Logitech MX Keys S Master Keyboard - Wireless Connectivity - Bluetooth - 32.81 ft - USB Interface - Windows 10, Windows 11, macOS 10.15, ChromeOS, Linux, iPadOS 14, Android 8.0 - English - Notebook...

Absolutely worth the price. I have a career in tax, and also operate my own small business. I regularly need to switch between my work computer and my business computer. This makes it so easy. Just spend the money. Think how much time you spend typing. It's worth it.

The MX Keys S in Graphite is a fantastic keyboard for typing and productivity. The keys are responsive and comfortable to type on. Overall, a solid choice for daily use! This keyboard exceeded my expectations. Typing is a breeze on the MX Keys S, and the design is super stylish in graphite.

The connectivity is super fast and reliable with Mac. The membrane key worked better than expected, after moving from a mechanical keyboard. It is silent. Good options for the function button, although, I'd like a few more customization. Lastly, I love the backlight feature. I turned off the auto-light. During the day I have the light all turned off, and at night I just tune it up to the first level and that's enough. It's been two weeks since last charge and battery is at 50%. Downside is that you cannot charge/connect and use the keyboard. Not a biggy for my use case.

This is a great keyboard. It is thin, rechargeable , can connect up to three computers with a touch of a button. You can program several of the keys. As a windows user it doesn't have a Windows key, but you can figure that one out. Great feel and lights up when you place your hands over the keyboard. There is not anything I can think of that I don't like about this keyboard. I have three of these. I defiantly recommend this keyboard.

You make a wonderful product. I really enjoy having the keyboard light up as your fingers approach. Downright handy. It also has a good feel. The Mouse, I configured it for the speed I wanted on the cursor and the scrolling wheel. Fantastic. Thank you for two swell products. Dave Wollenweber

Am very particular about keyboards and never liked the ones that come on the Dell Latitude laptops. Had another non-Logitech keyboard that I also didn't like but tolerated. Finally decided to get new keyboard to go with new Latitude. Love the feel of this keyboard (and the Mini one for travel). Faster typing with good key travel and tactile feedback. Love that it can pair with 3 devices since I have two laptops.

MX Keys S – Graphite The MX Keys S – Graphite is a sleek, professional-grade keyboard designed for those who value both aesthetics and performance. Its graphite finish gives it a modern and premium look, while the low-profile keys provide a comfortable and quiet typing experience. The keys are well-spaced and responsive, making long typing sessions effortless. One standout feature is its smart backlighting, which automatically adjusts based on the lighting conditions in your environment. The keyboard also supports multi-device pairing, allowing you to switch seamlessly between your computer, tablet, and other devices using the Easy-Switch keys. Battery life is impressive, lasting weeks on a single charge, and the USB-C charging makes it convenient to power up quickly. While it's on the pricier side, the MX Keys S – Graphite justifies its cost with excellent build quality, functionality, and design. Pros: Premium design and graphite finish Comfortable, low-profile keys Smart adaptive backlighting Multi-device connectivity Long battery life with USB-C charging Cons: Higher price point No mechanical key option for enthusiasts Overall Rating: 4.5/5 – Ideal for professionals and creatives seeking a stylish, reliable, and versatile keyboard.

I already own an MX Keys S that I use every day at my office. Because I was so incredibly satisfied with its performance, comfort, and reliability, I decided to buy a second one to create an identical setup for my home! Flawless Typing: The scooped keys perfectly match your fingertips, making typing incredibly fast, fluid, and error-free. Smart Backlighting: The proximity sensors are brilliant—the keys light up automatically the moment your hands approach. Great Connectivity: It connects instantly via Bluetooth or Logi Bolt and lets me switch between 3 different devices with a single tap. The battery life is amazing, the build is rock-solid, and it is dead silent. Having this consistency both at home and at the office is a total game-changer!

This is an almost great keyboard. Silent, good key feel, and a good layout and key spacing. It's got a good weight--not too light and the keys are well marked. The symbols are a bit hard to read without the backlight because of lower contrast between the not-black key bodies in the graphite model and the not white translucent symbol markings. It's a very pleasant keyboard to use. It's dragged down by just a few things: 1) very disappointing battery life--my previous BT, not BTLE, wireless keyboard with a fingerprint reader, from a famous software company and used-to-be-keyboard supplier, could go six months or more between charges, this one barely makes two weeks with only a few hours of use daily. If I used it all day, I suspect it wouldn't make a week. And I have the backlighting turned way down and set for a short timeout. 2) It should work as a keyboard over USB for the case of a PC in UEFI. 3) It should have a pocket for storing its Bolt receiver so it doesn't get lost before the next time you need to use it when the PC is in UEFI.

Love the feel of the scissor keys, nice heavy weight, could care less about wireless, don't like light escaping around base of keys if looked at other than straight down upon, don't like back light shutting down after such short time to save battery, don't like fumbling around in the dark trying to get lights back on by tripping keyboard's 'sensor' without adding a random letter, symbol or keystroke to whatever I'm working on. It is a very nice regular wireless keyboard, but if your main reason for buying it is the back lighting, look elsewhere. Note my old (10 years) Logitech illuminated had none of these problems but isn't made anymore. This keyboard was a backwards move, not an improvement.