Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard Low Profile Fluid Precise - Graphite

My first MX Masters keyboard finally wore down after 4.5 years and a few letter keys (A, T and delete) popped off and would not work consistently when pressed. The rest of the keyboard still worked fine. I did not hesitate to buy a new one during Prime Day when I saw these on sale. Smooth, quiet typing and scrolling experience and works exactly as described. The Bluetooth pairing was easy, love the led back lighting and keyboard switching is seamless between my work laptop and my home PC. A bonus is that the keyboard will give a warning when the battery is low and you can still use the keyboard while it's charging. Just follow the simple picture instructions printed right inside the box cover.

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.

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

I was not sure about this keyboard and the price. But i decided to give it a try. It is a slim keyboard which i found out was great. I always had more of a full sized keyboard. This keyboard gave me more room on my desk. I did find that i needed a wrist rest. That has helped me alot. The noise is less then the keybord i used to have and i find i dont have to mash the keys. The touch sensitivity is alot better on this one. It does have adjustable legs under the keyboard to help titlt it up. I also love the back lighting. Its not super bright and thats what i love alot about about it. I am glad i did get this.

It's a beautiful keyboard, and it's solidly built with many functions you don't get in your run of the mill keyboard. I bought it because I needed something that would work with both my Windows PC and my Mac at the same time, and this fit the bill. However, the print on the white keys gets drowned out when the backlighting is on. Because the keyboard is compatible with both Windows PC and Mac, you need to be able to read the keys to determine which key on this keyboard takes the place of which key on the Mac Magic Keyboard. For example, the "command" key that you would normally find on a Mac Magic Keyboard is combined with the "Alt" key. But unless you have the keyboard memorized, you would not know which key it is because you can't read it when the backlighting is on. I had to turn the backlighting off to be able to read the keys, and even then it was difficult in low lighting. I ended up returning it and buying the black version just so I could read the keys. It's disappointing because the white keyboard looked just like my Mac Magic Keyboard that I had to put in storage to use this one that works with both computers. And, it was really beautiful (as much as a keyboard can be!). But, at least I can read the keys now! And, I should mention the black keyboard is fantastic. I love it and it works beautifully for both my Windows PC, and my Mac. I would recommend it, especially if you need a multi-device keyboard. It works with up to 3 devices; 1 device with the included dongle, and 2 devices via Bluetooth. It's great!

I was looking for a replacement for my mechanical keyboard. I didn't want to spend $200 on a new offering from Logitech because I wanted it to be wireless. Mechanical keyboards pride themselves on low latency, which was no longer a need I needed from my keyboard. I just wanted something nice to type on, which is what the blue MX Cherry caps felt like. Well, coming from a mechanical keyboard to this one has a big change. I had to use it for a good few months to really get the feeling of it. Well now I can say I love it! I love the auto brightness feature by hovering over the keyboard to turn the backlight. The keys actually do feel like laptop keys and there is little resistance from the keys as you would expect a laptop keyboard to be like so typing is a breeze. Bluetooth pairs very quickly on both Mac and Windows (Sonoma and Windows 11). I have also paired it with Windows 10 systems very quickly. The Bluetooth profiles make it easy to switch between my home Macbook and my work Windows laptop. I was also able to add my wife's work laptop to the third profile for the times she works from home. You can use the Logitech Bolt app to monitor battery life. Battery life has been really good on this keyboard. Heavy over a period of weeks seems to reduce life by only about 10%. Light use and I'm staying at 90-95% the entire time. You can pair the keyboard via Bluetooth or via wireless dongle (for faster latency response time, presumably with stuff like gaming where that might be important - it might also help with battery life as it doesn't have to constantly be communicating with your computer). I chose Bluetooth to free up some of the USB ports I needed. Typical of laptops nowadays you only get 2 full USB ports. One of them is already being chewed up by my Logitech MX Master mouse which uses the traditional Logitech Unifying Receiver. The other is for a USB webcam. I'm not sure on longevity with this keyboard but Logitech has been good to me in the past. I still have the original MX Master mouse which is really comfortable on my big hands. Hoping for great things.

I bought this keyboard, and am thoroughly disappointed with it. Reasons why: - NO print key button! WTF? --do not waste my time telling me there is an image-snip button on the right side above the numpad --why move it? Why not put those three connection buttons here instead and leave the print key button alone? Why-oh-why Logitech??? - The Function keys are all jammed together instead of being in groups of four --this really messes up touch typists as F2 is where F1 used to be and they are all off --there should be a GAP between each group of four function keys - By default, the traditional F1, F2, etc. is overridden with crappy assigned functions and you have to install their crappy keyboard software to un-override function keys back to traditional settings (i.e., when you hit F5 it sends "F5" instead invoking some weird function with a stick figure with radio waves shooting out of its head --no joke look at it!) - The LOCK key is where the calculator key is normally at --yep, you go to hit calculator and BOOM you go to the lock screen instead of quickly launching the calculator --who at Logitech thought this would be a great idea to constantly prank hard-working people??? - The receiver is NOT COMPATIBLE with hundreds of other perfectly working Logitech mice --this means you have to install two dongles for a keyboard and mouse - It connects to 3 different keyboards, but hey if you switch to another computer only the keyboard is switched and NOT your mouse??? Pathetic shortsightedness by Logitech. - The calculator button is in a bad place for those used to hitting it in the upper righthand corner --Logitech has been doing this for decades and they moved it - The typing is pure crap --just as you go to push down the key it bottoms out instantly --I just cannot get used to it - NO LINUX SUPPORT! -ok, I am used to this but when you need Windows software to make the function keys work as an actual function key AND the settings do not persist during OS swaps this makes for an unusable keyboard especially with the removal of Print Screen, Scroll Lock, and Pause/Break keys. - No dedicated Mute and volume Up/Down keys --yep, Logitech pulls a fast one on their customers by assigning these to function keys - The ESCAPE key is not a standalone square on the upper lefthand of the keyboard --instead, it is twice normal width and invades part of the space where F1 would normally be creating havoc for touch typists - The illumination is too low and does not want to consistently come on as expected no does it always stay on while in use --sometimes it flickers, this could have been worse making periodic strobe lighting but hey, the brightness is so low you do not have to worry about that at all - There is no palm rest --I thought I could get used to this, but nope my wrists and fingers began to get fatigued because they've been using keyboards with integrated palm rests for several decades now - You CANNOT adjust the keyboard height --it is stuck at the precise angle delivered out of the box After a week of trying to get used to all of this, I gave up and plugged my Logitech K800 back in. I sooooo wish Logitech made a direct replacement for my beloved K800 keyboard when they phased it out. I have wasted several hundred dollars buying keyboards to replace the K800 and still have not found a winner. To me, the K800 is a great productivity hound. I bought three over the past decade and replaced one every three years or so once I wore down the home key nubs. Does anyone know of a comparable replacement for the K800?

I’ve been using the Logitech MX Keys as my primary keyboard for about 18 months, and it’s easily one of the best productivity upgrades I’ve made. As someone who spends hours each day typing, working with spreadsheets, and switching between multiple devices, this keyboard has been outstanding. The key feel is excellent—quiet, tactile, and consistent, with just enough travel to remain comfortable during long work sessions. The backlighting is smart and responsive, automatically adjusting when needed without being distracting. Battery life has also been exceptional; even after 18 months, I’m still impressed by how infrequently it needs charging, and how nice it fits on my desk setup. One feature that tech enthusiasts will appreciate is the seamless multi-device connectivity. Being able to switch instantly between my computer, tablet, and other devices with dedicated buttons has become something I can’t live without. Build quality and color is exactly what you’d expect from Logitech’s premium lineup. The keyboard feels solid, stable, and durable, with no noticeable degradation after daily use for a year and a half. If you’re a developer, analyst, IT professional, content creator, or anyone who spends significant time at a keyboard, the MX Keys delivers a premium typing experience that’s absolutely worth the investment.

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Excellent. I love this keyboard and it was 100% worth the higher price tag. After trying a cheaper alternative (keychron) that stopped working after two days, I decided to swallow the higher price tag and try the Logitech mx keys. I’m so glad I did! This keyboard is everything that I was looking for in my attempt to find something similar to the Apple Magic Keyboard but for windows. It is thin but very sturdy. It feels well constructed (albeit a bit heavy). The Bluetooth works perfect and the switching between 3 different devices works flawlessly. The keystrokes are smooth and feel really satisfying. Low key travel but still solid. The backlight worths great and turns off after a period of time so as to not drain battery. Can’t speak to battery life yet as I have only been using it for 3 days. Excellent purchase would recommend.

Logitech MX Keys S is an excellent choice for those who need a seamless multi-device experience. It connects effortlessly to up to three devices via Bluetooth or USB receiver, with quick switching at the press of a button. Setup and customization are simple using Logitech’s companion app, allowing you to tailor shortcuts to your workflow. Typing feels comfortable and ergonomic, with quiet yet responsive keys. The backlit keys, activated by a proximity sensor, add convenience while preserving battery life. Speaking of battery, the USB-C rechargeable design means you only need to charge it every few months. Overall, it’s a well-designed, premium keyboard perfect for productivity.

Se conecta muy facil para multipositivos en general se ve de buena condicion sin embargo llego en una con mancha como despintado espero q no se despinte con tiempos de uso ya que este teclado esta muy caro aunque tiene muy buena tecnologia de multi conexcion