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Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard, Tactile Responsive Typing, Backlighting, Bluetooth, USB-C, Apple macOS, Microsoft Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, Metal Build - Graphite

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Style: MX Keys Keyboard

Keyboard Description	QWERTY
Connectivity Technology	Wireless
Special Feature	Wireless, Lighting
Brand	Logitech
Number of Keys	104
Style	MX Keys Keyboard
Material	Metal
Operating System	Windows 10, 11 or later, Linux, Chrome OS, macOS, iPadOS, Android

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Perfect stroke keys: Spherically dished keys match the shape of your fingertips, offering satisfying feedback with every tap
Comfort and stability: Type with confidence on a keyboard crafted for comfort, stability, and precision
Smart illumination hand proximity detection and automatic backlighting
Flow cross computer control: Type on multiple computers in 1 fluid workflow
Multi device and multi OS: Compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android systems - Pair with up-to 3 devices. Easy-switch keys to connect up to three devices and easily switch between them
USB c Rechargeable: Full charge lasts up-to 10 days or up-to 5 months with back-lighting off. MX Keys Keyboard- 5.1 H x 16.9 W x 0.8 D inch, USB Receiver-0.7 H x 0.5 W x 0.2 D inch, Palm rest-2.5 H x 16.5 W x 0.3 D inch
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Perfect Stroke Keys

Type with confidence on a keyboard crafted for efficiency, stability and precision.
Shaped For Your Fingertips

Spherically dished keys match the shape of your fingertips, offering satisfying feedback no matter where you tap.
Fluid and Ultra Precise Typing

Increased key stability reduces noise while optimizing responsiveness — and tactile design details make it easy to orient your fingers and stay in your flow without looking down at the keyboard.

Comfort, Stability, Precision

Confidently type on a keyboard built for long hours at the desk. The entire body of the keyboard is held together by a single metal plate – resulting in a remarkably solid build.
Confidence-Inspiring Design

A balanced design, quality materials, and a remarkably solid build inspire focus and confidence at the desk.
Smart Backlighting

The backlit keys light up the moment your hands approach, and automatically adjust to suit changing lighting conditions and save battery power.

Flow Cross-Computer Control

MX Keys follows your MX Master 3 – or other Flow-enabled mouse – from one computer to another. Type and transfer files across multiple computers, even a Windows PC and Mac, in one fluid workflow*.
You’ve Got Options

Personalize MX Keys in Logitech Options software. Assign the F-Keys for specific functions or custom shortcuts, and monitor battery life.

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	MX Keys	K780	K800	Craft
Layout	Full size	Compact	Full size	Full size
Illuminated keys	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
Power	Up to 10 days/USB-C charge	Up to 24 mos/2 AAA batteries	Up to 10 days/micro-USB charge	Up to 7 days/USB-C charge
Connected devices	Up to 3	Up to 3	1	Up to 3
FLOW Control	Up to 3	Up to 3	No	Up to 3
Windows compatible	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
macOS compatible	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
Linux compatible	Yes	Yes	No	No
Android compatible	Yes	No	No	No
iOS compatible	Yes	No	No	No

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Connectivity Technology	Wireless	Bluetooth	Connect via the included Unifying USB Receiver or Bluetooth low energy	Bluetooth	wireless
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Product Description

Introducing MX keys, an advanced wireless illuminated keyboard crafted for efficiency, stability, and precision. Perfect stroke keys are shaped for your fingertips and backlighting lights up the moment your hands approach. Increased key stability reduces noise while optimizing responsiveness – and tactile reference for hand positioning makes it easy to stay oriented and in your flow. Compatible with Logitech Flow enabled mouse.

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Brand

‎Logitech

Item model number

‎920-009294

Hardware Platform

‎Laptop, PC, Linux

Operating System

‎Windows 10, 11 or later, Linux, Chrome OS, macOS, iPadOS, Android

Item Weight

‎1.9 pounds

Package Dimensions

‎17.8 x 5.87 x 1.61 inches

Batteries

‎1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)

Manufacturer

‎Logitech

ASIN

‎B07S92QBCJ

Date First Available

‎September 4, 2019

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10,843 ratings

4.7 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#26 in Computer Keyboards

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Hands down worth the money

Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2019

Style: MX Keys Keyboard

TYPING: Great feel. Not as good as a traditional mechanical keyboard, but light years better than any laptop. The keys all have a very consistent feel and are very quiet, making it great for office/night use. No complaints here, even for writing long documents.

BUILD QUALITY: Again, great. This really feels like a $100 keyboard. When I first picked it up I was surprised how heavy it was (it weighs almost 2 pounds). It has a really nice heft to it and feels very premium.

CONNECTIVITY: It's a logitech product, so it connects easily, and stays connected. There's 3 dedicated buttons to switch between devices. It's easy to switch between a Mac and PC since the keys have both OS X and Windows labels on them.

FEATURES: I absolutely LOVE the backlighting. Logitech nailed this on the head. The backlight is a nice color, there's a variety of brightness options to choose from, and light bleed is kept to a minimum. The light turns off after about 5 seconds of inactivity, but you don't have to start typing again for the light to come on. You can move the mouse, or even just hover your hands above the keyboard, and the backlight will be on before you can even start typing. This implementation alone makes this keyboard worth its price. The keyboard also has a USB C port (cable is included) which makes charging a breeze.

FINAL THOUGHTS: Get it. I never thought I would spend $100 on a keyboard, but this one is well worth it. I've only had the keyboard for a short time so I haven't gotten a chance to test out the battery life, but Logitech claims 10 days with the backlight on, and 5 months with it off.

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EatKabab

Good, not great but greater than everything else I've tried.

Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2019

Style: MX Keys KeyboardVerified Purchase

This keyboard is surprisingly nice to type on. It's not the best thing I've ever typed on but it's worth the money.

Lets skip all the logi features and get right down to the hardware and typing experience.

Starting with the build and feel of the board, this thing is HEAVY. Feels like a few pounds heavy. Great feeling....however....the keyboard has a shocking amount of flex when you grab the ends and twist it in your hands. Unfortunately it's primarily made of plastic and not metals like the Apple keyboards. There's some minor detectable flex if you hammer the keys but none during typing that I can tell. It would have been really nice if it was more rigid but honestly not a big deal. I'm just nitpicking because it's supposed to be a premium product.

Next are the physical keys. The dome depression of the keys is actually nice under your fingers but not really a meaningful enough feature to me to warrant much discussion. The keys have a very soft yet grippy feeling texture to them, satin if you will. Really nice feel to them.

Now the key mechanism, and this is the actual remarkable part. I was weary of this product because it's using the same silicone diaphragm underlying layer for key stroke registration as so so so many other cheap boards do. But there is one primary difference. Like any silicone diaphragm board, you're not going to get any clickity clackity sensation BUT, the keys do NOT wobble and that makes all the difference. Most keyboards keys have some degree of wobble to them when you first rest your fingers on them, even Apple keyboards. These keys do NOT wobble before depression. While the depression is soft and even mushy by some standards, the lack of wobble makes the depression gratifying and the tactile sensation is pleasing. Furthermore, the key stroke takes slightly more force than you may be used to and feels weighty. It feels like each key has some sort of solid mass to it and has a nice gain in velocity once you get past the 'click' point. I still wish it had a physical click feel to each depression but this is still quite good and is the main reason why I've decided to keep it. So kudo's to Logi and hopefully the next will actually have a click. Oh yeah the typing is really quiet too but I dunno if many really care about that. I also measure the key depression distance to be about 2.8mm which seems small but the weighty key press and lack of wobble actually makes it feel like it's plenty.

Connectivity, back light, multi device use, drag across computers....the Logi suite is great. No changes there and definitely valuable however it's the connectivity and multi device use that I would focus on as the main added values in this department. This isn't a cheap product that will die on you.....probably.

Battery life I can't discuss yet but I'd expect it to be good. It's been going for a few weeks no charge so far.

All in all I've used a LOT of keyboards. I'm no connoisseur but I've definitely got my preferences. Those looking for a premium keyboard, $100 really isn't a lot to ask imo. While this product could definitely be better, it gets a solid thumbs up from me. But that thumbs up is primarily because I haven't found anything that meets my preferences more closely rather than the board being excellent in and of itself.

Lastly, it should be known that it's the weighty key depression and lack of play/wobble in the keys in a resting state are what won me over to keep this as my primary. Nothing else is particularly amazing about the product and I wouldn't be surprised if it got mixed reviews after thousands of people give it a go.

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kindshuh

Chic and trendy but not for all

Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2019

Style: MX Keys KeyboardVerified Purchase

I like LT stuff but was hoping for better action and better lit, maybe some red lighting for night typing, however, this keyboard not only bores me but also distracts me. Following the minimalist trend, this keyboard is slim, dim, and 'low pro'. After using the K800 with its brightly lit, fat n tall keys and great clickety action , I feel like I've gone on a keyboard diet with lackluster sterile LED lights but literally very low profile keys, perhaps too low, in height. Any lower and you've got yourself a bloody virtual touchscreen keyboard with zero tactile feedback. As much as I appreciate all the advancements in smartphon-age, the keypads have devolved over time with the touchscreen surface. Lets reminisce,....the tactile feedback of a true button style keypad on...an old skewl blackberry or Treo phone was far superior to any flatscreen virtual keyboard allowing you to blindly orient your hand position and then type away accurately, rarely ever having to look down. Gas pumps same thing, everyone hated the flat hard unipad of virtual 'buttons' which along with high entry error rate, have caused many a vendor to go back to button style keys. Real button style keyboards probably could even save lives for the undeniable epidemic of road text oblivion where the sleek flat screen of the virtual keyboard has no reference points and demands the oblivious driver's direct visual feedback & having to look down at the screen constantly before typing that next fatal keystroke. So, despite the usual reference braille markers on the F & J keys which most people use by feel to orient their hands before typing, the exceptionally low height of the keys come closer than ever to the feel of a touchscreen in that I can barely sense where one key ends before the next one begins requiring my having to visually locate and verify hand placement constantly and far more frequent typing errors. Sounds petty? it IS, but such is modern mans plight in the age of Amazon and badass tech. But for those sticklers, it distracts from workflow and can be annoying when you have to reposition multiple times just because you lifted your hands off the keyboard. Moreover, if you wanna get ergonomically and physiologically technical, my anecdotal observation is the lower key height noticeably demands more use and perhaps overuse of the digital extensor muscles when maintaining a rest position. Over time, I would suspect it would cause fatigue for the 9-5 user if not an increase in (for lack of better name) a reverse carpal tunnel syndrome. And yes I have the palm rest by LT and although extremely comfortable could aggravate the use of the extensors.

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MFR

It's PLASTIC, unbelievable - still a decent keyboard but not what I expected

Reviewed in Canada on October 28, 2019

Style: MX Keys KeyboardVerified Purchase

I was very surprised to find the keyboard is primarily made of plastic. I was expecting, based on the metallic look, and the description "The entire body of the keyboard is held together by a single metal plate – resulting in a remarkably solid build" that the material you see on the top (other than the keys) was made of metal - it isn't, that is thin plastic - the metal must be a thin plate inside the keyboard, as the entire keyboard does flex and bend, even over it's entire length. The one I received even had a very slight curve to it along it's length, but was easily straightened. And their "... resulting in a remarkably strong keyboard", yes, it is strong, but not as strong or solid as a typical regular full size plastic keyboard. The plastic body, particularly the top surface and side edges, are very thin, and flex when pressed on. My keyboard also creaks when pressed on in those places, though that isn't an issue when using it if it is on a solid table, but it is if I use it on my lap (which I only rarely do). Also, if you tend to move your keyboard a lot, if you grab it around the edge by the space bar, I could see that bit maybe breaking or cracking, as it flexes in several directions when pressed on and isn't very strong.

Other than being very disappointed in the construction (for a flagship, premium price keyboard that is), the keys have a nice, clean, positive feel. They have very limited travel of course, but overall I like the feel and key-top shape. As far as the 'quiet' aspect goes, the regular keys, and larger keys like the shift keys, are quiet, but the space bar isn't. It reminds me of the sound of the super-cheap keyboards that way, where when you type, the sound you hear is the 'clacking' of the space bar being very prominent over the sound of the rest of the typing, but this isn't a cheap or low quality keyboard. So that space-bar sound is very disappointing, and extremely distracting; it makes you very aware how often you use a space. Note that on my Apple keyboard (that actually has the metal body and construction I though this had) does not have that space-bar sound issue, though there is a slight difference in its sound, it is not so drastic to be noticeable or distracting.

I also love that the layout and key functions are very standard, that is important to me. The main areas of the keyboard are 100% standard (in my view), with the only exceptions being the top row above the numeric pad; the system control key area (on a standard keyboard). Here, Logitech has changed things, and used it's own non-standard labelling for the ones that are standard. There is a key that launches the calculator in windows (something I don't use), another that is the standard print-screen key (but they put a camera symbol on it), one that is the scroll-lock key (again with unusual labels), and it is missing the pause/break key (one that most people never use, and I only use when debugging system startup and other things), that is also the shortcut key (Windows+Break) for bring up the system info, so with it missing, still not a big deal.

The last key in that area, the most accessible with it in the upper-right corner of the keyboard, with a lock symbol, actually logs you out of the computer. Something I don't want, and is very easily hit in some situations, and extremely easily hit if handling or moving the keyboard, or just moving things around on the table near the keyboard. I'm hoping that can be changed/reassigned via the config software, but not sure if that will work when using multiple computers that don't have the config software always running.

The only other minor thing of note in this initial review, is that the standard thickness wrist rest I used with my previous keyboard (a nice 3M gel rest), is far to high to use with this keyboard, as it makes you kind of have to reach downward to much. In fact, this keyboard is so low, it should probably be used without any wrist rest, though I understand Logitech offers one for this keyboard as a separate item that may be more suitable.

As for other aspects like back-lighting, I'll have to play with that more, and update this review later.

At this point, the possible deal breaker for me keeping this keyboard is the very noisy, prominent, extremely distracting space-bar sound; I wish it more closely matched the almost non-existent sound of the other keys. I'm not sure if I can get used to that, as it immediately stood-out as a significant issue and distraction from work and concentration, and it is just simply very annoying.

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Jason

Fantastic Feel

Reviewed in Canada on March 19, 2020

Style: MX Keys KeyboardVerified Purchase

I absolutely love this keyboard. I originally wanted an apple magic keyboard after using one a friend had. I then looked to see if other brands had something similar. This pretty much checks all the boxes for me. Short travel keys, aluminum sturdy frame and just a dream to type on. The only thing I don't care much for was the $150 price tag (with taxes). It at least could have come with the wrist rest, however after using this for a few hours now I don't see how the wrist rest could even improve it. You should be keeping your wrists up higher anyways. Over all, I'm very satisfied.

UPDATE: Changed to 5 stars after using for a week and then trying my old keyboard. I cannot believe how much easier and more comfortable this keyboard is. It's not even comparable. While I still feel it's expensive, I also now feel it's 100% worth it if you appreciate a good typing experience, especially if typing is part of your everyday life like it is for me. I also think touch typers will be more appreciative of this keyboard than others as your fingers just glide through sentences. Just typing this up was enjoyable.

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Alex

Good keyboard for Mac has Major connection issues

Reviewed in Canada on January 19, 2020

Style: MX Keys KeyboardVerified Purchase

Overall, this is a good wireless keyboard for MacOS.

This is not really an ergonomic keyboard. Also, don't purchase the keyboard pad, this keyboard is too low, the pad makes it worse.

Experience one issue that Mac shows one button was pressed while it was not. Turn the keyboard off and on solved the problem. Hope it won't happen in the future.

Update my review to 2 stars.

Changed the minor connection issues to major issue. It worked good until I started to experience key pressing issues. I am using unifying receiver. No key pressed, but the mac shows it was pressed. I found this because one day I could not right click on the mac, and could not figure out why for a long time. Finally, I disconnected the keyboard, and everything was good again. I thought this was a one time issue, but in the following days, I experienced several similar issues, like keep increasing the mac screen brightness, keep going to the left desktop. I only connected another 2.4 G mouse to my Mac, and this should not be the issue. I had one Logitech anywhere 2, two MX Master 2, and one MX Master, this is the first time I experience such connection issue. I'm not sure if this only happened to me or not.

Still give it two stars, because it was almost perfect except this problem.

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EATO

Go ahead, splurge

Reviewed in Canada on April 26, 2020

Style: MX Keys KeyboardVerified Purchase

I cycled through two regular priced keyboards before settling on this one. The keyboard does feel like a metal slab rather than plastic. It’s heavier than your regular keyboard and I love how I can have it connected to both my work computer (PC) and my personal computer (Mac) and just switch with the push of a button. Combine this with a similar Logitech mouse (I’ve got the Triathlon) and you’ll feel like you’re in a command center.
I highly recommend this for pros.

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Jake

Love this keyboard

Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2019

Style: MX Keys KeyboardVerified Purchase

Nice solid keyboard, very nice feel and the illumination was my main reason for choosing this keyboard. No cords to mess with and was easy to pair to my PC. Battery life is excellent and with using it everyday for 7.5 hours, I generally get more than a week per charge. The indicator on the keyboard lets you know when the battery is low, but also in Windows 10, the Bluetooth and other device settings also display the battery charge left. It charges up fairly quickly when the time comes to do so. One interesting feature is the ability to pair this keyboard with 3 PCs and switch between them using 3 keys called Easy Switch. Using the software Logitech Options, allows you to configure all sorts of settings with the keyboard. There is even a Developer Mode you can switch on where you can map the keyboard to specific software functions (photo editing, games, audio tools, etc. ...).

Overall, a really nice Bluetooth keyboard and highly recommended. Be sure to install the optional software Logitech Options to get optimal use with this keyboard.

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Perfect Stroke Keys

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