Logitech Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard Computer Accessories & Peripherals and Keyboards, Mice & Accessories Review

That's not why I play 3 stars for this rating. I love this keyboard so much I bought it for my wife. Two people work from the same house. Office everything when suddenly it means double noise. This keyboard eliminates almost all clicks when typing, but still offers excellent responsiveness. Another fantastic feature is the ability to switch from the work computer to the personal computer at the touch of a button.

Works great, but keyboard shortcuts aren't as easy to understand as on many other keyboards. The island keyboard is relatively quiet, although my colleagues have mentioned that they can still hear me on our conference calls. Battery life is excellent (didn't need to charge and it's been a few weeks since I bought it). I wish it had the option to raise the backrest with retractable legs. I also wish it was a little thicker so I can use the palm rest with it. The keyboard is too low, so when…

From the moment I took it out of the box I loved everything about it. The size is perfect, the weight is light but strong, and the key backlighting is perfect. Better than perfect, actually, because to save battery life, the lights turn off and on again when you move your hands back when your hands aren't on the keyboard. Great touch. But what I liked the most was the feel of the buttons. Buying a keyboard online is very difficult as everyone's touch preferences are different. For me this one…

I really enjoy typing on this keyboard and have rewritten this review several times with pleasure. Every detail is great, from the concave keys to the connectivity, the backlit battery life and the overall feel. I wish you could customize more than just the FN keys in software, but everything else on the keyboard doesn't bother me unless I need to tweak a little more in macOS or use third-party software. I use a Mac for remote access to Windows for work, where I often use the standard FN keys…

I like the weight of this keyboard and I like the response of the keys. mine is I'm forced to log in with my alternate USB keyboard (luckily I have an extra keyboard). Bluetooth connection fails until I log in to my iMac using a USB keyboard. 2. Very annoying I find the placement of the system lock key in the upper right corner and in my opinion the lack of practical thinking of the designer of this keyboard: As a right-handed person, I usually grab the keyboard by the upper right corner…

The keyboard feels comfortable. The design looks great (especially when the backlit keys are on). The battery life is excellent. I like having dedicated buttons for switching between three devices (including mobile). That's over, here are the bad details. I bought this keyboard to pair with an MX Master 3 mouse (which offers the same switching functionality as the keyboard), a laptop and my smartphone with the idea that everything would switch at the same time (i.e. when I used the "" Switch on

I just paired the new MX dongles with my existing Unifying receiver and I still don't understand what it takes to access the other advanced settings. However, with only the basic keyboard functions enabled, I'm already confident that I'll be very glad I decided to upgrade to my still-reliable K400+. The weight and feel of these durable MX keys is amazing. The overall dimensions are pleasing proportions considering the full-size configuration (including the number pad). I really like the…

Incredible product! Aside from being a great keyboard with a responsive feel and great key feedback, the extra features make it a multitasking powerhouse! I've paired this (either Bluetooth or USB Unifying receiver) with my work laptop, my personal laptop, and my iPhone 11. It's amazing that during my workday I can quickly switch to my phone and send text messages and then swipe straight back to work mode. Media/function buttons (music, brightness control, etc.) also work on iPhone. All in all…

I've been using the Logitech K800 since this keyboard came out many years ago. I've had at least four of these for different systems and have been able to persuade others to buy them. When I needed a different keyboard, I decided to try the Logitech MX Keys. In fact, this is an upgraded version of the K800. This keyboard is better in almost every way. FORM FACTOR: The Logitech MX Keys are physically much smaller than the MX Keys, although the keyboard area itself is about the same size. The…