Review on Logitech MX Keys Wireless Keyboard Black, English by Mateusz Sztrekier ᠌

The desktop lock key is not at all obvious. The desktop is frequently blocked when I attempt to press the "-" key on the digital block; this is frightening, especially if it happens at night (the image changes to the background, giving the brain no time to process what is happening; after realizing that the computer is locked, it lets go a little, but the residue is still there). It has the impression of a manual transmission car where the first gear should be switched to the third. There is no space between the function keys and the numeric keys. I frequently press them as a result, which is bothersome. The rubber keys on the keyboard are overly tenacious and unnecessarily heavy. This does not function with this keyboard if a regular plastic keyboard can be moved very swiftly and imperceptibly. It is heavy and difficult to move when I want to move it, which is a little bothersome because there isn't the same level of comfort as with the typical one. You cannot access the BIOS if the keyboard is connected to the computer just via Bluetooth (without utilizing the included USB radio transmitter). Additionally, a wired keyboard is required (or a USB radio transmitter must be connected). Plastic rather than aluminum makes up the case's upper portion.