Review on Keyboard Logitech MX Keys black, English by Adam Szepietowski ᠌

Because it has a short key travel and is constructed in a way that is very convenient, the Apple Magic Keyboard stands out as my favorite among all of the keyboards that I have tried and found to be enjoyable to use. You will never feel any discomfort from hitting any of the keys, even the arrows, because they are all situated in an intuitive manner, and you will always strike them. However, because the magic keyboard also has a layout for a smartphone and operates by bluetooth, using it with a personal computer is not necessarily the most practical option. The Apple Magic Keyboard is replicated across all platforms by the Logitech MX Keys keyboard. It is equally as pleasant as the one that came before it. This keyboard is the only one I've come across so far that has almost the same little button travel, and it's also surprisingly well-balanced in terms of its construction. Even after the first day of use, your hands won't get fatigued at all, and you'll be able to type text and code extremely swiftly by continuously striking the buttons on the keyboard. The capacity to simultaneously connect to three different devices was one of the features that I appreciated the most. When you have multiple computers—for example, at work, at home, and on a macbook—all connected to a single huge monitor, you may take advantage of the convenience this provides. You also have the option of connecting it to your cell phone if that becomes required. In overall, Claudia is really quite cool, and I think everyone should check it out.