Review on Keyboard Logitech MX Keys black, English by Mateusz Rybarczyk ᠌

Got pros: Multi-connection between different devices and OS (Windows/Mac OS), great tactile feedback, great ergonomics, monolithic keyboard feel: heavy, does not crawl on the table Got cons: Glitchy software and/or firmware. 1) On a MacBook, there is a problem when connecting this Logitech MX Master 3 keyboard + mouse via a single channel via bluetooth. If you set the default behavior of the F-keys, and activate multimedia functions by pressing the fn button, then there is a delay of 3 seconds. Those. For example, I press fn + F11 to turn off the sound, and the shutdown occurs only after 3 seconds! This lag disappears if you switch the mouse to another channel; it is not on other systems, on other devices; it is not available when the keyboard is connected via the bundled radio adapter (but I want to use it via the built-in bluetooth); it disappears when you turn on fn-lock (i. E. use the F-keys immediately as multimedia). In general, on the face of a small, but unpleasant software bug in the firmware, or compatibility with a specific version of the OS. In Logitech support, all the solutions suggested to me to fix the problem did not help 2) The backlight began to disappear. I turn off / turn on the keyboard - for a while everything works, the proximity sensor works correctly, the backlight goes out and lights up when needed. If I print, then it burns all the time. But after a couple of operations, the backlight simply turns off and simply does not respond, even to button presses, and not just to approach 3) Battery capacity is not a fountain. If I charged my native Apple keyboard every few months, then this one has to be charged once a week