Review on Logitech MX Keys Wireless Keyboard Black, English by Stanislaw Stanislaw ᠌

After having used it for a week, I can say that I am not pleased with the product that I purchased. The weight of the keyboard contributes to the sense of stability that it exudes. Because of the weight, but also because of the high-quality rubber linings, it really does lie on the table like a glove, as was said in another review. This is because the linings are made of rubber. When you type, the truth also produces a really soothing vibration that can be felt on the table:) It wasn't until I read another review that I was able to put my emotions into words. Thrilled to have the option to switch between two different modes when hitting the function buttons. At the same time, I was able to figure out how to use the controls even though there were no instructions provided; all of the symbols are easy to decipher (fn + esc toggles between using the F* keys or any user-defined functions that are assigned to these keys). The placement of the keys is quite convenient; at first, I was hesitant to purchase the product because of the left shift, but now that I have it, I hardly even notice how small it is; in fact, I just recalled that fact. This particular portion of the shift is still pressed automatically by the finger, and there have been no issues with this aspect of the shift as of yet. It's possible that some people will find the ability to modify how strong the illumination is to be an appealing feature; nevertheless, I find it to be one of the most peculiar features, especially considering that initially the lowest level is sufficient. At first, I thought she was a bit pricey, but now I realize that she is absolutely worth the investment. As a direct consequence of this, I was successful in making a profitable purchase at a quarantine discount in one of the more substantial chain stores, and the total came to 7,600.