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title: "Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard"
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# Multi-device Easy-Switch (3 devices) 15 days battery life (backlit on) 104 tactile mechanical keys Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard

**Brand:** logitech
**Price:** B/.727
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⌨️ Elevate your workspace with the keyboard that works as hard as you do.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard by logitech
- **How much does it cost?** B/.727 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- logitech enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted logitech brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Power Through Your Day:** USB-C quick charging delivers up to 15 days of use with backlighting, or 10 months without—no more battery anxiety.
- • **Customizable Control Hub:** Personalize function keys, backlighting, and integrate with MX Master mouse for Flow cross-computer control via Logi Options+.
- • **Effortless Precision Typing:** Low-profile mechanical keys designed for natural wrist comfort and long hours of productivity.
- • **Smart Adaptive Illumination:** Backlit keys light up as your hands approach and adjust automatically to ambient light for distraction-free focus.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Workflow:** Switch instantly between up to 3 devices with dedicated Easy-Switch buttons—perfect for hybrid work setups.

## Overview

The Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard is a premium UK QWERTY mechanical keyboard featuring tactile, clicky, or linear switches with low-profile keys for ergonomic comfort. It supports multi-device Bluetooth and Logi Bolt wireless connectivity, allowing seamless switching between three devices. The smart backlit keys illuminate on approach and adjust automatically, while a rechargeable USB-C battery offers up to 15 days of use with lighting. Customizable via Logi Options+, it integrates perfectly with MX Master mice for enhanced productivity, making it an ideal choice for professionals seeking a versatile, high-performance typing experience.

## Description

From the manufacturer aplus content video PERFORMANCE YOU CAN FEEL Tactile Quiet mechanical typing. Clicky and Linear switches also available. LOW-PROFILE KEYS, MORE COMFORT Low-profile mechanical keys are designed for a more natural wrist position, providing effortless precision and longer hours of typing comfort. SMART ILLUMINATION Backlit keys light up the moment your hands approach and automatically adjust. MULTI-DEVICE, MULTI-OS Pair with up to 3 devices. Compatible with Windows, macOS, Chrome OS(4), Linux(4), iPadoS(4) and more. USB-C QUICK CHARGING Stay powered up to 15 days or up to 10 months with the backlighting turned off(3). WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY Robust wireless connection via Bluetooth Low Energy or Logi Bolt receiver(2). CUSTOMISE WITH LOGI OPTIONS+ Customise Fn keys, assign backlighting effects, and team with an MX mouse to enable Flow cross-computer control, and more (1). BE MORE PRODUCTIVE WITH MX MASTER 3S GET BRIO ULTRA HD WEBCAM FOR SHARPER CALLS GET PREMIUM AUDIO WITH ZONE WIRELESS SPOTLIGHT PRESENTATION REMOTE Create, make, and do with an icon – remastered. Magspeed scrolling, 8K DPI tracking, and Quiet Click make it the greatest MX Master mouse ever. Level up your calls and videos with 4k video, streaming optimisation and adjustable field of view settings. Optimised for streaming. Wide, adjustable field of view. Get premium audio for your music and calls, reliable Wireless connectivity, and a background-noise cancelling mic. Present like never before with intuitive slide navigation, advanced digital pointer modes, and smart time management.

Review: Once you have one of these you'll never want another keyboard - I was initially reluctant to splash out the £160 this keyboard costs but a friend swore blind by his and advised me to keep an eye out for a price reduction and then grab it then. It turns out this was a wise decision. Since purchasing this keyboard, i've followed up by purchasing the Logitech bluetooth mouse and speakers set as well. All three bits of equipment seem expensive compared to the cheap rubbish you can get, but here it turns out that paying that bit extra was more than worth it. It's the keyboard I'm reviewing here, though, so a brief bit of context. I'm a developer and do a bit of writing on the side as well, so tend to spend a lot of time using a keyboard. I also work IT from home, so I'm used to using various keyboards from old, wired HP ones, and the cheaper, flimsy plastic logitech ones that share adapters with their cheap mice. I've never really thought much about getting something multi-purpose that I could use among all my devices until recently, but I've been a Mac user for years, so once I'd decided it was worth pursuing, I needed to get something that would work well on both my Mac mini and the work laptop. Since purchasing this device, i've also picked up a windows gaming laptop, so it became even more important. The first thing I considered is how the keyboard feels when typing. Even though this keyboard does have a numeric pad, the whole unit did feel like it was a bit smaller in width than the keyboards I'm normally used to, so it took a little adjustment before that became comfortable. I also had a small niggle with the space bar causing a rather noisy squeak in a quiet environment, which was unexpected. Rather than send it back, I decided to remove the space bar key (easy enough to do, if you're not heavy-handed) and actually turned it around. That worked for a while, but then the sqeak returned. I then flipped it back to its original postion and got a little paint brush with some keyboard oil to lubricate the underside spring area just a little. That solved that issue, and is the only negative experience I had with the change. I'm a cack-handed, two finger typist mostly - apart from banging the space bar with the thumb of my left hand. I also tent to mistype a fair bit, so the back space key has to be instantly reachable with one of the fingers of my right hand, and accurate. Nothing worse than trying to delete a character and accidentally hitting insert, or another key in that general area. I'm comfortable doing reasonable typing speed on this new keyboard, although I have tended to find that sometimes I'm hitting function keys instead of numbers because obviously i'm watching the screen. This is almost certainly due to my stupid fingers rather than an issue with the keyboard. The keys themselves are touch lovely. Honestly, just the feel of them, and the firm way they move on the plate when depressed is great. It actually probably increases productivity because it feels so nice to type with it. I've often absently found myself stroking my hand across the keyboard just to feel the keys because they're just that smooth. You'll see what I mean if you try it. It's probably important for me to say that I can't emphasise how nice it is to work with a keyboard that feels this nice. Now this is an expensive keyboard because it's mechanical, and has the lovely backlighting options and all that, but why does it cost so much? There are 3 programmable connection buttons, so you have the potential to use it with up to 3 devices, should you want to, all by just bluetooth connections. This makes the unit very portable if you want to use it in different areas around the house, just for starters. I've now got it setup to work for my Mac, work laptop and gaming laptop and switching between them is just a matter of pushing whichever connection button has been configured. Ironically it wasn't something I really bought the unit for originally, it just turned out to be so handy that I'd probably have bought one much sooner, had I realised it could do this. The function keys are all cross purpose. Default mode has the function keys work for the usual media controls and screen brightness, keyboard colour settings and so on. Just hold down the function key and press escape once and then the function keys work as they would within any application or game you're using. It's that simple. So much easier than holding down func each time you want to use it's alternate command for every keypress otherwise. This feature has probably been around on other keyboards prior to this, but i've never had one, or noticed it, so it's worth a mention. There's no messing about with batteries for power on this keyboard either. For all i know it might actually take batteries - I never thought to check - but it has a USB 2 port at the back right-side corner for charging. It holds charge very well, and the logitech software will advise you how much remains. For me, i just put in one of those little magnet adaptors into the back of it and got a magnet charging cable, so i could alternate the one charging lead between this, the mouse (which uses the old micro USB connector) and my phone/ipad. No more clumsy pushing connectors in and out all the time, and damaging the casing trying to ram them in. The numeric keyboard also has a few dual functions on some of the keys so now, on either the Mac or PC, I can just press the lock key in the top right of keyboard and then the escape key in the top left of the keyboard and it's locked down with the screen blanked. It's only a little convenience but I found that so much nicer than sleeping a computer with the mouse, or giving my fingers cramped trying to windows L on one hand. You have the usual stands you can pull out on the underside of the keyboard to raise the back height and also one of the keys actually pops up the calculator, and works for both machines. Again, probably always been a keyboard feature but I've found that so handy since I realised I could do it. Expensive keyboard but it turned out to be so worth the price, I think. 100% recommend.
Review: All round excellent keyboard - I can't think of anything I don't like about this keyboard. I've heard a lot of people saying the letters rub off, or the keys get marked with finger grease. If this is happening to mine, it's not something I notice. I work from home, so use it for upwards of eight hours a day, and have had it for six months. I came from an Apple keyboard, and various Apple macbook pros, since 2013. I always like chiclet keyboard, and moved to an MX Keys, which was also good, and nice to type on that the new Apple keyboards that come with the Mac Pro. I then replace the MX Keys with the MX Mechanical, and haven't looked back. It makes a really satisfying noise, but isn't obnoxiously loud. I can type at about 80wpm on it, about the same as the MX Keys, but I enjoy it more on this one. The backlighting is good, and responsive -- to the point that my mac pro keyboard now seems sluggish because you have to actually tap a key to make it light up. The wireless connection is very good. Keep in mind that only the USB dongle will work with bitlocker/filevault, or entering bios, otherwise, on mac and pc, bluetooth won't work until the OS boots. I ended up buying a spare USB dongle, and have one in my mac and one in my PC. Every so often, the keyboard goes a bit weird, laggy and repeats keys, and I have to power cycle it. Maybe once a month. Battery is great, much better than the MX Keys. I can't be charging it more frequently than once a month, I don't think. I spent a long time on the fence about this keyboard. If you are too, buy it. It is expensive, but worth it. I like it so much, I left this really long review.

## Features

- UK QWERTY

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07W4DHKZJ |
| Antenna Location | Office |
| Best Sellers Rank | 2,652 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 26 in Keyboards (Computers & Accessories) |
| Box Contents | USB Cable |
| Brand | Logitech |
| Brand Name | Logitech |
| Button Quantity | 104 |
| Colour | Graphite |
| Compatible Devices | Android Devices on Android 8.0 or later, Chromebook, Mac, PC, iPad on iPadOS 14 or later |
| Compatible Operating System Family | Windows |
| Compatible devices | Android Devices on Android 8.0 or later, Chromebook, Mac, PC, iPad on iPadOS 14 or later |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, Logi Bolt |
| Connectivity technology | Bluetooth, Logi Bolt |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 406 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 43.4L x 13.2W x 2.6H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Mechanical keyboard |
| Item Weight | 1100 Grams |
| Keyboard Backlighting Color Support | Single Color |
| Keyboard Description | Mechanical |
| Keyboard Layout | QWERTY |
| Keyboard description | Mechanical |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Logitech |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SYktcjgs |
| Minimum Required Operating System Version | Windows 10 |
| Model Name | Logitech MX Mechanical Wireless Illuminated Performance Keyboard |
| Model Number | 920-010756 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Keys | 104 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Sections | 1 |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Battery (USB-C) |
| Product Features | Customizable Display Keys, Easy-switch, Perfect stroke keys, Smart backlit keys |
| Product Warranty | 2 year manufacturer |
| Recommended uses for product | Office |
| Series Number | 920010756 |
| Special feature | Customizable Display Keys, Easy-switch, Perfect stroke keys , Smart backlit keys |
| Style Name | Full Size |
| Switch Type | Tactile Quiet, Clicky, Linear |
| Theme | Graphite, Tech |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Logitech
- **Colour:** Graphite
- **Compatible devices:** Android Devices on Android 8.0 or later, Chromebook, Mac, PC, iPad on iPadOS 14 or later
- **Connectivity technology:** Bluetooth, Logi Bolt
- **Keyboard backlighting colour support:** Single Color
- **Keyboard description:** Mechanical
- **Product dimensions:** 43.4L x 13.2W x 2.6H centimetres
- **Recommended uses for product:** Office
- **Special feature:** Customizable Display Keys, Easy-switch, Perfect stroke keys, Smart backlit keys
- **Style:** Full Size

## Images

![Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61mbuaQIMwL.jpg)
![Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71BVIKz5ZvL.jpg)
![Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71jU3lFYb+L.jpg)
![Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71qx6adOSyL.jpg)
![Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Illuminated Keyboard - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71YZWNptP1L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Color, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Where are the options for clicky and Linear switches described in the product description?**
A: Logitech don't offer those switch options on the UK layout.

**Q: Does it come with small or large enter key?**
A: Yes. Height wise it spans two rows of keys (two keys high). Width wise the bottom half is one-key wide, but the top half is more like 1.25x the regular key width.

**Q: What is the tactile switches like for gaming? used to cherry mx reds. Looking for use with the steam deck, hence why i'm looking at this for bluetooth**
A: Tactile switches aren't ideal for gaming as they feel slower and have more resistance (tactile bump). Linear switches would be better for gaming.

**Q: Why is this £194.99 when its rrp is £149.99? why doesn’t this come with the logi bolt receiver?**
A: The Mac version doesn’t come the Bolt receiver. I’m not sure why either, but they only seem to offer the bolt receiver with the original PC/Mac MX mechanical mini.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Once you have one of these you'll never want another keyboard
*by X***A on 6 December 2023*

I was initially reluctant to splash out the £160 this keyboard costs but a friend swore blind by his and advised me to keep an eye out for a price reduction and then grab it then. It turns out this was a wise decision. Since purchasing this keyboard, i've followed up by purchasing the Logitech bluetooth mouse and speakers set as well. All three bits of equipment seem expensive compared to the cheap rubbish you can get, but here it turns out that paying that bit extra was more than worth it. It's the keyboard I'm reviewing here, though, so a brief bit of context. I'm a developer and do a bit of writing on the side as well, so tend to spend a lot of time using a keyboard. I also work IT from home, so I'm used to using various keyboards from old, wired HP ones, and the cheaper, flimsy plastic logitech ones that share adapters with their cheap mice. I've never really thought much about getting something multi-purpose that I could use among all my devices until recently, but I've been a Mac user for years, so once I'd decided it was worth pursuing, I needed to get something that would work well on both my Mac mini and the work laptop. Since purchasing this device, i've also picked up a windows gaming laptop, so it became even more important. The first thing I considered is how the keyboard feels when typing. Even though this keyboard does have a numeric pad, the whole unit did feel like it was a bit smaller in width than the keyboards I'm normally used to, so it took a little adjustment before that became comfortable. I also had a small niggle with the space bar causing a rather noisy squeak in a quiet environment, which was unexpected. Rather than send it back, I decided to remove the space bar key (easy enough to do, if you're not heavy-handed) and actually turned it around. That worked for a while, but then the sqeak returned. I then flipped it back to its original postion and got a little paint brush with some keyboard oil to lubricate the underside spring area just a little. That solved that issue, and is the only negative experience I had with the change. I'm a cack-handed, two finger typist mostly - apart from banging the space bar with the thumb of my left hand. I also tent to mistype a fair bit, so the back space key has to be instantly reachable with one of the fingers of my right hand, and accurate. Nothing worse than trying to delete a character and accidentally hitting insert, or another key in that general area. I'm comfortable doing reasonable typing speed on this new keyboard, although I have tended to find that sometimes I'm hitting function keys instead of numbers because obviously i'm watching the screen. This is almost certainly due to my stupid fingers rather than an issue with the keyboard. The keys themselves are touch lovely. Honestly, just the feel of them, and the firm way they move on the plate when depressed is great. It actually probably increases productivity because it feels so nice to type with it. I've often absently found myself stroking my hand across the keyboard just to feel the keys because they're just that smooth. You'll see what I mean if you try it. It's probably important for me to say that I can't emphasise how nice it is to work with a keyboard that feels this nice. Now this is an expensive keyboard because it's mechanical, and has the lovely backlighting options and all that, but why does it cost so much? There are 3 programmable connection buttons, so you have the potential to use it with up to 3 devices, should you want to, all by just bluetooth connections. This makes the unit very portable if you want to use it in different areas around the house, just for starters. I've now got it setup to work for my Mac, work laptop and gaming laptop and switching between them is just a matter of pushing whichever connection button has been configured. Ironically it wasn't something I really bought the unit for originally, it just turned out to be so handy that I'd probably have bought one much sooner, had I realised it could do this. The function keys are all cross purpose. Default mode has the function keys work for the usual media controls and screen brightness, keyboard colour settings and so on. Just hold down the function key and press escape once and then the function keys work as they would within any application or game you're using. It's that simple. So much easier than holding down func each time you want to use it's alternate command for every keypress otherwise. This feature has probably been around on other keyboards prior to this, but i've never had one, or noticed it, so it's worth a mention. There's no messing about with batteries for power on this keyboard either. For all i know it might actually take batteries - I never thought to check - but it has a USB 2 port at the back right-side corner for charging. It holds charge very well, and the logitech software will advise you how much remains. For me, i just put in one of those little magnet adaptors into the back of it and got a magnet charging cable, so i could alternate the one charging lead between this, the mouse (which uses the old micro USB connector) and my phone/ipad. No more clumsy pushing connectors in and out all the time, and damaging the casing trying to ram them in. The numeric keyboard also has a few dual functions on some of the keys so now, on either the Mac or PC, I can just press the lock key in the top right of keyboard and then the escape key in the top left of the keyboard and it's locked down with the screen blanked. It's only a little convenience but I found that so much nicer than sleeping a computer with the mouse, or giving my fingers cramped trying to windows L on one hand. You have the usual stands you can pull out on the underside of the keyboard to raise the back height and also one of the keys actually pops up the calculator, and works for both machines. Again, probably always been a keyboard feature but I've found that so handy since I realised I could do it. Expensive keyboard but it turned out to be so worth the price, I think. 100% recommend.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ All round excellent keyboard
*by L***M on 27 June 2025*

I can't think of anything I don't like about this keyboard. I've heard a lot of people saying the letters rub off, or the keys get marked with finger grease. If this is happening to mine, it's not something I notice. I work from home, so use it for upwards of eight hours a day, and have had it for six months. I came from an Apple keyboard, and various Apple macbook pros, since 2013. I always like chiclet keyboard, and moved to an MX Keys, which was also good, and nice to type on that the new Apple keyboards that come with the Mac Pro. I then replace the MX Keys with the MX Mechanical, and haven't looked back. It makes a really satisfying noise, but isn't obnoxiously loud. I can type at about 80wpm on it, about the same as the MX Keys, but I enjoy it more on this one. The backlighting is good, and responsive -- to the point that my mac pro keyboard now seems sluggish because you have to actually tap a key to make it light up. The wireless connection is very good. Keep in mind that only the USB dongle will work with bitlocker/filevault, or entering bios, otherwise, on mac and pc, bluetooth won't work until the OS boots. I ended up buying a spare USB dongle, and have one in my mac and one in my PC. Every so often, the keyboard goes a bit weird, laggy and repeats keys, and I have to power cycle it. Maybe once a month. Battery is great, much better than the MX Keys. I can't be charging it more frequently than once a month, I don't think. I spent a long time on the fence about this keyboard. If you are too, buy it. It is expensive, but worth it. I like it so much, I left this really long review.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very nice keyboard
*by A***S on 29 January 2026*

this is a fantastic keyboard. very comfortable to use and a lot less "clicky" than a normal mechanical keyboard. the backlighting is bright but not too bright and is adjustable with function keys directly on the keyboard the backlighting will turn off if you don't use the keyboard for a few minutes (it turns back on as soon as you touch the keyboard) I've had it for a few months now and the battery life is very good, it needs charged about once every 2 weeks or so (and I use my PC every day for long periods with the backlight set to full brightness) it's perhaps a bit expensive but you get what you pay for

## Frequently Bought Together

- Logitech MX Mechanical Wireless Illuminated Performance Keyboard, Tactile Quiet Switches, QWERTY UK English Layout - Grey
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