Thank you, it's much appreciated. I’m still a growing channel, but the views will come. I’m ecstatic to see this video is doing well enough to draw in views and comments like this
Thanks a lot for this comparison, it actually helped me to make a decision and a go for the regular MX Keys. Also, excellent quality video. Keep it up Wilson!
Finally a review talking about the size comparison in a better way! I have the MX keys mini and I am enjoying it. I wanted to give the new mechanical mx mini a try, but the "higher" keyboard style may not be for me.. I will stick with the MX Keys mini! Thank you for a good review 🙂
0:03 🖥 Both Logitech MX Keys and MX Mechanical are premium keyboards suitable for office or creative use, with superb typing experiences. 0:18 📱 Both keyboards support multiple operating systems and can connect to up to three devices, with portable mini versions available. 0:33 🏗 MX Keys are made of high-quality plastic with slight flex, while MX Mechanical is made with recycled aluminum and has no flex. 0:49 🖋 MX Keys have a sleek, low profile without height adjustment legs, unlike MX Mechanical, which has adjustable legs but thicker keycaps that might require a wrist rest. 1:11 💡 Both keyboards feature standard white backlighting with different options and sensors, but MX Mechanical offers six programmable backlight effects. 1:44 🎨 MX Mechanical is available in graphite, while MX Keys come in black or graphite for PC or Mac, with a special space gray version for Mac. 1:54 📡 Both keyboards use Bluetooth connectivity or Logitech receivers, with MX Mechanical using the new Bolt receiver for better encryption. 2:29 🎛 MX Mechanical and its mini version, along with MX Keys mini, have new multimedia keys for dictation, emojis, screenshots, or muting the mic. 2:42 🎹 MX Keys have laptop-style switches with pronounced indents, while MX Mechanical offers a low profile with a smooth, resistant feel and three switch types for different typing experiences. 4:05 ⚙ MX Keys use Logitech Options software for programming buttons and profiles, while MX Mechanical uses the upgraded Logitech Options Plus with more features. 4:30 🖥 MX Keys generally work with Windows and have a specific Mac version, whereas MX Mechanical is fully compatible with Windows but offers some functionality with Mac. 4:48 💵 MX Keys are priced between $110 to $120, while MX Mechanical is around $170.
I loved your assessment of the keyboards. Recording at a slightly higher frame rate could go a long ways with those slow motion segments. I still enjoyed your video. Keep up the great work!
This video helped me decide on the MX Mechanical - I got it the other day and I love it. It's fun to type on but I can only recommend this in a working from home capacity - no need for violence in the cubicle 😂 Thanks for the video!
So the mechanical ones are louder and more noticeable in the office? I can't decide and we are 5 people in one room so I want the most quite but good keyboard
Mechanical, generally, are louder. You can choose linear switches for them, which are practically silent for mechanical keyboards, but the tried and true silent keys will always be laptop-style keyboards.
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I still love the MX keys but a minute after trying the mechanical I was hooked. But there are some disadvantages, like the louder sound and the overall key caps took a while for me to get used to typing with but I don’t even notice it anymore.
@@anmolagrawal5358 I would say the MX Mechanical is not very tiring for a mechanical. In fact, I have both of these and I would say the MX Mech might be a bit bit less tiring than the regular MX Keys because the keys require less force to press.
I really do like both. I think why I am moving towards the MX mechanical it’s just for something different. Both providing pleasant typing experience but it just depends on your needs at the moment. Silence go for MX keys, a nice and audible response go for mechanical
Is it just me but my wrist started to ache when I use MX Mechanical? I even bought a Delta Hub Carpio for th e left hand with no avail. Also with MX Keys I hardly make a mistake in typing. I really want to use the mechanical but I find so many cons!
Is it mandatory to download the software to use this keyboard? Thinking about this for company laptop; but IT admin won’t allow non approved software installation
You don’t have to download the software but to get the benefits from it you need to download it on at least one computer. It will carryover most of your settings. So, for example, I use it on my Mac where I have the main program. And I can use it to set up custom keyboard shortcuts. And then I can use it on my work PC or my iPhone or iPad without needing to download the software on those
@@wlsntech also, thank you for replying to a query raised, 1 year after your original post. Great content and engagement; you got a new subscriber bud!
I don't know if you can answer this question or not but on my Apple keyboards, I'm always hitting an extra key when I press the space bar or even two keys instead of one above the space bar and it's very annoying. Do either of these keyboards have versions that map the Apple keyboard specifically, but would make it less likely for me to mistakenly press two keys simultaneously?
so I’ve only had the MX mechanical and the Keychon K3 pro. I would say, the MX mechanical mini is an iPhone. Great for average users who just want something already premade that works great. The K3 pro is also excellent, but is more for those who are open to a lot of customization. I would give it MX mechanical mini to anyone who is either starting into the world of mechanical keyboards, or just need a good keyboard. I would give the K3 pro to anyone who is competent enough to use the QMK firmware; not afraid of hot, swapping, switches, etc.
Hello Wilson! thank you so much for this review, please help me, which one do you recommend to me if i want to use it within the mouse MX MASTER 3S? ...i am graphic designer and i want a setup focused on creativity, thank you so much for your help! and greetings from Colombia!
Hi Alejandro, I have both the master three and the master 3S, I also have both the MX mechanical and the standard MX keys. All of them will work for your set up. So the good news is you can pick your favorite, whether it is the laptop style of the MX Keys or if you want to go for the mechanical version; you could make that choice if it fits your style. I’ve use both for video editing and for work and their differences will not get in the way of either of those.
Thank you! I am still hesitating, though... A couple of questions, if I may 1. Do both Keys and Mechanical (I am looking at minis) work well with Bluetooth? 2. Which one of the 3 switches on the MX mechanical is the quietest? Thanks in advance
thanks my man! I am currently using logitech's wired mechanical keyboard so confused which one to go for I do like the clicky feeling of mechanical keyboard but then mx keys is more subtle also planning to buy master 3s so would mean will need separate adapters for mouse and mx keys
You don’t need separate. I mostly use these through Bluetooth. But you can also use one adapter for multiple. The MX keys comes with the original Logitech dongle but the mechanical, mechanical mini comes with the new logi bolt which doesn’t mix with the original adapter. It gets confusing really. But again, I will say I’ve never had a problem just using the Bluetooth only way of pairing
Thanx for the comparison :) The only BIG downside making me not buy the MX Keys so far is that you can NOT have lights on all the time, not even when plugged into power all the time. That sucks! Not sure on the Mechanical but I think not?
No, they are only wireless. You can connect them into a computer, but you still need to use the Bluetooth. They do have a dongle that you can connect to strengthen your signal. I have had three different versions of the logitech keyboards and mice, and havent experienced any issues
@@wlsntech Thanks for the info. As someone who does gaming on my keyboard I won't use anything introducing latency, so I only use cable. Too bad it won't work with these keyboards, they seem great otherwise.
Nuphy & Keychron have some solid gaming keys. I haven’t reviewed gaming keyboards yet but if there are any other good ones out there, I can definitely start checking them out,
@@wlsntech well going from mechanical and mx the little spaces makes me typo, it’s a user problem not mx problem lol it takes 20 mins to get use to it I go from two different kb’s from work and work from home kb.
Excellent Video Thanx for sharing 👉I have humble question which Keyboard best for use with Samsung Galaxy S9 Ultra Tablet ( Original Samsung book cover Keyboard $350 is expensive n not worth & I rarely use Computer) not for Profesional use. Reqired smooth Typing experience with good backlight keys. Thank You 👍Always Stay Safe .🙏
No problem, Here are some well-reviewed keyboard options that offer a smooth typing experience and backlighting. The Logitech K380, that's compact, works with multiple devices, and has long battery life. The Samsung Smart Keyboard Trio 500 connects to multiple devices and is a good value.
@@wlsntech yeah you know how most keyboards have a wide shift key on the left? The newer mx models have that key more narrow which screws up my muscle memory when using shortcuts that involve that key
MX Keys is very nice until it breaks, keycaps replacement is hard find, if you do find them its from someone's old keyboard via Ebay and extremely pricy
@@wlsntech Thanks for your empathy. Now i'm looking for a replacement that will last longer so i guess mechanical brown (im use to scissor switch i figure they are closest.) it has to be low profile wireless and i think i want TKL style. "2.4 GHz wireless connection" its hard finding the right one then i'm this picky. But keychron latest seem to have what im looking for.
I've been using MX Keys keyboard for a while and I like it LESS every day. Why? There's no good reference to get your fingers into the right place without looking down so I'm constantly in the wrong position and making way more mistakes than with any other keyboard I've used. For example, the function keys are exactly the same distance off the numbers--bad. Also, the logo on the "cmd" key looks similar the Windows key so I'm constantly confused which button is the Start button--I don't want Mac keys on my Windows keyboard. I also prefer dedicated multimedia keys over dual purpose FN keys. I do like the feel of the keys and can type quickly when I'm in the right position. It's VERY expensive, but I ordered direct from Logitech and got the palm rest for free. Finally, good luck getting your custom MX Master buttons to work--Logitech Options is CRAP.
I don’t understand that hype around this mechanical keyboard. this keyboard is so bad, so cheap for the price... when typing on it it sounds so "plastic"… I prefer so much the mx Keys which makes it really premium and has much better typing comfort 😕
Well it depends on your experience, for some people the MX mechanical keyboards are on the expensive side and they prefer something around $50. But for most they are great entry level
I agree that the MX Mechanical is very expensive but I still like it for its wireless features. I also have a much cheaper Sharkoon Purewriter which types just fine, but it's wired and the metal border gives me static discharge shock 😅 The normal MX Mini is nice, but I really missed the Home and End keys.
What are the issues that you have with your current Apple keyboard? Sounds like you’re ready to move on. logitech makes really good and accessible keyboards.
@@wlsntech Mine isn't an official apple one it just copies the same design. It is a cheap, very flexy and very simple bluetooth keyboard I got for a couple of dollars. It doesn't have anything wrong with it but I love keyboards, especially mechanic ones, so I may actually get the mx mechanical but I'm worried about the thickness.
Personally, I don’t have any issues with flex for the MX unless you really try to twist it. The Mx mechanical is a nice alternative option. It is thicker, but that’s only if you like a mechanical keyboard. And I’m talking about the mini for both. Since you would like to use it with your tablet, the mini is even sturdier.
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Hi, great review! What is the music in the background?
Wow, quality video. Surprised you have so few views, this was very well put together, informative, and of good quality.
Thank you, it's much appreciated. I’m still a growing channel, but the views will come. I’m ecstatic to see this video is doing well enough to draw in views and comments like this
Thanks a lot for this comparison, it actually helped me to make a decision and a go for the regular MX Keys. Also, excellent quality video. Keep it up Wilson!
Much a appreciated. I hope you enjoy your new Keys.
Eduardo are you happy with your new keyboard? If you say yes I buy it
@@Neehize Yes I’m happy! But I actually prefer the Mini version because of its more compact form factor, so both are excellent.
Finally a review talking about the size comparison in a better way!
I have the MX keys mini and I am enjoying it. I wanted to give the new mechanical mx mini a try, but the "higher" keyboard style may not be for me..
I will stick with the MX Keys mini!
Thank you for a good review 🙂
Happy to have helped
That’s precisely why I prefer the MX Keys Mini too! 😎
0:03 🖥 Both Logitech MX Keys and MX Mechanical are premium keyboards suitable for office or creative use, with superb typing experiences.
0:18 📱 Both keyboards support multiple operating systems and can connect to up to three devices, with portable mini versions available.
0:33 🏗 MX Keys are made of high-quality plastic with slight flex, while MX Mechanical is made with recycled aluminum and has no flex.
0:49 🖋 MX Keys have a sleek, low profile without height adjustment legs, unlike MX Mechanical, which has adjustable legs but thicker keycaps that might require a wrist rest.
1:11 💡 Both keyboards feature standard white backlighting with different options and sensors, but MX Mechanical offers six programmable backlight effects.
1:44 🎨 MX Mechanical is available in graphite, while MX Keys come in black or graphite for PC or Mac, with a special space gray version for Mac.
1:54 📡 Both keyboards use Bluetooth connectivity or Logitech receivers, with MX Mechanical using the new Bolt receiver for better encryption.
2:29 🎛 MX Mechanical and its mini version, along with MX Keys mini, have new multimedia keys for dictation, emojis, screenshots, or muting the mic.
2:42 🎹 MX Keys have laptop-style switches with pronounced indents, while MX Mechanical offers a low profile with a smooth, resistant feel and three switch types for different typing experiences.
4:05 ⚙ MX Keys use Logitech Options software for programming buttons and profiles, while MX Mechanical uses the upgraded Logitech Options Plus with more features.
4:30 🖥 MX Keys generally work with Windows and have a specific Mac version, whereas MX Mechanical is fully compatible with Windows but offers some functionality with Mac.
4:48 💵 MX Keys are priced between $110 to $120, while MX Mechanical is around $170.
Doing the lords work
I loved your assessment of the keyboards.
Recording at a slightly higher frame rate could go a long ways with those slow motion segments.
I still enjoyed your video. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the tips! I'm glad you liked my review
This video helped me decide on the MX Mechanical - I got it the other day and I love it. It's fun to type on but I can only recommend this in a working from home capacity - no need for violence in the cubicle 😂
Thanks for the video!
that's why I'm here. I'm glad you're liking them.
So the mechanical ones are louder and more noticeable in the office? I can't decide and we are 5 people in one room so I want the most quite but good keyboard
Mechanical, generally, are louder. You can choose linear switches for them, which are practically silent for mechanical keyboards, but the tried and true silent keys will always be laptop-style keyboards.
This is the kind of review I had been looking for. I have the MX keys and was wondering if getting the mechanical one would be worth it. Great review!
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I still love the MX keys but a minute after trying the mechanical I was hooked. But there are some disadvantages, like the louder sound and the overall key caps took a while for me to get used to typing with but I don’t even notice it anymore.
I personally find chiclet keyboards to be better overall to type on for long periods of time.
Quicker and less fatiguing
@@anmolagrawal5358 I would say the MX Mechanical is not very tiring for a mechanical. In fact, I have both of these and I would say the MX Mech might be a bit bit less tiring than the regular MX Keys because the keys require less force to press.
I did really like the MX Mechanical but MX Keys just seem a lot nicer to use daily
I really do like both. I think why I am moving towards the MX mechanical it’s just for something different. Both providing pleasant typing experience but it just depends on your needs at the moment. Silence go for MX keys, a nice and audible response go for mechanical
Is it just me but my wrist started to ache when I use MX Mechanical? I even bought a Delta Hub Carpio for th e left hand with no avail. Also with MX Keys I hardly make a mistake in typing. I really want to use the mechanical but I find so many cons!
do you normally use low-profile keyboards? That made me why you prefer the super slim MX Keys
Is it mandatory to download the software to use this keyboard?
Thinking about this for company laptop; but IT admin won’t allow non approved software installation
You don’t have to download the software but to get the benefits from it you need to download it on at least one computer. It will carryover most of your settings. So, for example, I use it on my Mac where I have the main program. And I can use it to set up custom keyboard shortcuts. And then I can use it on my work PC or my iPhone or iPad without needing to download the software on those
@@wlsntech thank you so much for your reply. That makes total sense!
I’ve just placed my order for the MX Keys Combo (with 3s Mouse)
@@wlsntech also, thank you for replying to a query raised, 1 year after your original post.
Great content and engagement; you got a new subscriber bud!
I don't know if you can answer this question or not but on my Apple keyboards, I'm always hitting an extra key when I press the space bar or even two keys instead of one above the space bar and it's very annoying. Do either of these keyboards have versions that map the Apple keyboard specifically, but would make it less likely for me to mistakenly press two keys simultaneously?
unfortunately, I don’t know if that is something the keyboards can solve.
After 8 months, the Logitech still didn't release a software update for the regular MX Keys to have backlight variations (like the mechanical has)?
Nope
Thanks! Gone with the MX Mechanical Mini
let me know how you like it
Wow! Great video! You deserve more views!
Thank you! 😃
How to set mx key backlight level? Software is terrible and every time I turn off my pc backlight lvl go to default.
F3 and F4 buttons should handle backlight level
What do you think the MX Mechanical mini compared to the Keychron K3 Pro? Who should get either of them?
so I’ve only had the MX mechanical and the Keychon K3 pro. I would say, the MX mechanical mini is an iPhone. Great for average users who just want something already premade that works great. The K3 pro is also excellent, but is more for those who are open to a lot of customization. I would give it MX mechanical mini to anyone who is either starting into the world of mechanical keyboards, or just need a good keyboard. I would give the K3 pro to anyone who is competent enough to use the QMK firmware; not afraid of hot, swapping, switches, etc.
@@wlsntech hey, thanks for the reply. Yeah, I asked because I saw both of your reviews. Have a nice day.
No problem at all, hopefully that helped. If not, let me know what else you need to know.
@@wlsntech I finally went with the K3 Pro because of the customizability. I ordered the RGB version with red switches. Can't wait to test it :)
@@damzelfly hi. How's your k3 keyboard?
What is that desk mat you are using in this video?
It’s a wool deskpad from Oakywood
I'm buying both. Test driving both. And returning one.
Good review.
Sounds like a plan, I think they're both good but it definitely based on preference.
you have to buy 4 - mx keys and 3 types of mechanical with different switches if you want to test them all.
@@shambu2012 I ended buying 5 or 6 and trying a few more in store. I returned everything and kept the MX Keys Mini. I haven't found a better keyboard.
Great review! I think I will be going for the MX Mechanical!
It’s an excellent choice. Let me know how you like it when it arrives
Hello Wilson! thank you so much for this review, please help me, which one do you recommend to me if i want to use it within the mouse MX MASTER 3S? ...i am graphic designer and i want a setup focused on creativity, thank you so much for your help! and greetings from Colombia!
Hi Alejandro, I have both the master three and the master 3S, I also have both the MX mechanical and the standard MX keys. All of them will work for your set up. So the good news is you can pick your favorite, whether it is the laptop style of the MX Keys or if you want to go for the mechanical version; you could make that choice if it fits your style. I’ve use both for video editing and for work and their differences will not get in the way of either of those.
Your mx keys seems to have a darker gray than the usual pictures of it... is it another mx keys version? Or it is just a light/shadow effect?
It could be a lighting. It looks similar to what I see on the box or on the website. It’s like a medium gray.
i have linear switches which are little too silent for my liking, I've always doubted if i received a fake product bcz the keys don't feel mechanical
Nope. That’s exactly what linear feels like. Tactile is the best middle ground
Great detailed differences on MX keyboards, this is awesome and more informative to make a buying.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I am still hesitating, though... A couple of questions, if I may
1. Do both Keys and Mechanical (I am looking at minis) work well with Bluetooth?
2. Which one of the 3 switches on the MX mechanical is the quietest?
Thanks in advance
1. Yes. Never had any issues
2. Linear (red)
Hi！Any palm rest for mx mechanical mini recommended?😊
Logitech has the MX Palm Rest www.logitech.com/en-us/products/keyboards/mx-palm-rest.956-000001.html
What mousepad are you using?
I’m using a felt pad from Oakwood.
@@wlsntech gotcha
This is a great video. Thanks.
I’m happy I could help
Good straightforward review. You might want to kill the background music or halve the volume as it is distracting/annoying.
Sorry about that. I’ve since found a nice middle ground with the volume in my future videos
Which keys are the most quiet? The linear or the tactile quiet ? I'm looking for the most quiet option :)
Linear red switches
thanks my man!
I am currently using logitech's wired mechanical keyboard so confused which one to go for
I do like the clicky feeling of mechanical keyboard but then mx keys is more subtle
also planning to buy master 3s so would mean will need separate adapters for mouse and mx keys
You don’t need separate. I mostly use these through Bluetooth. But you can also use one adapter for multiple. The MX keys comes with the original Logitech dongle but the mechanical, mechanical mini comes with the new logi bolt which doesn’t mix with the original adapter. It gets confusing really. But again, I will say I’ve never had a problem just using the Bluetooth only way of pairing
Thanx for the comparison :) The only BIG downside making me not buy the MX Keys so far is that you can NOT have lights on all the time, not even when plugged into power all the time. That sucks! Not sure on the Mechanical but I think not?
It’s also not always on. I don’t think Logitech sees it as a problem. It’s common on their keyboards.
Heard the new mx keys s can be more customized how backlight behaves...can anyone confirm ?
ASMR and positive af. An awesome review
With the amount of keyboard content I have coming…you have seen(heard) nothing yet
@@wlsntech That's why the 'subscribe' button exists 🙂
Can you connect them using a USB cable? Can't stand all the wireless stuff everyone seems to push these days..
No, they are only wireless. You can connect them into a computer, but you still need to use the Bluetooth. They do have a dongle that you can connect to strengthen your signal. I have had three different versions of the logitech keyboards and mice, and havent experienced any issues
@@wlsntech Thanks for the info. As someone who does gaming on my keyboard I won't use anything introducing latency, so I only use cable. Too bad it won't work with these keyboards, they seem great otherwise.
Nuphy & Keychron have some solid gaming keys. I haven’t reviewed gaming keyboards yet but if there are any other good ones out there, I can definitely start checking them out,
The bolt receiver solves a security issue. That's why it's not compatible with the old. That's my understanding anyway.
You're right, the Logi Bolt receiver solves a security issue and I think logitech is damn near a staple for businesses to a makes sense
Only thing i dislike about my mx kb; is the space between each keys.
Interesting, what about the space? Do things fall into it or makes it harder to type
@@wlsntech well going from mechanical and mx the little spaces makes me typo, it’s a user problem not mx problem lol it takes 20 mins to get use to it I go from two different kb’s from work and work from home kb.
Great comparison! What is the model of your deskpad?
$20 desk pad amzn.to/3kQLyhh while I have purchased more premium pads since, these held up for months.
Which is better for sore fingers in the office?
Oof you have sore fingers. I’d recommend the chicklet style MX Keys then, less key travel and pressure
@@wlsntech MX Keys Plus has chiclet style keys?
Great review! Thanks.
No problem. Happy to help.
just what I needed thanks!
I’m glad, let me know how you like whichever one you get
I guess you didn't talk about battery life between the two
My bad if I didn't. I've experienced no difference between their battery life
Excellent Video Thanx for sharing 👉I have humble question which Keyboard best for use with Samsung Galaxy S9 Ultra Tablet ( Original Samsung book cover Keyboard $350 is expensive n not worth & I rarely use Computer) not for Profesional use. Reqired smooth Typing experience with good backlight keys. Thank You 👍Always Stay Safe .🙏
No problem, Here are some well-reviewed keyboard options that offer a smooth typing experience and backlighting. The Logitech K380, that's compact, works with multiple devices, and has long battery life. The Samsung Smart Keyboard Trio 500 connects to multiple devices and is a good value.
Only reason I won't buy any of them is cause I can't find the version with the large left shift key...
A large left shift key?
@@wlsntech yeah you know how most keyboards have a wide shift key on the left? The newer mx models have that key more narrow which screws up my muscle memory when using shortcuts that involve that key
Chose the mx keys bc mc mech is wayyy too loud..it was noticeable on zoom calls.
That’s fair. I still have to try the red switches, but I would imagine that even they are louder than the regular membrane style
Only way I'm choosing the MX Mechanical is if I can change the keycaps to a custom ceramic
Not likely
MX Keys is very nice until it breaks, keycaps replacement is hard find, if you do find them its from someone's old keyboard via Ebay and extremely pricy
I’m sorry you’ve had that experience. Finding parts always sucks
@@wlsntech Thanks for your empathy.
Now i'm looking for a replacement that will last longer so i guess mechanical brown (im use to scissor switch i figure they are closest.)
it has to be low profile wireless and i think i want TKL style. "2.4 GHz wireless connection"
its hard finding the right one then i'm this picky.
But keychron latest seem to have what im looking for.
don't overthink it. just get mechanical brown keys
Tactiles are my go-to from now on
Yeah no, linear is only that makes sense
I've been using MX Keys keyboard for a while and I like it LESS every day. Why? There's no good reference to get your fingers into the right place without looking down so I'm constantly in the wrong position and making way more mistakes than with any other keyboard I've used. For example, the function keys are exactly the same distance off the numbers--bad. Also, the logo on the "cmd" key looks similar the Windows key so I'm constantly confused which button is the Start button--I don't want Mac keys on my Windows keyboard. I also prefer dedicated multimedia keys over dual purpose FN keys. I do like the feel of the keys and can type quickly when I'm in the right position. It's VERY expensive, but I ordered direct from Logitech and got the palm rest for free. Finally, good luck getting your custom MX Master buttons to work--Logitech Options is CRAP.
Sorry to hear that. Have you been able to find a better alternative? I’d be interested to check those out as well.
Keep in mind that logitech software will occasionally break and prevent you from using all these features.
Oh no. I was aware of that. I haven’t experienced this over the years. But I’ll keep it in mind
It usually happens (1-3 times/month) with Macs but I’ve occasionally had it occur on my Windows laptop.
@@MadEngineer29 are you kidding? 😅 planning to buy one for my Mac
@@Dub105 I don’t know if it stopped after my third or fourth install or if logitech updated the software, but I haven’t seen it happen in a while
I’ve been using the MX Keys and MX Keys Mini on both Windows and macOS and haven’t had a single problem with the software.
I don't use keyboards anymore, I simply stream my key presses to the computer using AI
I just want to grow up and be like you
I don’t understand that hype around this mechanical keyboard. this keyboard is so bad, so cheap for the price... when typing on it it sounds so "plastic"… I prefer so much the mx Keys which makes it really premium and has much better typing comfort 😕
Well it depends on your experience, for some people the MX mechanical keyboards are on the expensive side and they prefer something around $50. But for most they are great entry level
@@wlsntech This is precisely the problem: this keyboard is very expensive for what it offers 🤔😕
I agree that the MX Mechanical is very expensive but I still like it for its wireless features. I also have a much cheaper Sharkoon Purewriter which types just fine, but it's wired and the metal border gives me static discharge shock 😅
The normal MX Mini is nice, but I really missed the Home and End keys.
I need a portable and small keyboard for my tablet but I'm not sure if I should upgrade from my cheap fake apple keyboard lol
What are the issues that you have with your current Apple keyboard? Sounds like you’re ready to move on. logitech makes really good and accessible keyboards.
@@wlsntech Mine isn't an official apple one it just copies the same design. It is a cheap, very flexy and very simple bluetooth keyboard I got for a couple of dollars. It doesn't have anything wrong with it but I love keyboards, especially mechanic ones, so I may actually get the mx mechanical but I'm worried about the thickness.
Personally, I don’t have any issues with flex for the MX unless you really try to twist it. The Mx mechanical is a nice alternative option. It is thicker, but that’s only if you like a mechanical keyboard. And I’m talking about the mini for both. Since you would like to use it with your tablet, the mini is even sturdier.
My love affair with mechanical keyboard has ended. So mx keys pls
Sad to hear that. But as someone who’s started to look into them, it does seem like a lot.