MX Mechanical Mini

I have Nuphy Air 75, but I’ve been wanting to grab the MX Mechanical Mini because it has both Win (work) and Mac (personal) symbols printed on the keys with no need to swap physical caps. Also, a backlight. Also, an open platform base rather than an enclosed tray…which seems easier to clean.

Puh, ja, Handys mit Tastatur sind schwierig. Ich weiß nur von Clicks, das sind Hüllen mit integriertem Keyboard, die sollen ganz gut sein. Aber das würde mich wahnsinnig machen. Ich schreibe auf einem Boox Page (den gibt es nicht mehr neu, am nächsten dran wäre wahrscheinlich der Boox Go 7) mit eine

check out the Keychron K1 Max and Logitech G515; they’re good picks. If you want more to look at, the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini and Razer Pro Type Ultra are worth checking out too. They’re low profile, wireless, and feel nice for coding and gaming Also, keyboardyeti has a comparison table that cou

I am literally here right now due to a google search for this exact issue. I bought this keyboard in February 2026, and my spacebar is already sticking nonstop albeit with slight periods of relief. The first few sentences of this draft were actually one giant run on block of text before I fixed them

I really like the Casa Keys setup although I’ve since also purchased the MX Mechanical Mini and I’m getting used to that keyboard and rethinking my mobile setup entirely… However, I can’t help but think how awesome it would have been for a Casa-like set-up with that tray from the Etsy shop as the re

No problem! That’s the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini. I personally used it as my main keyboard for over a year and really liked it. It’s compact and lightweight, making it great for carrying around, and I totally agree with you on the benefits of the low-profile design. Since it's been out for a while

Thank you very much for suggestion. "Logitech MX Mechanical Mini" is nice new option, but still not in TKL "Razer Pro Type Ultra" is sadly not TKL layout keyboard and is all white.I forget to mention I want to buy it in the EU.

My hope would be that they fix the size/spacing or whatever is non-standard so 3rd party keycaps are compatible. For me, one of the purposes of a mechanical keyboard is the ability to replace the keycaps. I still love my MX Mechanical Mini but I really wish they hadn't gone non-standard in that resp

I started with the MX Mechanical Mini. I liked it and just wanted OOTB functionally, compatibility with windows/Mac, and I use a MX Master so I wanted to like the Logitech. The keycaps are a freaking oil magnet, so I switched to Nuphy.

I am using Logitech MX Mechanical Mini (the regular one) with a Mac - but there's also a dedicated Mac version. Not sure about the layouts (ES/PT) , but it ticks all your other requirements. There's a 10key less and a full size version and you can get various switches (hard click, soft click, linear