Review on Logitech MX Keys Wireless Keyboard Black, English by Micha Chmielewski ᠌

In overall, the acquisition meets all of the expectations. Both the appearance and the texture of the keyboard were quite appealing to me. Everything is handled in an equitable manner. The connection functioned perfectly without any issues. Additional features are more than sufficient; in fact, I left everything at its default setting, despite the fact that it is possible to change them. The illumination is pleasant, it is simple to set right on the keyboard, and it does not cause discomfort to your eyes when you use it in the evening. However, this keyboard does not lend itself well to portability. To begin, the battery plus the fact that everything else about it is both pricey and bohat contribute to its overall high weight. Because of the battery once again, the cross-sectional shape is not rectangular but rather the letter G. This brings us to our second point. Those. It is not possible to fit everything in the same bag in a compact manner. Because the keyboard is powered by a battery, the angle at which it rests on the table is fixed and cannot be altered in any way, even if you remove the battery. Another thing that I didn't like was that multiple applications were installed for one keyboard, and one of those applications repeatedly offered to install further software at startup, even though it was already installed. This was incredibly annoying to me. Consequently, I configured the keyboard, and I no longer use those applications. But these are just petty concerns. Because of this, I did not test out the capability that allows you to switch between many devices. Even though I don't have a use for it, the keyboard really includes distinct buttons that may be used to switch between up to three different components. You are free to remove this keyboard unless it is required for stationary usage by another individual, such as me. If you need to carry it with you at all times, I suggest going for a more compact and battery-operated one that is crafted from the most common type of plastic. My last keyboard cost me a thousand dollars and was purchased in 2022; nevertheless, the two AAA batteries inside have never been replaced. Having a rectangular shape throughout, while being lightweight.