[Keyboard] Logitech MX Keys wireless keyboard review

Today, I will review the Logitech MX keys wireless keyboard after purchase.

As an IT developer, I spend most of the day resting my hands on the keyboard.

So, it seems that the keyboard is an item that has a good return on investment.

In fact, there are a lot of keyboard enthusiasts (?) among developers.

I make a keyboard chest of drawers, stack dozens of them, and collect memories (?) about each keyboard.

The keyboard I mainly use is the Leopold mechanical keyboard, and I alternately switch between [Mac book, Windows desktop, and tablet].

There were quite a few inconveniences while using it.

So I searched and bought the Logitech MX Keys because it satisfies the above requirements and had good reviews.

Below is a picture after I bought it myself and used it for over 3 months.

Let's start by sharing the pros and cons.

1. Advantage: Multiple devices can be easily changed and used with keyboard buttons.

            For example, if you press twice on the home key while using Windows, control is transferred to the Mac Book.

            There is a concave part of the key cap, so the error rate is low.

            The gray color goes well with anything and is pretty!

            Logitech unifying support. (Logitech supports compatibility between multiple devices)

            The matte coating makes it soft when rubbed against your fingers.

            Less keyboard noise. (To the extent that there are no disturbances around when using the office)

            It's heavy so the keyboard doesn't slide.

            I like the soft back light.

            It's wireless!

2. Disadvantages: Since it is a panto graph method, the depth of pressing the key is shallow.

            Compared to mechanical keyboards, the feel of the keys is not good.

            Because the space is long and the key arrangement is slightly different, some keys are prone to typos or inconvenient.

            It is heavy and not portable. (Advantages and Disadvantages)

3. Conclusion

   -. It's a great keyboard for switching between devices.

      Most of all, the keyboard is pretty, so it's just about looking around.

      It seems to be a good product for a price of around 10,000 won.

As a sister product, a wrist rest (palm rest) is also sold, but the height of the keyboard is low, so there is no need to buy it.

Below is the introduction of Logitech, the manufacturing company.

Meet the top-of-the-line keyboard.

Introducing the top-of-the-line wireless illuminated keyboard, the MX Keys keyboard. It features concave keys that fit snugly at your fingertips, perfect keystrokes, smart back lighting, and rugged durability. Become a true master with the MX Keys keyboard.

Perfect keystrokes - smooth, natural, precise.

Meet Logitech's keyboard technology, Perfect Stroke key. Smooth, accurate, ultimate typing experience. The concave-centered key design ensures accurate input no matter where you press the key. All keys are matte-coated for natural finger glide.

Incredible stability, ultimate comfort

Improved keyboard stability by reducing noise and optimizing responsiveness. The MX Keys keyboard has a sturdy, one-piece metal body design that doesn't wobble as you type.

Stylish illumination, smart back light

A proximity sensor detects movement and automatically turns on the backlight when you place your hand on the keyboard.

After use, the back light is automatically turned off to save power efficiently.

The back light automatically adjusts according to the ambient light level and can be set as desired.

Multiple PCs with one MX Keys

Try using the MX Keys keyboard and MX Master 3 together. Switching PCs is easier. MX Master 3 with Logitech Flow technology automatically connects the keyboard as the cursor moves.

You can control multiple computers seamlessly with one keyboard and mouse, and you can move around freely.