Has been cheaper but not a bad price.
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I use the Logitech Craft (same key caps) and it's my personal favourite keyboard. I've got one for home and one for work. The keys have pretty good travel, they're responsive and a good mixture of soft but clicky for an office environment. The ability to pair to multiple devices has also come in handy for me, especially useful if you're using it alongside an MX mouse.
If you're after the feel of a mechanical keyboard definitely go elsewhere, but this is a good productivity board.
I bought this keyboard when it first came out. Love it. I prefer typing on it than my mechanical keyboard and goes well with my MX Master 3. Can also pair it with my phone and tablet and easy to switch using the three device keys on the keyboard. Keyboard has an overall 'premium' feel compared to my other keyboards
This is creepy, I just saw this post and YouTube autoplayed a hardware canucks review on this…
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Yep…. I don't mind it, but yeah awkward.
Hmm personally if it doesnt have the nice clicky feel and sound of a mechanical keyboard, it aint for me.
How does this compare to the Logitech Craft Keyboard?
I liked that, but had to return it after a key broke. Item had been deleted, so could only receive a refund.
Same key caps, better battery life but no dial
I just switched to this from my trusty K800 and to be perfectly honest, I miss my K800. The (lack of) separation between the F keys on the MX means that I sometimes press the wrong F key and this bugs me to no end.
Other than that, keys feels super nice. Could use more elevation on the back of the keyboard as well (there is no foldable legs so you have to put something underneath if you want to elevate the back)
If the K800 is $50 cheaper than I would definitely go for it again. Shame that it still hovers around the $120 mark for a 6+ year old keyboard.
Got this keyboard last week. It's got a very solid feel (quite heavy) and the keys are quiet though have the right amount of click for me. Great to pair with the mx master 2s
How is it different from some Logitech K230 keyboard available on eBay for under $20 ?
I think its akin to asking what the difference is between a macbook vs a cheaper windows machine with similar specs. The build quality is superior, battery life (and chargability), aesthetics, connectivity, software etc are all extras that people in the high end of the market are happy to pay a premium for.
Heads up, this is the older verision of the MX Keys where the "Enter" button is different and the colour. Not sure about internal specs
Weird, i cant see any information about the change. Wonder what the differences are? Most of the stock i see online are the older models
I just checked mine that I got from JB. JB has the older version in the photos on their website but the keyboard I have has the smaller enter button. So who even knows if the photos are at all accurate on any particular listing.
Photos are just an ISO/ANSI regional layout mix-up. Every keyboard I've bought in Australia uses the ANSI layout with the smaller enter key. Logitech has the product photos of the ISO layout on their website (mixed in with ANSI hero shots 'cause why not confuse the hell out of people), which I imagine all the shops are pulling their photos from.
Out of stock. Just missed :(
$134.07 at OfficeWorks after price beating with https://www.tech4u.com.au/logitech-mx-keys-wireless-keyboard… where the current price is $141.13.
Just ordered.
Anyone who has this keyboard: how does it feel to use daily?