Review on Logitech MX Keys Wireless Keyboard Black, English by Stanisaw Lewczuk ᠌

I decided to buy based on the recommendations of both my home and my workplace computers. I grew weary of having to use two mouse and two keyboards, I grew weary of the cords, and I desired greater independence. I enquired about the price for a considerable amount of time; however, when I was at work, they presented an award to someone "for improving working conditions at a distance," and that's when I understood that this is the prize. Everything works flawlessly right out of the package, the drivers start right up, and everything fits together like it was meant to. Before that, there was a Makovsky keyboard; I never used it since I didn't like for it, but it was always lying around the home. In overall, I find that MX Keys is more to my liking because it is truly superior. The only drawback is that when using bluetooth, if there is a router in the vicinity, it will not work properly and will run more slowly, particularly the mouse. The other mode is not interesting to me because I frequently go between computers. The mouse more frequently, but using the keyboard is going to make it very difficult to perform typical tasks. Despite the fact that relocating the router away from the office was already part of the plan, I will give it some thought and let you know what I decide. Because the primary issues were with the mouse, I will not lower the grade for the keyboard because I think it is quite good. To serve as a point of reference, I shot a picture of myself next to Makovskaya. The similarity is not made by coincidence; in certain ways, they are rather comparable; nonetheless, MX is more abundant.