MX Mechanical Mini

Nice. May I suggests a better keyboard and mouse for your awesome mac mini? Logitech MX Mechanical Mini with Logitech MX Master. Find them on ebay for half price or less. I bought 3 keyboards for $50 each and 4 mice for $25 each. Original price are $159.99 and $65.99.

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

Hi, missed keystrokes can sometimes be caused by Bluetooth interference, low battery, or key wear. You could try replacing the batteries, reconnecting the keyboard, testing on another device, or using it closer to the receiver/device to rule out signal issues. If you’re considering an upgrade, you m

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.

southpaw options are surprisingly rare, especially wireless. for tkl with a separate numpad, the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini is solid and you can grab their numpad separately - both wireless. if you want something with that full keycap coverage for longer nails, the Keychron K3 Pro in their mint gre

I was searching for something similar a few months back. The NuPhy Air75 V2 might fit what you need, though it's slightly above your budget. Honestly I'd check the Keychron K3 Pro which has a low profile option with separated arrows. Another solid pick is the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini if you can f

that monsgeek issue is frustrating. for something that just works out the box with silent linears, check the keychron k2 pro - comes with browns but you can swap to their silent reds. also the nuphy air75 v2 with their silent alpacas is super quiet and feels great stock. if you want zero fuss, the l

honestly, taking the leap out of the logitech ecosystem feels scary at first but its so worth it. being able to just pop out a single bad switch for a few cents instead of throwing a whole $160 board in the trash will save you so much money and headache long term. one quick practical heads up though