many months with illumination turned off. Speaking of illuminated keys, they work great by sensing the motion of your hands approaching the keys, so they illuminate exactly when you need it, and are also light-sensitive, so they’ll dim or get brighter depending on the lighting conditions in your room. Overall, this is a well built mini wireless, rechargeable mechanical illuminated keyboard that is light enough to carry with you from room to room and easily connect to multiple compatible devices.

I already have the full-size version of this keyboard for my desktop, but I thought this one would be better for use with my laptop and iPad. I was right! The easy touch typing interface is great for writers, like me, who want a sufficient response from the keyboard when typing, but hate the typical “clackiness” of mechanical keyboards. The keys have a soft press and response with practically perfect touch feedback. When I’m at my desktop, I appreciate the extended keyboard, but when I’m traveling or just using my laptop or iPad in another room, this keyboard is ideal to bring along. The backlit keys are excellent in low light and the “Smart Illumination” works as soon as your hands approach the keyboard. The battery is designed to last for more than two weeks with backlighting on or up to 10 months with it switched off! When you need to, it’s very easy to recharge with the included three foot USB-C to USB-C cable. The brushed aluminum base and light gray plastic keys have a classic look. Since you can pair the keyboard with up to three devices, I can use this with my laptop and my iPad and still have a spare share for another device, like my wife’s iPad. Since the keyboard is designed specifically for use on a Mac or iPad, the Alt and Windows keys, often found on hybrid keyboards are absent, while the Option and Command keys are present and familiar, meaning a Mac lover like me doesn’t have to stop and hunt for them. Programmable function keys and nice touches like a blinking caps lock key make this small keyboard a big hit for me!