Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard

An excellent mechanical keyboard in terms of both noise and feel. I know some people won't be a fan of the 'squishier' feel of the keys on this (think somewhere between an Mx cherry red meets a traditional membrane keyboard, but leaning on the cherry red side), but I've found the trade-off more than worth it. It's comfortable to type on whilst keeping noise low, great for a work environment or library. The flatter profile of the keys also makes for an easy carry, and I actually prefer this layout over a raised profile as I find it easier to touch type. The other features such as multi device pairing, as well as integrated backlight really set this keyboard apart, and the aluminium material gives it a nice weight with a premium feel. Setup was super simple, just enter pairing mode and connect as you would expect. Battery life seems really good. Have had this on the go for a month ( at around 40 hours a week, backlight in minimum) and still have not had to recharge. My one minor nitpick would be that there are no included keycaps for non-mac nor traditional QWERTY UK layout '@' Symbol etc so while the keys do function, the symbols may bother you. Overall very impressed. Not the cheapest, but the value I think is quite good just due to the features and battery life. Would highly recommend

This is an excellent keyboard for everyday people just trying to do some work. I have originally used the MX Keys which honestly is also an excellent keyboard (if you're deciding between either of them you can't go wrong). I have never had a mechanical keyboard and I'm just a regular person. I'm not a gamer. I work from home some days and from the office other days and I primarily use word, excel and power point. I'm also not someone who is going to remove keys or switches. Online, there are a lot of complaints that you can't change switches easily and that the space bar is not a standard size. Whilst it's annoying the space bar is not standard (in case you wanted to change keys), the target market is not people who want to do those things. The keyboard has a good typing feel. It took me about 1.5 days to get used to the typing. I had a LOT of typos on the first day and I wondered why anyone would want a mechanical keyboard. It does feel great and springy though, so I get the appeal. I'm using this at home rather than the office, so the noise should not bother, although my husband has commented on how loud it is compared to the MX Keys. So keep this in mind. If you've never used mechanical before, despite these being "quiet tactile", they are loud. I appreciate the following: - Good typing experience. I can type quickly on this. - Great lighting. This is better than the MX Keys because you can have different modes. My favourite is contrast which highlights some of the keys but not others. - Different angles are available on this. - Great short cut buttons. For example screen shot. These things are used on a regular basis. Personally I don't use some like emojis or dictation but this may be different for others. One thing to keep in mind, as this is higher than a membrane keyboard may be, you do need some sort of wrist rest. And the one provided by Logitech for MX Keys will be too short for this. The Mini size is very good for those who don't have to access the number pad on a regular basis. It is more wide than the MX Keys Mini but it does have extra buttons such as Page Down/Page Up etc. All in all this is a great product. Fast, easy to use, and no typos. Great for "regular" non mechanical keyboard people. If you're into mechanical keyboards and love switching things around, then you're already aware this product is not for you. If you want to try it out, or want something you obviously won't tinker with, this is a great way to go.

I'd happily pay £70-80 for this. The best feature is the Logitech bolt dongle and the Inbuilt Bluetooth, allowing to pair and switch between workstations very quick It is very quiet compared to traditional mechanicals - you won't embarrass yourself at the office mashing caps lock while fumbling on VIM Other than that, it's just a mediocre mechanical keyboard. Good battery life, keys aren't too spongy. Typical Logitech bloatware. Small form factor. Pretty resistant to grime and coffee Not a bad buy, if you want to fit in and keep a low profile while having some "nicer" tech at work.

I received my Logitech MX Mechanical Mini and was immediately surprised by the quality. It has a good heft to it and has a nice metal border around the keyboard that screams quality. The backlit keyboard is a really nice touch that illuminates as your hands reach towards the keyboard. I have had no issues with connectivity, plug and play, easy as that. Cannot say much about battery life yet but seems to be solid so far with around 10 days of usage. The quality of the keys is really nice, they have a soft touch feel and usability is really comfortable. I returned the Nuphy Air 75 on the feel of this keyboard alone. A couple of things to call out to be aware of: Noise - These are not the quietest of keys however have a nice feel of feedback. The noise is fairly satisfying. If you want a quiet keyboard, this might not be the one for you. Keyboard layout - This is the 75% layout version and the keys are nicely sensitive however there is a learning curve to get used to the layout. A few days in, I am feeling more comfortable with it. The arrow keys in particular are right on the edge which takes a little getting used to. I have, however, come from using a laptop keyboard. Ultimately, it feels really good to type if you are looking for a mechanical keyboard.

3 stars given its high price. Keys are not as smooth as I expected. You can feel the friction and pressure. Does take some weight to press down. I am using one from another brand at roughly half the price, which has smoother pressing feel. The sound of this one is moderate, not too quite, not too loud, can be used at night if no one is in the same room. Another thing is that it does not have a place to keep the little USB button with the keyboard. So it is not used, it may get lost the next day.

Great keyboard. Very satisfying to use, value for money I wouldn't say it great, but well worth it if you want a quality product. There are alternatives, but I found none did what I needed. Multi connect with other devices is incredibly helpful as a function, looks beautiful, durable, battery lasts a fair while.

More relaxed feel type of keyboard, good quality, Can switch between 3 PCs with just a press of a key

First off, the most important thing - how does this feel to type on. I've used quite a few mechanical keyboards over the years, some of the loud and clicky type, and some, like this one, the more damped, quieter variety. Honestly, from a pure typing feel the clicky ones are much more satisfying, but if you're around other people or you just prefer less noise, then these are okay enough once you get used to them. They are a bit spongey however, there's not the same feel of actuation when you know the key has registered, but they're still preferable to a membrane keyboard. This is also a very compact keyboard being both tenkey less and also having the cursor keys squished along to the left. Build quality is okay, it has very little flex and the keys themselves are stable, unlike other low profile Logitech keyboards, such as the G915 where the keys wobble all over the place if you so much as look at them. So far so good, but there's a big problem. This is a wireless keyboard so of course battery life is important, and presumably to increase that, Logitech have set the time out on the backlighting (which even at its peak pretty dim) to about 3-4 seconds. Meaning every time you stop typing for the briefest of windows, the keyboard is plunged into darkness and it's very hard to see what's written on the keys without the backlight. There's no way to change this, it's just stuck on an incredibly short time out. Plugging the keyboard into a USB port to give it power increases the time out window a little bit, but then your expensive wireless keyboard is now wired. The keyboard also goes to sleep often, meaning the first keystroke you make to wake it up will usually go unrecognised. There's also no way to adjust this sleep timeout. With some software fixes this could be a lot better, but as it stands it feels like a product with some pretty fatal flaws.

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Mediocre good. MX Keys mini is a superior choice, specially for the money. Pros: nice form factor, a bit heavier than expected but not overencumbering. Good battery when not using backlight. Bluetooth connection up to 3 devices. You can adjust the lighting style and settings and remap keys in the Options app. Cons: mediocre battery life when using backlight. It is not silent, not in the likes of K120s. The keys have a noticeable audible tap. Heavier to type than on a standard / laptop keyboard. After longer sessions of typing I get discomfort in my hands. The loss of media track control buttons in favour of a useless emoji and voice button is a sin in my books. Thought I'd give it a chance but ended up using it only because I missed the return window. Lack of linux software to remap the keys. NO HOT SWAPPABLE KEYS -- not fit for gamers.

Is the best keyboard that use. Mechanical and low profile keys together is a must

Prodotto di altissima qualità. Prezzo un po' alto ma li vale tutti

Ottima tastiera. Materiali di qualita' e piacevolissima e comoda la resistenza alla pressione dei tasti. Ho avuto difficolta' per il fatto che e' "inglese", a differenza della precedente che possedevo, per cui risulta difficoltoso l'utilizzo dei caratteri accentati. Molto utile per me la retroilluminazione dei tasti.