Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard (Graphite)
Spherically-dished keys match fingertip shape while the matte surface allows fingers to glide for efficient, comfortable work. Plus tactile reference for hand positioning makes it easy to orient fingers and stay in the flow. The mouse offers exceptionally fine tracking accuracy and control on large, high-resolution monitors. It is 5X7 more accurate than basic mice. It even tracks on glass2. Switch quickly to 8000 DPI from 4000 DPI with Logi Options+. Logitech’s Quiet Click technology eliminates 90% of distracting mouse click noise for a quieter, more focused work environment for everyone.Full-size keyboard with Smart backlighting. Hand proximity sensors turn the backlighting on and ambient light sensors adjust backlight brightness to better manage battery life. Engineered to conquer IT challenges, Logi Bolt technology is fully-encrypted and FIPS compliant when paired with the included Logi Bolt USB receiver.MX Keys Combo includes the MX Palm Rest which keeps hands in a relaxed position for all-day comfort.
Spherically-dished keys match fingertip shape while the matte surface allows fingers to glide for efficient, comfortable work. Plus tactile reference for hand positioning makes it easy to orient fingers and stay in the flow. The mouse offers exceptionally fine tracking accuracy and control on large, high-resolution monitors. It is 5X7 more accurate than basic mice. It even tracks on glass2. Switch quickly to 8000 DPI from 4000 DPI with Logi Options+. Logitech’s Quiet Click technology eliminates 90% of distracting mouse click noise for a quieter, more focused work environment for everyone.Full-size keyboard with Smart backlighting. Hand proximity sensors turn the backlighting on and ambient light sensors adjust backlight brightness to better manage battery life. Engineered to conquer IT challenges, Logi Bolt technology is fully-encrypted and FIPS compliant when paired with the included Logi Bolt USB receiver.MX Keys Combo includes the MX Palm Rest which keeps hands in a relaxed position for all-day comfort.
Spherically-dished keys match fingertip shape while the matte surface allows fingers to glide for efficient, comfortable work. Plus tactile reference for hand positioning makes it easy to orient fingers and stay in the flow. The mouse offers exceptionally fine tracking accuracy and control on large, high-resolution monitors. It is 5X7 more accurate than basic mice. It even tracks on glass2. Switch quickly to 8000 DPI from 4000 DPI with Logi Options+. Logitech’s Quiet Click technology eliminates 90% of distracting mouse click noise for a quieter, more focused work environment for everyone.Full-size keyboard with Smart backlighting. Hand proximity sensors turn the backlighting on and ambient light sensors adjust backlight brightness to better manage battery life. Engineered to conquer IT challenges, Logi Bolt technology is fully-encrypted and FIPS compliant when paired with the included Logi Bolt USB receiver.MX Keys Combo includes the MX Palm Rest which keeps hands in a relaxed position for all-day comfort.
Spherically-dished keys match fingertip shape while the matte surface allows fingers to glide for efficient, comfortable work. Plus tactile reference for hand positioning makes it easy to orient fingers and stay in the flow. The mouse offers exceptionally fine tracking accuracy and control on large, high-resolution monitors. It is 5X7 more accurate than basic mice. It even tracks on glass2. Switch quickly to 8000 DPI from 4000 DPI with Logi Options+. Logitech’s Quiet Click technology eliminates 90% of distracting mouse click noise for a quieter, more focused work environment for everyone.Full-size keyboard with Smart backlighting. Hand proximity sensors turn the backlighting on and ambient light sensors adjust backlight brightness to better manage battery life. Engineered to conquer IT challenges, Logi Bolt technology is fully-encrypted and FIPS compliant when paired with the included Logi Bolt USB receiver.MX Keys Combo includes the MX Palm Rest which keeps hands in a relaxed position for all-day comfort.
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I really wanted to love this keyboard after my K740 is starting to show signs of wear after years of abuse. Sadly this has been a difficult keyboard to adjust to and does not fill the shoes of the K740. MX Keys seems made for conference rooms or use cases where a mobile and compact keyboard is paramount.For stationary workstation users who don't need a mobile or compact keyboard, the K740 crushes this keyboard in overall experience and is the best keyboard I've ever used across the board.1. I make more typos on the MX Keys, even after over a week of use.2. MX Keys combines function and smart control keys where you can only choose one or the other at a time. Really annoying if you like to use F5 refresh or volume controls frequently. (Having to hold the fn key ... MoreI really wanted to love this keyboard after my K740 is starting to show signs of wear after years of abuse. Sadly this has been a difficult keyboard to adjust to and does not fill the shoes of the K740. MX Keys seems made for conference rooms or use cases where a mobile and compact keyboard is paramount.For stationary workstation users who don't need a mobile or compact keyboard, the K740 crushes this keyboard in overall experience and is the best keyboard I've ever used across the board.1. I make more typos on the MX Keys, even after over a week of use.2. MX Keys combines function and smart control keys where you can only choose one or the other at a time. Really annoying if you like to use F5 refresh or volume controls frequently. (Having to hold the fn key is an inconvenient workaround)3. MX Keys LED lights turn off quickly. Miss the always lit K740.4. MX Keys goes into sleep mode after a set period of time which triggers USB activity within Windows, waking up the display after it has already gone into sleep.5. No dedicated volume keys is annoying.6. MX Keys you need to 'wake' the keyboard before you can start typing. K740 is always on and ready.
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I had been using an excellent Logitech Edge keyboard that had lasted 15 years with only a couple of battery replacements until it began acting erratic and died recently - which still could have been the new battery I had installed a few months back. It is just too much trouble replacing that battery. I had wanted an additional Logitech Solar Keyboard as I have several that have never been a problem on other computers, but they just weren't available. One of mine being 12 years old and still performing great. They only require an easily replaced coin battery after a number of years.This MX keyboard is just fine although I will need to manually charge it occasionally. A takeoff is I have no idea how long its battery will last, or if it can even be replaced, but I do ... MoreI had been using an excellent Logitech Edge keyboard that had lasted 15 years with only a couple of battery replacements until it began acting erratic and died recently - which still could have been the new battery I had installed a few months back. It is just too much trouble replacing that battery. I had wanted an additional Logitech Solar Keyboard as I have several that have never been a problem on other computers, but they just weren't available. One of mine being 12 years old and still performing great. They only require an easily replaced coin battery after a number of years.This MX keyboard is just fine although I will need to manually charge it occasionally. A takeoff is I have no idea how long its battery will last, or if it can even be replaced, but I do like the lighted keys, and its ability to connect using Bluetooth or the included RF adapter. I also like I can connect it to two more devices such as my smart TVs using Bluetooth. I miss the MX Keys has no dedicated Sleep function button, but I was able to change the Lock key to Sleep function with the Logitech software - which I found could have been a little more intuitive. I also like the keyboard can be turned off while the computer is in Sleep mode and will wake my Windows 11 computer when turned back on by pressing any key. The keyboard feel is solid, works well sitting in my lap, and the key feel while typing is fine.
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Overall:This keyboard has been an absolute lifesaver for me. I work from home but use my personal PC and work laptop with the same monitors at the same desk. With the MX I'm able to connect to my laptop (M1 MacBook) while the lid is closed and my home desktop PC (Windows). Whenever I want to switch it's a quick tap of the device switch button and it switches instantly and allows me to wake up my laptop and/or PC. I use this paired with an MX Master 2S and it really makes the WFH flow much better!Pros:-It has a great sleek design and awesome build quality (good heft!)-The keys are silent to press, so no clicking and clacking that bother roommates or family.-Wireless with great battery life, I think I end up charging it once every 3 weeks to a monthCons:-The ... MoreOverall:This keyboard has been an absolute lifesaver for me. I work from home but use my personal PC and work laptop with the same monitors at the same desk. With the MX I'm able to connect to my laptop (M1 MacBook) while the lid is closed and my home desktop PC (Windows). Whenever I want to switch it's a quick tap of the device switch button and it switches instantly and allows me to wake up my laptop and/or PC. I use this paired with an MX Master 2S and it really makes the WFH flow much better!Pros:-It has a great sleek design and awesome build quality (good heft!)-The keys are silent to press, so no clicking and clacking that bother roommates or family.-Wireless with great battery life, I think I end up charging it once every 3 weeks to a monthCons:-The connection with the unifying receiver isn't great. It constantly disconnects and doesn't recognize my keystrokes, or recognizes them all at once and repeats the keys I entered over and over again. I ended up buying a new PC with Bluetooth to connect it, which fixed the problem-The Logitech options software used to customize the keys and lighting was also contributing to weird key issues, like delay between pressing a key and seeing the input. It even had a frustrating bug that caused the volume key to get stuck either increasing or decreasing the volume, which is obviously problematic if you're wearing headphones. I ended having to uninstall it, so I lost some functionality there.
| Brand | Logitech |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, Wireless |
| Backlit | Yes |
| Language <wbr>/<wbr> Layout | QWERTY |
| Compatibility | Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, Android, iOS |
Logitech Mx Keys Yr0073 Wireless Advanced Illuminated Black Keyboard
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I really wanted to love this keyboard after my K740 is starting to show signs of wear after years of abuse. Sadly this has been a difficult keyboard to adjust to and does not fill the shoes of the K740. MX Keys seems made for conference rooms or use cases where a mobile and compact keyboard is paramount.For stationary workstation users who don't need a mobile or compact keyboard, the K740 crushes this keyboard in overall experience and is the best keyboard I've ever used across the board.1. I make more typos on the MX Keys, even after over a week of use.2. MX Keys combines function and smart control keys where you can only choose one or the other at a time. Really annoying if you like to use F5 refresh or volume controls frequently. (Having to hold the fn key ... MoreI really wanted to love this keyboard after my K740 is starting to show signs of wear after years of abuse. Sadly this has been a difficult keyboard to adjust to and does not fill the shoes of the K740. MX Keys seems made for conference rooms or use cases where a mobile and compact keyboard is paramount.For stationary workstation users who don't need a mobile or compact keyboard, the K740 crushes this keyboard in overall experience and is the best keyboard I've ever used across the board.1. I make more typos on the MX Keys, even after over a week of use.2. MX Keys combines function and smart control keys where you can only choose one or the other at a time. Really annoying if you like to use F5 refresh or volume controls frequently. (Having to hold the fn key is an inconvenient workaround)3. MX Keys LED lights turn off quickly. Miss the always lit K740.4. MX Keys goes into sleep mode after a set period of time which triggers USB activity within Windows, waking up the display after it has already gone into sleep.5. No dedicated volume keys is annoying.6. MX Keys you need to 'wake' the keyboard before you can start typing. K740 is always on and ready.
I had been using an excellent Logitech Edge keyboard that had lasted 15 years with only a couple of battery replacements until it began acting erratic and died recently - which still could have been the new battery I had installed a few months back. It is just too much trouble replacing that battery. I had wanted an additional Logitech Solar Keyboard as I have several that have never been a problem on other computers, but they just weren't available. One of mine being 12 years old and still performing great. They only require an easily replaced coin battery after a number of years.This MX keyboard is just fine although I will need to manually charge it occasionally. A takeoff is I have no idea how long its battery will last, or if it can even be replaced, but I do ... MoreI had been using an excellent Logitech Edge keyboard that had lasted 15 years with only a couple of battery replacements until it began acting erratic and died recently - which still could have been the new battery I had installed a few months back. It is just too much trouble replacing that battery. I had wanted an additional Logitech Solar Keyboard as I have several that have never been a problem on other computers, but they just weren't available. One of mine being 12 years old and still performing great. They only require an easily replaced coin battery after a number of years.This MX keyboard is just fine although I will need to manually charge it occasionally. A takeoff is I have no idea how long its battery will last, or if it can even be replaced, but I do like the lighted keys, and its ability to connect using Bluetooth or the included RF adapter. I also like I can connect it to two more devices such as my smart TVs using Bluetooth. I miss the MX Keys has no dedicated Sleep function button, but I was able to change the Lock key to Sleep function with the Logitech software - which I found could have been a little more intuitive. I also like the keyboard can be turned off while the computer is in Sleep mode and will wake my Windows 11 computer when turned back on by pressing any key. The keyboard feel is solid, works well sitting in my lap, and the key feel while typing is fine.
Overall:This keyboard has been an absolute lifesaver for me. I work from home but use my personal PC and work laptop with the same monitors at the same desk. With the MX I'm able to connect to my laptop (M1 MacBook) while the lid is closed and my home desktop PC (Windows). Whenever I want to switch it's a quick tap of the device switch button and it switches instantly and allows me to wake up my laptop and/or PC. I use this paired with an MX Master 2S and it really makes the WFH flow much better!Pros:-It has a great sleek design and awesome build quality (good heft!)-The keys are silent to press, so no clicking and clacking that bother roommates or family.-Wireless with great battery life, I think I end up charging it once every 3 weeks to a monthCons:-The ... MoreOverall:This keyboard has been an absolute lifesaver for me. I work from home but use my personal PC and work laptop with the same monitors at the same desk. With the MX I'm able to connect to my laptop (M1 MacBook) while the lid is closed and my home desktop PC (Windows). Whenever I want to switch it's a quick tap of the device switch button and it switches instantly and allows me to wake up my laptop and/or PC. I use this paired with an MX Master 2S and it really makes the WFH flow much better!Pros:-It has a great sleek design and awesome build quality (good heft!)-The keys are silent to press, so no clicking and clacking that bother roommates or family.-Wireless with great battery life, I think I end up charging it once every 3 weeks to a monthCons:-The connection with the unifying receiver isn't great. It constantly disconnects and doesn't recognize my keystrokes, or recognizes them all at once and repeats the keys I entered over and over again. I ended up buying a new PC with Bluetooth to connect it, which fixed the problem-The Logitech options software used to customize the keys and lighting was also contributing to weird key issues, like delay between pressing a key and seeing the input. It even had a frustrating bug that caused the volume key to get stuck either increasing or decreasing the volume, which is obviously problematic if you're wearing headphones. I ended having to uninstall it, so I lost some functionality there.
I've always been a mechanical keyboard person, until I bought this.I have three computers at my desk. Work laptop, personal laptop, gaming computer. Rather than having to deal with multiple keyboards, or unplugging and plugging I decided to try this out. I'm very glad I did.It works perfectly with the Logitech MX Master series mice, with the Logitech Options software. You can setup up to 3 devices and move your mouse from device to device, and the keyboard just follows to whatever device the mouse is connected to. This function isn't flawless, but it works most of the time, even moving from Mac to Windows machines.Alternatively, you can use the 3 profile buttons on the keyboard to switch devices almost instantly. It takes a couple seconds for it to register ... MoreI've always been a mechanical keyboard person, until I bought this.I have three computers at my desk. Work laptop, personal laptop, gaming computer. Rather than having to deal with multiple keyboards, or unplugging and plugging I decided to try this out. I'm very glad I did.It works perfectly with the Logitech MX Master series mice, with the Logitech Options software. You can setup up to 3 devices and move your mouse from device to device, and the keyboard just follows to whatever device the mouse is connected to. This function isn't flawless, but it works most of the time, even moving from Mac to Windows machines.Alternatively, you can use the 3 profile buttons on the keyboard to switch devices almost instantly. It takes a couple seconds for it to register it's connected to the new device. If you don't have an MX series mouse, this is how you'll switch devices, if you have multiple devices to connect to.The battery life is very good. I'm on my computer 9-12 hours a day Monday through Friday, and probably about 10 hours total over the weekend, and I only have to recharge the keyboard once every 2-3 weeks. And recharging is simple, since it's a USB type C port. It charges very quickly. I'm not sure exactly how long, because I typically just plug it into my laptop, and keep working and then at the end of the day I unplug it. I would guess probably 2-3 hours max to charge from almost dead to full, but you can use it while it charges.The option for bluetooth or Unified receiver is great. I use the receiver on my gaming computer, and bluetooth on my laptops. I haven't noticed any drops in connectivity or lag with either option.The key action feels very nice, if you like the "chiclet" style keyboards. It's similar to a laptop keyboard feel, but with a bit more travel, and obviously its a fullsized keyboard. The layout is very nice. It took a little adjustment to get used to it at first, but everything is where it makes sense for it to be.Overall, great keyboard, especially if you're already invested in Logitech's ecosystem with an MX Master mouse.
I began using this keyboard at the beginning of 2020. The performance and features were great and I was mostly happy with the keyboard. The keystroke has a nice feel to it, the nearfield backlighting worked well (though I wish it had an always on feature), and connectivity was never an issue. I also wish that the keyboard could be connected via USB, as it would add a level of simplicity for when needing to rapidly plug it in to another computer (and eliminate any potential response issues).Unfortunately, the keyboard started to degrade after about 18 months of use. The nearfield backlighting stopped working, and the keyboard now only illuminates if a keystroke is made. The backlighting failed altogether around the caps lock/shift/a/s region, so that area is mostly ... MoreI began using this keyboard at the beginning of 2020. The performance and features were great and I was mostly happy with the keyboard. The keystroke has a nice feel to it, the nearfield backlighting worked well (though I wish it had an always on feature), and connectivity was never an issue. I also wish that the keyboard could be connected via USB, as it would add a level of simplicity for when needing to rapidly plug it in to another computer (and eliminate any potential response issues).Unfortunately, the keyboard started to degrade after about 18 months of use. The nearfield backlighting stopped working, and the keyboard now only illuminates if a keystroke is made. The backlighting failed altogether around the caps lock/shift/a/s region, so that area is mostly dim permanently. The black paint on the keys has started to chip off in places, letting the backlighting shine through. Occasionally keystrokes don't registered, mostly in the area where the backlighting has failed. I'll note that the firmware is up to date and I've tried to take relatively good care of the keyboard.It is disappointing, really. I acknowledge that I am a relatively heavy user (work from home and write lots of reports), but the keyboard is advertised as premium and has price tag to match. I'm not going to pay that much for a keyboard that seems to be a three-year disposable piece of hardware, especially given that other keyboards in the price range don't seem to suffer from the same defects. I've been a Logitech user for over a decade, but the quality seems to have fallen off quite a bit. The logi mouse I use registers double clicks with a single mouse press and the scroll wheel creaks like an old chair. My advice to those contemplating this would be to consider other keyboards in the price range as well, as you may find something more durable.
I REALLY liked this keyboard case. I have been a Microsoft Surface user since it first came on the market and have loved it from the start. This is an obvious attempt by Logitech to turn the iPad into something that competes with the surface, and it succeeds in a number of ways. That being said there is one thing big that this keyboard case cannot make up for, and that is the Surfaces ability to run full programs. Other than that, this keyboard really does perform well. The key response is very good considering how thin the keyboard is. I love the face that the keyboard detaches and the variety of positions my iPad can now assume with the kickstand. I also love how the keyboard is backlit Neither of my Surfaces has that capability so it was very nice to see. This ... MoreI REALLY liked this keyboard case. I have been a Microsoft Surface user since it first came on the market and have loved it from the start. This is an obvious attempt by Logitech to turn the iPad into something that competes with the surface, and it succeeds in a number of ways. That being said there is one thing big that this keyboard case cannot make up for, and that is the Surfaces ability to run full programs. Other than that, this keyboard really does perform well. The key response is very good considering how thin the keyboard is. I love the face that the keyboard detaches and the variety of positions my iPad can now assume with the kickstand. I also love how the keyboard is backlit Neither of my Surfaces has that capability so it was very nice to see. This case has a very large trackpad considering how thin and small the keyboard is. It is the same size or larger than the one on my normal work laptop, so while it feels normal size, it looks gigantic on this keyboard. The number one drawback, as far as I can tell is the size. If you have big man hands, you are going to find this a little cramped. This isnt a knock on the product as they are limited by the width of the iPad, but just something to be aware of. All in all, you cant go wrong with this keyboard case if you are looking to add a tremendous amount of functionality to your iPad.
The keyboard is great.I love the feel of the keys.Most Important I find the backlighting the biggest feature.The inclusion of backlighting on Logi keyboards keeps me using them over the Apple Keyboards.The Mac Studio M1 Max machine is a beast. I am running Mac OS playing 4k Apple TV video and playing a racing game in Apple Arcade. This in Parallel(s) to a Windows 11 Virtual Machine running the DIRT video game in Steam while steaming 4k Video on Youtube in Microsoft Edge. While this is going on I am running a Fedora Linux Virtual machine streaming 4k YouTube video in Firefox browser while running a SNES emulator playing Super Mario Kart. Granted you can't simultaneously play 3 games at once but at any point I could mouse over to any of the games. Click into the ... MoreThe keyboard is great.I love the feel of the keys.Most Important I find the backlighting the biggest feature.The inclusion of backlighting on Logi keyboards keeps me using them over the Apple Keyboards.The Mac Studio M1 Max machine is a beast. I am running Mac OS playing 4k Apple TV video and playing a racing game in Apple Arcade. This in Parallel(s) to a Windows 11 Virtual Machine running the DIRT video game in Steam while steaming 4k Video on Youtube in Microsoft Edge. While this is going on I am running a Fedora Linux Virtual machine streaming 4k YouTube video in Firefox browser while running a SNES emulator playing Super Mario Kart. Granted you can't simultaneously play 3 games at once but at any point I could mouse over to any of the games. Click into the window to bring that game to the forefront and resume playing with the Bluetooth connected PS4 controller. With all of this going on I saw no blips in ANY rendered windows. I had 2 monitors hooked up so I could see all items running simultaneous in Mac OS and Windows. I had to swipe over to the Linux screen to see that performance.EVERYTHING ran smooth as butter and ready for this >> using 34-48 % CPU, 25GB of 32GB of Memory (Windows VM used 11GB). My system monitor showed 125 degrees (F) across all cores. Energy used was 25 watts! An equivalent Intel based iMac Machine running half of what I was running tonight would have been spinning all fans at full power and bogging down.During my tests the RPMs were reported at 1300 RPMs and I don’t hear a thing.Hats off to Apple and their design of Apple Silicon. Now if their Software Team could deliver at the level that the Hardware team does then Apple would be untouchable.
I have another wireless Logitech keyboard, but I wanted a keyboard that had backlit keys, as I sometimes work in a dimly-lit room. This fits the need with exception. The keyboard feels very sturdy, and it is a tad heavy. I generally don’t travel with a keyboard, so no big deal. It certainly does not slide around on the desk. The angle of the keyboard is fine, and the keys are very comfortable to type. The backlit keys have a timer that you can set, but this only works when the keyboard is plugged in and charging. If the keyboard is not plugged in, the the backlit keys timer is not concise as the keyboard has an ambient light sensor. If the room is bright, then the backlight on the keys might not come on at all. If the sensor senses that the room light is not that ... MoreI have another wireless Logitech keyboard, but I wanted a keyboard that had backlit keys, as I sometimes work in a dimly-lit room. This fits the need with exception. The keyboard feels very sturdy, and it is a tad heavy. I generally don’t travel with a keyboard, so no big deal. It certainly does not slide around on the desk. The angle of the keyboard is fine, and the keys are very comfortable to type. The backlit keys have a timer that you can set, but this only works when the keyboard is plugged in and charging. If the keyboard is not plugged in, the the backlit keys timer is not concise as the keyboard has an ambient light sensor. If the room is bright, then the backlight on the keys might not come on at all. If the sensor senses that the room light is not that high, then the backlight will turn on, but will turn off after about 5 seconds once your fingers are off the keyboard. Once you place your fingers close to the keyboard, the backlight will turn on, but it may take 1-2 seconds. I know that Logitech did this to save on battery life, but it is a bit annoying. Other than the backlight issue, this is a solid keyboard, and I like the feel of the keys while typing. 5-star rating if Logitech fixes the backlit key issue when on battery.
I purchased this to use with an older Mac mini and also to be able to use with multiple devices. I haven't had to use it on the other devices yet but I am happy with my purchase so far. The keyboard is not that quiet compared to the Logitech k750 I had before - it does have a definite click to each key that can be heard on a microphone. I like the feel of the keys and the way each key is slightly indented to ease your fingers into pressing the correct key. I purchased a mat to put under the keyboard so it didn't slide on my desk but there rubber feet on the bottom of the keyboard so that likely wouldn't be an issue for use on a smooth surface (one of my desks is wood and the other has a glass top). The keyboard is at a set height so be prepared for that - ... MoreI purchased this to use with an older Mac mini and also to be able to use with multiple devices. I haven't had to use it on the other devices yet but I am happy with my purchase so far. The keyboard is not that quiet compared to the Logitech k750 I had before - it does have a definite click to each key that can be heard on a microphone. I like the feel of the keys and the way each key is slightly indented to ease your fingers into pressing the correct key. I purchased a mat to put under the keyboard so it didn't slide on my desk but there rubber feet on the bottom of the keyboard so that likely wouldn't be an issue for use on a smooth surface (one of my desks is wood and the other has a glass top). The keyboard is at a set height so be prepared for that - ergonomically it is good but I imagine some people would prefer it to be adjustable. It may be that I don't have it setup correctly, but the way I realized that it needed to be charged was the red light at the top right corner started being red. I was able to use it for a while before charging but at some point the backlit function stopped working until I plugged it in to charge. I left it on most of the month since I got it and use it 5 days a week for maybe 2 hours at a time. I think it will get more once I fully charge it and use it more frequently. The keyboard came charged and has lasted about a month before needing to be recharged. I am able to use it while it's charging so that is helpful.
Woah, despite being sold as a pair, the MX Keys (full-size) keyboard and the Master 3S mouse don't use the same Bolt receiver. The keyboard is only compatible with the older "Unifying" receiver, which I believe is discontinued, and replaced by the new "Bolt" receiver. This means you need to use two usb slots, and have to setup the devices separately in the app. Since the app can only access one receiver at a time.They use Bluetooth, but if you want to do any config before going into you OS, Bluetooth won't work. So you no matter how you do it, these two devices are not of the same series products. One uses a Unifying receiver and the other uses Bolt. Most people might be fine with Bluetooth, but there is a slightly more delay in Bluetooth compared to ... MoreWoah, despite being sold as a pair, the MX Keys (full-size) keyboard and the Master 3S mouse don't use the same Bolt receiver. The keyboard is only compatible with the older "Unifying" receiver, which I believe is discontinued, and replaced by the new "Bolt" receiver. This means you need to use two usb slots, and have to setup the devices separately in the app. Since the app can only access one receiver at a time.They use Bluetooth, but if you want to do any config before going into you OS, Bluetooth won't work. So you no matter how you do it, these two devices are not of the same series products. One uses a Unifying receiver and the other uses Bolt. Most people might be fine with Bluetooth, but there is a slightly more delay in Bluetooth compared to Bolt.Overall, very disappointing, and these should not be sold as a kit or pair, without some kind of warning. To make it more confusing, the MX mini uses Bolt!There is a "business" version of the MX keyboard, and it works with the Bolt receiver. But it has replaced some of more utilitarian keys with an Emoji key. Have no idea why. Especially with it being called a "business" version. But if you want the keyboard to be able to share the app and receiver with the mouse, it is an option.Beware of the confusion and limitations of this kit/pair
| Brand | Logitech |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, Wireless |
| Backlit | Yes |
| Language <wbr>/<wbr> Layout | QWERTY |
| Compatibility | Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, Android, iOS |
