Review on Keyboard Logitech MX Keys black, English by Adam Bronisz ᠌

1. Although backlights are advantageous, they are actually disadvantageous in this situation. If it functions statically, that's wonderful. But because the guys wanted to preserve the battery, the backlight only activates when your hands are raised and shuts off immediately when you take them away. Furthermore, it cannot be modified in apps. The lighting has a slight delay when turning on, which is the problem. Additionally, it is unpleasant to constantly anticipate the backlight to turn on at work when hands are brought to the keyboard every 10 seconds. Even if you completely turn off the backlight, the text on the keyboard is so faint that it blends into one hue in the evening. So it turns out that even when you look at the keyboard briefly to begin typing, you don't know where to begin, and a reflex expectation is formed to place your fingers on the keyboard, wait 100 milliseconds, and then look at it before beginning to type. I tried to capture how it seems because of the monitor's backlight and the dim lighting in the attached photo. 2. Design. The finger frequently mistakes F1 and F2 (escape where F1 should be and F2 where F1 should be) due to the traditional short left shift and large escape. 3. Key movement. It has both benefits and drawbacks. A brief and gentle brush is one thing, but there isn't any obvious physical feedback. In other words, pressing happens in two stages: make an effort, then feel the spring's tight job pulling the key away. Traditional laptop scissors, however not quite in the same way as in poppies. It is obvious that the key has already reached its conclusion. No adjustability to the leg. Since the form factor prevents you from doing such things out of habit, it is generally not important.