LogitechMX Keys S Wireless Keyboard, Low Profile, Fluid Quiet Typing, Programmable Keys, Backlighting, Bluetooth, USB C Rechargeable, for Windows PC, Linux, Chrome, Mac, QWERTY UK English, Pale Grey

The Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard is an exceptional peripheral designed for those who demand precision, comfort, and versatility in their daily work. It's a true upgrade for any desktop setup.One of its most impressive features is the low-profile design combined with fluid, quiet typing. The keys are incredibly satisfying to press, offering a perfect balance of tactile feedback without the distracting noise, making it ideal for any environment. The backlighting is intelligently designed, adjusting to ambient light and illuminating the keys just enough for comfortable typing in any condition.Productivity is significantly boosted by the programmable keys, allowing you to customize shortcuts and streamline your workflow across various applications. This level of personalization truly enhances efficiency.Connectivity is seamless and flexible, supporting both Bluetooth and USB-C for recharging. This ensures broad compatibility with Windows PCs, Linux, Chrome OS, and Mac devices. The QWERTY UK English layout is perfect for users in the UK.In summary, the Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard is a top-tier choice for professionals and anyone who spends a significant amount of time typing. Its combination of comfortable and quiet keys, smart backlighting, programmable features, and versatile connectivity makes it an outstanding investment for a premium and productive computing experience.

This is my third attempt at finding a new keyboard and I stuck gold. This is a Ferrari of the keyboard world. The key travel is excellent. Enough that you get good haptic feedback but light enough that typing is not a chore.The multiple connected laptops is a gamechanger, no more pairing and unpairing.The USB C battery charging mean you will never get caught short of battery life failing you.It also looks incredible, dare I say like something Apple would design.Buy it, you will not look back. It's has a premium price point but this is reflected in the thought and quality of the product.

For those wanting a cheaper version of the Mac Keyboard, this is not it. In white it certainly looks very similar. It's raised slightly more, which I prefer. The keys feel terrific quality. Time will tell if they keep their texture or go 'shiny' like another Logi keyboard I had in black (this one is white).I had a few problems, but these were more down to my settings. Whereas on a Mac Keyboard there is just a £ above the 3, on here there is a £ and a # in acircle. My Mac Mini was set to British PC.So if you are getting a £ when you do Opt/3, change your Lang to just 'British'.I like that it does have a nice look to it. The metalic look is not shiny, just a sort of shimmer. It's a quiet keyboard on which to type. Can't compare to the Mac one as not had one, but this feels nice. I can touch type at speed and it's not all "clicky".Three things I wish were different.1) The on/Off Toggle on the back. I wish it was a little easier to use. It's not flush, but almost is, making it a bit tricky to switch. But only a bit...2) I wish the Volume buttons were independant. The Volume UP us a button all it's own, The Down and Mute are NOT. So you have to press Fn to get it to reduce volume, which if you was not aware at the time, is a worry.I know it can't do it, but 3) is lack of Touch ID, but that's prob down to Trademark etc with Apple. But if you have a Watch, ait unlocks with that anyway, so no big deal.On a MAc, you have from bottom left: Function, Control, Option, Command.On this, you have CTRL, Options, Command. No Function, that's on the right.On the Right on a Mac you have Option, Command, Control.On this it is Cmd, Fn, Option.So if you are getting this keyboard instead of Mac, as it is "the same".... it isn't. Not sure why Logi did it like this, when people would get this, instead of the Apple one.That being said, I still like it. I'm growing use to the positions of those keys. The Volume one is just strange. Either all in Fn or none. Not just one. Can't quite understand how that was signed off.It's like having a car indicator, and to go Right to click it up. To go left, you click it down, but you also need to press something.Anyway... Id recommend it over Apple's as theirs is very costly, as one would expect from Apple.

The best keyboard I've ever used, worth the premium price. Having only used relatively cheap keyboards (because, hey, it just needs to work right?) my fingers felt the difference immediately. Really solid base, nice feel to the keys, lasts for about two weeks on the charge (I have the back light on a lot) and re-charges in about an hour.It you can, treat yourself!

High quality keyboard from Logitech. It has back lit which looks very cool. It matches my wife's apple ibook pro very well. She loves it.It's very easy to connect as I linked it tohet laptop via Bluetooth.The keys feel great when pressing on it.I would say it's worth the money I paid for.

This thing is a beauty! My other keyboard is a loud, garish gaming keyboard with big clicky punchy buttons and multicoloured lights and all manner of extra buttons, some of which I don't use or even know to do with. It's designed to be mashed and shouted at when I play games, and allows for the collection of crumbs of food stuffed hungrily into my mowf hole to be dropped between the keys, and remain unclaimed for years.But this keyboard is calming, delicate, and encourages one to consider word choice, to pause and ponder if a richer more insightful word might serve better. It feels a delight to use the keys - gentle simple touches, and charges with effortless ease (obvious a little effort is required with the cable) and holds it's charge for a decent amount of time. And the lights, oh my, what a delight to have tech respond to ones proximity! A joy to use! If heaven has keyboards they must be sporting them because I've got one!