MX Mechanical

I sold my keychron and just went with the MX mechanical. Not really a "normal" mechanical keyboard you can mod or anything, but still a good one.

That's a Logitech MX Mechanical Mini, it's... a mechanical keyboard. A shitty overpriced one, but still.

This pissed me off so much when I found out after buying the mx mechanical mini. Why did they have to use a nonstandard keyboard layout?? Wtf? Also, the backlight constantly turning off and on that they refuse to fix his updates. I decided I will never buy anything by Logitech after that alone.

I went through Logitech customer service for the exact same issue with an MX Mechanical Mini, and I got the exact same runaround. I needed a fifty-cent keycap and your suggestion was to spend $150.00+ on a new keyboard, and I can't use aftermarket keycaps on your stupid, rattly keyboard with its che

Fiz a mesma coisa. Passei a odiar teclado mecânico kkkkkkkkkkk. Tive 2 que foram caríssimos, um Keychron (na época paguei uns 500 reais, hoje ele custa uns 900) e um Logitech MX Mechanical Mini. O primeiro durou uns 2 anos e parou de funcionar, o segundo em 2 anos e meio já tá dando mal contato em v

Do you find that the backlight comes on all the time by itself? I had that problem when I had the Mechanical. I returned it for an MX Keys Mini and this one doesn't have the problem.

I got a Logitech mx mechanical. The oil on the keycaps drove me nuts. So I got the Nuphy Air75 V3. It feels so much fucking better and is not an oil magnet. But the typing experience is also night and day. The Logitech feels hollow and echoey while the Nuphy feels intentional and solid. Get it and t

It’s no different to putting up with minor annoyances on other expensive products. I’m in same boat as you with other pricey Logitech keyboards. Both my G915 and my cheaper K855 started having sporadic keyless (or missed press) issues which got progressively worse as time went on. But because option

If none regrets it, none will answer, so I will chime in. My loyalty to Logitech died with my two G15s and with my two G13s which (all) weren‘t even mechanical, but I loved them. Around that time I bought myself my first mechanical Filco with red cherry switches, then (after a while) two Tesoro Dura

Welcome to the rabbit hole.. I'll preface that I'm still learning too, so take this as you will. My first mechanical KB was a Logitech G915. It was a huge upgrade from whatever crap my company provided and it was amazing. Clicky, and positive feel, but I ran into issues of wear and had one failure a