Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard, Low Profile, Fluid Precise Quiet Typing, Programmable Keys, Backlighting, Bluetooth, USB C Rechargeable, for Windows PC, Linux, Chrome, Mac - Graphite

MCUnited States

Simply the best Wireless keyboard, hands down

I absolutely love this keyboard, it is very intuitive and it looks great it's solid I love weight it does not move around It was very easy to set up, I used the USB adapter that came with it to connect. I also tested out the bluetooth connectivity and it worked fairly well. However that being said I've noticed that there are many of those here who have said there was some connectivity issues. That's understandable, it's the nature of Bluetooth sometimes. I was having some connectivity issues as well. Come to find out some of my drivers were not fully updated, so I made sure that all my bluetooth drivers were updated and it continued to work florida State. One of the other features I really like about this is that I'm able to connect it with 1 touch to two different devices. I use this one for my laptop, and it sets on a slide out shelf that I bought here, and it's also connected to my iPhone and an Android tablet. With the touch of a button It immediately connects after the initial setup which is extremely easy to do. It stays in my opinion low power mode until you're ready to use it and with just a wave of your hand ever so slightly above the keys, activate the backlighting. The application that you download from the company also is very intuitive, it allows you to customize one single button to perform many different tasks. Plus you can also customize the F1 F2 and F3 buttons as well. Another thing I really like is there is a single button to activate the dictation feature, which is what I am currently used to write this review. And also the emoji feature, this is handy if you are chatting on a text website. I really like this brand, I own speakers with a bluetooth, Webcam, trackball mouse, and a few other peripherals. I really trust this brand. I've never spent this much money on a keyboard, but it was totally worth it

CaptmorganUnited States

Wish it lasted forever

Had previously purchased the mx keys through a big brand electronics store open box for about $100. It worked great, I loved it for its ability to connect to multiple PC's. It started failing recently, would disconnect and found I had to keep it plugged in constantly to retain the connection. So the built in battery was failing; I was disgruntled because it felt like I had just purchased it. Checked my purchase history and it was 4 years old. Okay, so it lasted 4 years but buying new means I'm paying $32/year for a keyboard. It really is a top of the line keyboard and I researched other options but couldn't imaging going back to something subpar so... I purchased new. It might only last 4 years again but it's a sweet 4 year era. This new version only works on the logi bolt, meaning the old unifying receiver won't work for this. So I took the opportunity to purchase the mx anywhere mouse 3s to replace the old 2s which used the micro usb charger which I needed an adapter for to charge and also worked on the old unifying technology. I purchased the mouse direct from Logitech and received a discount through a promo code but at least both devices are on the logi bolt usb dongle and both use usb c for recharging. For context I live in a small apartment with my PC in my living room connected to my TV so the keyboard resides on my coffee table across the room; I don't really have the option of running a long-wired keyboard across the room so this is the best option for me, as well as controlling a mini PC which is used as a HTPC.

Scott CrossUnited States

Hard to explain but worth the money.

Yeah.. best keyboard I have owned for sitting away from a computer and using it on your lap. 1. Awesome build and weight. Feels like you could do some real damage with it. 2. Backlight is amazing. 3. When it dies, just plug it in and it is a wired keyboard. More responsive. 4. Easy multi-device setup with multiple logi usb dongles + bluetooth. With the mouse.. KV like flexibility. Only one con but not a problem for me. When it has been sitting.. backlit off.. on battery, it can take a half a second to respond. And it is hit or miss if the key will wake up and be sent or just wake it up. I am in the habit of simply hitting the <ctrl> key to wake it up before I type. I could see how that could frustrate some. I also think you would want to plug it in to attempt gaming or anything that requires low latency. My favorite keyboard I have own for this use case. I am a programmer and computer junky so I type a lot. Thrilled with this. I do not want to hear it when I am chilling on my recliner listening to tunes and relaxing. It is nice that it is quite. At my desk I want the mechanical. You feel like you are holding a piece of serious hardware. Amazing build quality. I have had this for awhile now and I am so happy I got it.

An engineerUnited States

You should own this keyboard

This keyboard rocks. It can run up to three separate devices, which for me is my desktop, laptop and phone. The switching (from the keyboard) does take some mental adjustment, but it's much easier than grabbing for each device. The engineer who cooked this one up deserves the Nobel Prize. This is not a flimsy unit and the heft of the keyboard is comforting. The action of the keys is superb. For those of a certain age: I almost feel that I'm using a Selectric (without the noise), almost. it has backlit keys, which I love and these were my initial incentive for selecting this keyboard. However, for those who are not true touch typists, the keys can be hard to visually discern in normal lighting conditions on the white option. Go with the black version for greater visibility in well lit environments. Although this keyboard has wireless capability, the battery only drives the keyboard for several hours. This may be ok for some, but I need more time when I'm working, so I leave the keyboard tethered with a USBc cable. I only use the wireless mode when traveling. This unit didn't come with one, but I've seen bundles with a companion mouse. I wish I'd seen that one first.