Review on Keyboard Logitech MX Keys black, English by Jnis Bisters ᠌

The condition of my eyes continues to deteriorate, I am unable to type without looking at the keys, the 2022 letters on my native Apple keyboard are becoming increasingly difficult to see, and as a result, I have chosen to get a lighted keyboard. Sample available, MacBook Air 2022. I made the decision to not be cheap and went with the Logitech MX Keys. Immediately, I liked the keyboard since it was substantial, solid, did not slide about on the table, and had an integrated battery. All 24 delights. I used bluetooth to establish a connection between it and the MacMini M1, and the connection is rock solid—much more so than when I used my regular Mac mouse. I went to an external website to download and install the driver; but, after doing so, I discovered an alternate, 2022-language version of Logi Options Plus. The size of the driver, which was approximately 1 gigabyte, was the first thing that jumped out at me. It is correct that this program is designed for use with keyboards and mouse. Within the driver, you have the ability to set a wide variety of parameters and to assign hot keys to cover every possible scenario. However, you do not have any control over the backlight. And the backlight operates in accordance with a predetermined algorithm. It goes on after a slight delay (which, to be fair, is still bearable) and turns off after five seconds have passed after you remove your hands from the keyboard. This amount of time is obviously not sufficient for me, and the blinking of the backlight incessantly is driving me crazy. It is not feasible to keep the lighting on permanently when it is turned on. In addition, the presence of the backlight is dependent on the illumination that is coming from the outside, but I do not require this because I require it to always shine. But alas! It is reasonable to believe that the corporation is making an effort to conserve the battery by operating in this manner. They answered that this is a corporate identity in a piece that they wrote in favor of this topic. It was discovered that the black keyboard is just as susceptible to smudges and fingerprints as the white one. Ali was searching for a soft transparent silicone overlay for this keyboard when he came across it. He purchased a few of pieces of it and is now using it exclusively. Even if the backlight isn't quite as bright as it could be, your fingertips won't slide all over the keys. The keyboard gives the appearance of being of high quality and being very sturdy. I like.