Logitech MX Mechanical

Excellent typing experience Works with Windows and MacOS Pairs with up to three devices at once Adaptive, useful backlight Pairing is a breeze

A bit expensive Limited key remapping options No hot-swappable switches

“The Logitech MX Mechanical keyboard should be the centerpiece of your next office setup.”

Full-size and tenkeyless models available ; Excellent, not-too-noisy typing feel ; Attractive backlighting ; Choice of three switch types ; Handy setup software

Dull, dark appearance ; Impractical emoji key ; No wrist rest ; No macro programming

Logitech finally serves up office workers a mechanical keyboard from its own stable. The wireless, low-profile MX Mechanical is a winner, offered in two sizes with three switch types.

Quiet, responsive switches ; Low profile for faster typing ; 15-day battery backup ; Top-notch build ; Numerous connectivity options ; Automatic waking when it senses you near

Finicky automatic backlight ; Mediocre quality keycaps

In the end, Logitech’s MX Mechanical keyboard is not a bad keyboard by any means. But at $170, the MX Mechanical seems at least $20 more expensive than it ought to be.

Easily switch between connected devices ; Decent battery life ; Backlit keyboard

No wrist pad ; Little to no console support

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Great mechanical action ; Superb battery life ; Perfect form-factor and layout ; Useful and configurable backlighting

Too pricey for some ; Limited adjustability for rake

It’s not cheap, but Logitech’s MX Mechanical keyboard is a pleasure to use in just about every respect. Crucially for a wireless keyboard it has great battery life, and its mechanical-switch action provides loads of feel. Discreet backlighting and...

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