Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard, Tactile Quiet Switches, Backlit, Bluetooth, USB-C, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, Metal (Renewed)

The Logitech MX Mechanical keyboard has been a great addition to my home setup. The tactile mechanical switches are a real throwback to my early days of computing, providing a satisfying typing experience. The smart key illumination is perfect for me, especially since I tend to work in dim lighting. I love that it stays charged for weeks, making it hassle-free. Plus, customizing the configuration using Logi Options+ is easy and intuitive. Highly recommend this keyboard for anyone who values comfort, customization, and long battery life.

Best office keyboard I could find that is still mechanical, doesn’t have wild rgb lighting, and still has a full number pad. Bluetooth is great, links right up to my work pc and can be managed through the Logi Options+ app. Key switches are solid without the super obnoxious click of blue or green Mx switches.Pairs well with MX Master wireless mouse too, would recommend.

Logitech did it again and gave us a product that has quality and functionality. I got this one for home and I got the mini for when I'm at work. The one at home has the brown switches and it has a really nice sound, not too loud but different enough to enjoy tipping things. The mini I got it with the clicky switches and I love how in at work it sounds. The software it's good for updating the firmware and add functionality, but it requires you to create an account with Logitech which I found that annoying. Over all it's a good keyboard that does what it supposed, good battery light and nice design with extra functionality. (I got both refurbished and haven't had any issues since I got them).

Compared to how awesome the MX master mouse was, the keyboard leaves much to be desired. Its mechnical which is great, but you still have chicklet style half key caps which cause alot of mishits and typos for me. Never feel like I can find the keys right.The function keys are great, the connectivity is great, the brightness is great, heavy/sturdy, very pleasing sound.the backlight has an auto detect feature that cuts the light on and off as your hands approach the board, it sucks, you can't change it to stay always on and it will auto adjust the brightness level based on the room brightness. That sounds nice but bright monitor screens can fool the light sensor into thinking its very visible when it is not. I have tape over my sensor to help fight that.

I purchased one for myself because i wanted to dabble in the mechanical keyboard space. It does feel much more premium. Ther reason I went with logitech mx mechanical over others i was thinking of was because of the bluetooth responsivenesss. I really wanted bluetooth, the ability to switch between three devices and a quiet tactile feel. This checks all of the boxes. my one minor gripe with this keyboard is that the number lock is not persistant between sleep and wake. The function lock is! But every day i have to re-lock the number key. other than that this keyboard is great. So great I also got one for the office as well. I bought the second one "Amazon Renewed" and it came essentially brand new. I'm assuming someone bought it and didnt like it for whatever reason and returned it but it feels brand new to me so very worth it for the savings!

Lots of things to like about this and a couple of things to be desired.Starting with a good, great feel, great construction, great functionality. Lots of options when it comes to customization with software, built-in function keys, variable backlighting, long battery life, Bluetooth and Logitech bolt receiver connectivity, looks good, isn't too light or too heavy, and supports up to three devices with quick switch.For the not so good, the smaller build of this full size keyboard means the keys are smushed together. When touch typing, it's much easier to accidentally press the wrong key as a normal keyboard would have spaces between sets of keys. For example, the function keys, F1 through f12. I personally use the menu key, that little key between alt and control on most keyboards, but this doesn't have it so I have to use Alt f10. It's not so bad but it definitely breaks up my typing workflow. Print screen, scroll lock, and pause/break keys are omitted on this. With Windows snip-and-sketch, it's not a big deal but using the print screen button for screenshots is no longer a thing unless I were to remap one of the shortcut keys to print screen. Additionally, there are four basically blank keys for macro assignment above the numpad. Last complaint is there is no on-board storage for the bolt receiver. If one were to use this keyboard mobley, You would have to store the bolt receiver elsewhere.Overall I like this. I love having Bluetooth and bolt support. Having the customization is nice even though I don't really use it. Low profile keys in mechanical switch form give it a more unique position in the mechanical keyboard segment. The price is rather high so I expect excellent build quality and longevity. Battery life especially without using the back light is great. Not the best keyboard for gaming, but it's okay. I did buy this with the MX master mouse, but that is definitely not good for gaming. This is tolerable.

Really great feeling keyboard, came in retail box with all documentation and USB-C cable. But man this thing is heavy, going from a larger old Logitech K series plastic model to this is really a noticeable weight difference, but it’s metal and has a decent battery. Just don’t expect to hold it while tipping for long periods of time, unless you planned on working out that is. lolUnit charged to 100% and seems to be holding battery just fine. Visually it looks brand new as well. Pairing to your computer is very easy. Plug the USB in and automatically install the necessary software or just hold a Computer 1,2,3 button down on the keyboard and Bluetooth connect it. Great keyboard!