Logitech MX Keys Keyboard, UK Layout

Reviews

Michal P.

I bought the MX Keys keyboard a bit over a year ago, which seems to be slightly over the warranty period. The Logitech MX Keys keyboard is something else, it's an absurd how its keys feels good when typing, how smart it is the backlight that illuminates confirming your space brightness, conserving battery when it does not need to be lit. 7. The colouring is lovely, but it’s not made of metal.

Lipsquid

Let us consider the positive points:1. You can switch off the backlight when using during daylight or under lighting, this will increase battery life. When using attached dongle, problem is gone.

Ria Bose

I had to retrofit a nipple to the F2 key (Excel again) as I use this all the time and was finding it hard to locate by touch. It doesn't even take a second for it to respond to the Mac, which for me is one of the best features. The illumination is refined and classy and just about perfect.

Marcelo Canha

From experience I know that Logitech has a great support, so that is additional advantage. Simply press the 'fn' button then the F key and it will do various things.

Dkl01

it's taken me about a couple of weeks to adjust properly to the MX Keys, but i absolutely love it. Since the Logitech K860 is the same shape as the MS Sculpt, I thought that that I would be really happy with it and return the MX Keys, but boy was I wrong!

Legal Eagles

It has smart illumination, which means the minute your hands are an inch away from the keyboard, the keyboard starts to illuminate, allowing you, therefore, to see where the keys are before you start typing. Feeling a bit like Apple's more recent 'scissor' keyboards, the keys have a nice travel to them and the spacing of each key is perfect.

Magicbean

The backlight is effective and you can make sure the "fn" feature goes into the bin where it belongs so you can use the function keys without a modifier. You can customise the top row of the keyboard using the Logi Options software and change it to whatever you want. Hitting that "1" key meant all my subsequent keystrokes went to the wrong computer, or nowhere.