Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard

Pros: - I have confirmed in several games that Shift-W-Space DOES WORK with this keyboard. I didn't see it explicitly indicated anywhere, so I figured I'd let everyone know. You can indeed do some light gaming with this thing, and it will work just peachy. - Very quiet - there are a few videos on YouTube that illustrate just how quiet it really is, but I'd put this thing in the top 5% of quiet keyboards that I have used. There's no actual "click" just a slight resistance that releases at the very bottom of the keypress. This allows me to avoid accidental key presses, but it's not much resistance overall. - Very low profile, this is exactly what I was looking for. It's only a few millimetres thick (you can look up the specs). - Very short key movement, again, this is really hard to find when looking for a keyboard, because it seems like most people are super excited about the various gaming Mechanical Key keyboards out there with Cherry Reds or whatever. These keys have a very short travel, and comparatively low pressing resistance. It's not as light as my MSI laptop keyboard, but the keys are more stable, they don't rock on their mounts at all. - No click, low resistance, almost to the point of "tap" typing (as opposed to "press, or hammer" typing. This allows me to type extremely fast, and not get fatigued. - Very solid build. It's heavier than I expected, but that's not a bad thing. It means it's super stable, and stays put while I tap away. - Rechargeable with USB-C. I really like this because it's annoying to replace batteries. In this one, just stab your USB-C plug into it and continue tapping away. - Works with my old Logitech Unifying Receiver (it does come with its own too, though).

Cons: - Key placement is slightly different (not the layout, just the individual spacings) than my previous keyboard, resulting in a little bit of a learning curve. I need to emphasize that this is extremely minor, it's only taken me a few minutes to already start getting comfortable with it. - No palm-rest. Again, this is a minor gripe because it's so low-profile that I almost don't need a palm rest anyway. If it bothers me (and it probably won't), then I'll just make one out of something I have handy. - Ramp angle is not adjustable. I don't think this will bother me long-term, but if it does, I'll just prop it up with something. Probably not, though. - No official Linux support (base functions still work out-of-the-box, but it would be nice if they made their handy software package officially available to Linux users. - Space bar is very slightly louder than the rest of the keys, depending on where and how you tap it. It's not terribly noticeable, but I think I might end up changing how my thumb makes contact in order for it to be a little quieter.

Overall Review: I'd rate this 9.3/10. If it came with a little palm rest, and if it had some little feet, that would be rad. It took me a long time to research keyboards. Low profile, super quiet, good build quality, no click, super short key movement, back light (I don't care about what colour it is), this thing ticks all my highest priority boxes. As far as longevity goes, I can't really say yet, but it does feel well-built and solid. As long as the key-caps stay on, and the keys don't wear out, we're good.

Pros: - Very quite. I work from home, like many of us, and this keyboard is not heard by others on the call. Except the space key. For whatever reason that one is about twice as loud as the others. To test I really typed hard and the others could just barely hear. When typing normal they didn't hear at all. - Very solid. This is not cheaply made. It is very solid and has good weight to it. - AWESOME battery life. Went over 2 weeks on a full charge with me using it 7 days a week for at least 11 hours a day. I did turn the brightness of the back light down to almost nothing. - Great feel. The keyboard is a very small footprint which I love, but the keys still feel like they are normal spacing to me and my typing has not issues.

Cons: - Wrist pad does not come with it and is way expensive for just a pad. I didn't get it because of the expense. I think at the price of the keyboard it should be included. - As mentioned above, the space bar has a much louder click than the other keys. - No adjustment for keyboard incline. For me not an issue as the incline it has works for me. Not sure if it would if I had the wrist pad though.

Overall Review: Overall I love this keyboard. The battery life is absolutely fantastic. It is by far the quietest keyboard that I have ever used and the feel is of a normal keyboard.

Pros: - Solid build and feels like quality despite being plastic. - Can work with multiple computers.

Cons: - The biggest issue is the buttons like volume getting stuck on the software side but it also sometimes misses button clicks as well. - if pared with the mouse then it should since with the mouse's active device rather then manually swapping with buttons. - pairing is odd, rather than the windows 10 way you are supposed to use control P or O in the manual yet turning this or that on and off according to the program, and yet again on the box it says to hold the desired pc button for 3 seconds, all a while there is no visual feedback on the keyboard for completing the connection. It takes troubleshooting and leaves you confused when it works. - meant for multiple computes but only 1 receiver.

Overall Review: It is worth having if you want to clean up your set up and only have 1 keyboard as long as you don't mind minor frustrations and a little less reliability than something with a cord.

Pros: Currently connected to Linux laptop via bluetooth, linx desktop via unifying receiver and android tablet via bluetooth. easy connectivty and switchability

Cons: Just wish there was additional height with the legs Bluetooth disconnect/connet is sometime notceable

Overall Review: Good keyboard layout and key travel, useful for a multi-device environment

Overall Review: I've owned dozens of keyboards, and used hundreds in my life. As a programmer and a touch typist, this is the best feeling keyboard on the planet. I've tried them all. This one is worth every penny. My only gripe about it is that the F keys aren't split into groups of four, for debugging using visual studio where muscle memory (F3 and F5, F10, F11) need some time to readjust. But the overall typing experience is amazing. I thought the concave keys would put me off but it's only served to make me hit the right notes (without looking), just like a blind piano player. Typing is an art, and this instrument is a Stradivarius.

Pros: Connects easily Decent software Good battery life

Cons: Could use a higher rise, or adjustable legs Keys looked more comfortable in pictures than they really are Keys a bit too close together, I always hit volume up when reaching for Delete or F12

Overall Review: Overall a pretty good keyboard with decent features, but seems to me to be just a tad smaller than I would like it to b, and the keys, despite nice shape, aren't as comfortable as I expected. Pretty good to have as a travel keyboard, if anything, but I would probably get a different model if I had to replace it right now.

Pros: The travel between keys feels great Its an amazing keyboard

Cons: None

Overall Review: So I thought this included the mouse. But apperantly its only the keyboard. I would suggest to only use the image of the keyboard in the preview and also from the spec page. It may be misinterpreted.

Overall Review: This is a very nice keyboard indeed. Some of the other reviewers go into the details about exactly why that is. They are essentially right on all points, and I agree with the general consensus that almost anyone who types a lot would be very happy with this keyboard. The wireless part works great too. In my case, this keyboard replaced an older Logitech that was USB connected. This one does need the USB cable to recharge, like a phone or tablet does. But when in use it is fully wireless. This is really nice compared to the old keyboard in front of the TV room that needed an extension cable running across the floor. This keyboard was also able to share the same unifying receiver with my existing Logitech mouse. So on the TV computer, it only needs one receiver plugged into the USB ports PC front panel. It also easily paired up using Bluetooth on the laptop, and the 123 keys make it easy to switch between systems. Really happy so far. I even typed in this review using the new keyboard. It works great.