Review on Logitech MX Keys Wireless Keyboard Black, English by Wiktor Skowroski ᠌
I should have looked better, spent money on an ordinary product.
As you can see, there are more minuses than pluses, and it’s not without reason that I’ve been a fan of logitech for a long time, I have a mouse, keyboard and DFGT steering wheel of this company, but logitech today (those with a new logo) is not the same company as before, they no longer make good periphery for 20+ years. Specifically, I bought it for this keyboard, because I didn’t see good analogues of my logitech k750, which, unfortunately, I gouged through my own fault (and if I had been a little more careful, I would have used it for 7 years, not counting those 9 years that I already had it). and I wouldn’t have written this review if it weren’t for the MX KEYS color scheme, obviously the one who made it wanted it to look striking with the rest of the interior from all black, if this is an evil intent, then I would wish him never to achieve harmony in his life , if not, then the designers in the logitech just became disgusting)))
- The weight of the keyboard, the new USB-C charging port, the backlighting of the keys and indications of capslock operation, a large escape. overall design
- The distance between the buttons is quite small, f1-12 keys are not divided into groups of 4 (f1-f4 / f5-8, etc.), Monotonous profile of all keys (all have one shape recessed to the center) which is very bad for touch typing. There are no printscreen / pause / insert keys, this is of course generally a gun. The number block for such a price could be made separate (and beautifully magnetized from the side, let's say like Applepensel 2, with simultaneous charging. Also, for such a price, one could somehow get rid of the slots into which dirt will surely penetrate, which cannot be blown off so easily with a pneumatic cleaner not to mention the annoying parasitic glow under the keys (symbols should glow, not the keybands).
