Review on Keyboard Logitech MX Keys black, English by Janis Ziemelis ᠌

Logitech offers a mouse with the same capabilities. It's a pity that the kit is limited to specific models, and if you like the keyboard, but don't like the ergonomics of the mouse, then the magic of quick switching is lost. I did not test the copy-paste function between different systems via the keyboard - I don’t have such cases. Pros: Low profile, soft key travel, silence, soft-touch pleasant tactile. Switching between devices is fast, I would say that this is a killer feature, but this is news to me, I just didn’t know that it was possible. Bluetooth is not stupid, there is almost no input lag, the keyboard allows you to play dynamic shooters, even as far as they can be played on a bluetooth keyboard. Doubling the input seems to be missing. It seems to be - because I caught it a couple of times, but I didn’t understand if it was a glitch or I really pressed the key twice - the move was short and soft. I also did not see a failure when pressing many keys at once. The battery holds a week of active work and rest. Great for those who have multiple devices on their desk and are constantly switching back and forth. For example, desktop and laptop connected to the same monitor. Different cons: Probably the price. Compared to a conventional wired keyboard, it's space in general. A short left shift and a big enter in the European version, from which literally everything is bombed. What to do, such is the European layout, that Logitech, that Apple - they all do it. A matter of habit, and if the finger does not fall on the small shift - swing proprioception, what can I say. Well, or look for the American version. Lack of separation of Fn / F-key blocks between themselves and the escape. Well, it’s also a matter of habit, I don’t consider this a wild flaw, but it exists. The backlight shines. If you look at an angle - and everyone looks at an angle, then the bottom row of keys is highlighted brighter because of the cracks. And it is also not adjustable in brightness, and this can also be regarded as a minus. I would ask - how is it that people who constantly work at a computer generally need some kind of backlight, but judging by the discussion, they still need it.