Review on Keyboard Logitech MX Keys black, English by Stanislaw Kosciukiew ᠌

I had a pressing need for a keyboard that was exactly the bluetooth version, but the selection was quite limited. Since the keyboard is very expensive, I had my doubts for a while, but a huge number of positive reviews and the limited selection in nearby stores eventually persuaded me. The keyboard appears light but is actually quite heavy for one that appears to be so flat. This was a welcome surprise: even when typing furiously infuriatedly, the keyboard stays put on the table like a glove. The Fn function key is located in a little strange place on a laptop, and Cntrl is immediately next to it. At first, people kept touching that key instead of Cntrl. The letter "E" is located right next to "Enter" on the laptop keyboard, and here between "Enter" and "E" there is a key with a slash until she broke the habit of hurting her. From a similar one, for some reason, when blindly typing, I constantly touch the key with a slash. I don't mind the illumination because I work near a window during the day and don't need it, but it's amazing at night. It is incredibly private in contrast to the laptop's brisk red lights. Through Logitech software, the F-keys and keys above the number pad can be changed on this keyboard. I occasionally need the Pause/Break key for professional purposes, but it is not on the keyboard, and I was unable to configure it using the Logitheca software because it was not among the available options. There is a keyboard shortcut for this, Fn + B, so it's not a big deal. Pressing produces a pleasing (albeit quite loud) sound that feels slightly springy under the fingers. After first taking it out of the box, the functioning duration was fully satisfied; recharging was required after two weeks.