Review on Keyboard Logitech MX Keys black, English by Stanislaw Golkowski ᠌

Unfortunately, it is the only backlit external wireless keyboard on the market and the least expensive one that is compatible with many devices. And this is at the end of the year 2022, when Apple finally packaged a keyboard that wasn't completely terrible (!). Although it is a wonderful product, the asking price shouldn't be more than $80 and especially shouldn't be $130. I came here to report that the feelings from the key travel are comparable to those of the much more affordable K380, which "can" in three different bluetooth devices. Hopefully, this information will be of some help to someone. Aside from the fact that the keys are made of a "clay" that is slightly more pliable, the feelings are a little more agreeable. It's simply a matter of the key travel and typing feel; the K380 is an excellent product for the price (it's three and a half times less expensive than this one! ), and it feels quite similar to the Apple Magic Keyboard in terms of the sensations it provides. When it comes to functionality, comparing the topic at hand to the K380 is, of course, a pointless endeavor; in this case, the adapter, along with the digital block, additional buttons, and options, is the most convenient option. The layout of the buttons is user-friendly, with the exception of the one that shifts to the left. If you're not used to using other keyboards, you'll find the layout to be pretty sensible. I connected it, and after it was connected, it began functioning right away; all of the function buttons operate in both MacOS Big Sur and Windows 10. I did not encounter any bugs. But, well, such things shouldn't cost $ 130, should they? For the amount of money being asked, I don't see any materials or advances here. Simply put, there was no other competition at all.