Logitech Signature K855 Wireless Mechanical TKL Keyboard - Graphite

It's has ttc linear red switches which is serviceable. It is soldered so modify at your own risk.Uses the same dongle as the Mx Master 3S. So it would pair well with it.I'd recommend this for those who want the mx master mechanical but don't want to fork out over 200 for a keyboard.

Wanted an external keyboard for my Macbook Air M1. Typing feels satisfying and soft. Quality is good and easy to connect via Bluetooth. However, it takes time to adapt as this is my first mechanical keyboard.

A great priced mechanical keyboard

Have been using this keyboard for over two weeks at work and at home. Have decided to by another for work as it is a bit too big to lug around. Works with windows and linux with no issues. I have been using the "bolt" adapter in combination with bluetooth. Switches fast enough for me to make notes on a separate device in between tasks. Although not made clear on their website, you will need to pair the device using the config tool with windows to use the "bolt" adapter at first. Then after, you can use it with the "bolt" adapter without the software or installing any drivers. I use Linux at home and Windows at work and have not had any issues. The upper deck is made of aluminum and the keys, although not cherry mx switches look like they are compatible with custom ... MoreHave been using this keyboard for over two weeks at work and at home. Have decided to by another for work as it is a bit too big to lug around. Works with windows and linux with no issues. I have been using the "bolt" adapter in combination with bluetooth. Switches fast enough for me to make notes on a separate device in between tasks. Although not made clear on their website, you will need to pair the device using the config tool with windows to use the "bolt" adapter at first. Then after, you can use it with the "bolt" adapter without the software or installing any drivers. I use Linux at home and Windows at work and have not had any issues. The upper deck is made of aluminum and the keys, although not cherry mx switches look like they are compatible with custom key caps. I plan on swapping out the F-row get rid of those silly "emoji" and "dictation" keys at some date. But I have to say that the key response and sound is wonderful. Some may find it a bit sensitive I guess, but for me it has improved my typing heaps. This can be stored on its side when you decide to eat at your desk even when you know you're not suppose to. It is a great low cost but high quality alternative to buying an expensive custom mechanical keyboard. But having said that many custom mechanical keyboards out there don't include wireless connectivity without costing even more than they already are as wired options.

Loving it!

Very nice to type in. The material feels premium. Perfect for a small office.

Seems solid, however wireless ONLY

The keyboard seems well build. The TTC Red switches seem decent, however I'm not the best person to compare them, since I've only ever used Cherry MX Browns. These are definitely linear. They feel and sound quite nice and the space bar has a distinct click sound, which is quite satisfying.One thing that I did not realize before buying this is that this is battery ONLY and does not have an option to use a USB cable, which I think is a problem and basically means that if you run out of batteries and don't have any spares, you cannot continue to use it. I think a fallback USB option should definitely be an option.Lastly - the entire packaging is cardboard and paper, which I think is great. No plastic going immediately to landfill.