MX Keys S

Exactly, there’s only one 100% ISO low profile fitting the description that I can think of, and it’s not that premium. Although any quality Logitech product like the MX Keys S/K950 would be a huge improvement to your wife’s keyboard based on what you say, the feeling of membrane vs something like th

The Logitech MX Series are awesome. Doesn't matter if your get the 3, 3S or 4 MX mouse, they're all three amazing if you are a "clean" person. Meaning the 3 and 3S have a softer top layer that needs to be wiped occasionally. The MX Keys or MX Keys S are both dreams to work with.

I've used both Logitech and Keychron wireless keyboards with all of my Android phones and tablets, including my Pixel 8 Pro. I'll never get away completely from Logitech as long as they have trackballs (my wife's and my own preference over mice) and that their wireless keyboards work with modern com

Logitech MX Keys S is a great keyboard, never thought id like this design but I love it.

I like it a lot. I've been using it largely in place of a Logitech MX Keys (membrane version) I had been using for several years. I really like the typing feel, has great functionality, and looks and feels exceptionally premium. Really excellent keyboard for anyone looking for that ultra low-profile

I’ve got a dell 27 inch monitor with a kvm built in. Work Mac book plugged in via usb c, my Mac mini m4 is attached with hdmi and usb cable. I switch between the devices in the monitor menu, and the keyboard / mouse move between devices. The keyboard and mouse I have are Logitech mx keys - so I can

I have a Logitech K950 very close to MX Keys minus the backlight and is powered by 2 AAA batteries. I love it and batteries last 3 years no worrying about charging. I don't need a backlit keyboard at the office. And build quality is very good.

Hi everyone! Can you help me find an alternative to the Logitech MX Keys S (non-mechanical), but within the world of mechanical keyboards? In short, I really love the Logitech MX Keys S – its form factor and size, the tactile feedback when typing, the sound, and the actuation force. In fact, it’s th

Totally get it having to replace your mouse every couple of years is annoying. I’d honestly go with the Logitech MX Keys S and MX Master 3S combo. It does the same 3-device switching with Bluetooth or dongle, but the mouse actually lasts and the keyboard feels really nice. Feels like a proper upgrad

I’ll be honest... I absolutely love my MX Keys S. It’s a joy to type on and looks and feels great. On the other hand, I can’t stand the LogiOptions+ software; it’s bloated, messy, and a serious resource hog. If Logitech ever made it more stable and streamlined, I’d be thrilled.