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

I've determined the following benefits for myself: Working with the keyboard is really convenient for me because the keys feel and press much more naturally than on Apple keyboards, both in terms of tactile feedback and key placement. - Traveling by key is a pleasure. The keyboard is really quiet. My wife used to moan frequently about the previous mechanical keyboard, but you can hear the buttons being pressed on this one, and the sound is actually rather soothing. - Many useful extra keys, like multimedia keys and a separate lock key (which would be extremely useful in the office). - Presentation. It looks like the mac pro keyboard, which is what I was originally considering. - Touch typing marks are wonderfully haptic, which drastically cuts down on the amount of time it takes to become used to the new keyboard. - The primary buttons have holes that fit fingers very comfortably and avoid slipping. - It's quite convenient to switch between devices. By tapping specific keys, the keyboard may instantly switch between three connected devices that it has memorized. If the mx mouse can do the same, which is the major feature that convinced me to buy this keyboard, I'll be willing to pay more for it. - The keyboard includes a built-in battery that works flawlessly and holds a charge, especially if the unneeded backlighting is turned off. Although the illumination is not a benefit for me, it does look great and can be adjusted. When I made my decision, the reviews stated that the keyboard does not function when charging, but this is inaccurate information. The keyboard operates flawlessly and fully during charging (tried specifically).