Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard for Windows PC, Linux, Chrome, Mac, Pale Gray

One of the best Keyboards I've ever used. Nice weight to the keyboard. The feel of the keys is great. I use it with the backlight off so the keyboard battery lasts a very long time. I like that the keyboard can be used with both a windows pc and a mac.

Coming from a mechanical board, the MX Keys S took about a day to adjust to and then felt great. Short, consistent key travel and the dished keycaps improved my accuracy right away. It's remarkably quiet, which matters when I'm typing 10 hours a day. Full-size with a real numpad, pale gray finish that matches my setup, and the Bolt connection has been rock solid. Backlighting fading on as your hands approach is a nice touch, and battery life is months with it off.

I love this keyboard! It's got weight to it, so it doesn't move around when you place your hands on it. The keys are clicky, but not annoying or hard to depress in any way. The low profile of the keys makes for fast and smooth typing, even with hand pain (like me). I love the two-computer pairing ability so I can easily switch between my work setup and home computer! So, far the battery seems to last a very long time. It came fully charged and I've probably used it 100 hours so far and it's not empty yet. The USB-C charging is ideal. I was skeptical because of the price but I am honestly thinking of buying a second one to use at work because I love the feel of this one so much.

I own a couple of graphite versions of this keyboard, but one of them had a failing, intermittent key that would require multiple presses to register. I decided to change things up and replace the failing one with the Pale Gray version. That was a bad decision. As lighting conditions change throughout the day, the letters and symbols on the pale gray keyboard can become virtually invisible, as if you are typing on a keyboard with all blank keys. In some lighting conditions I must turn the backlighting all the way up, and in others, I must turn it off completely, simply to make the letters visible. Despite the issue with the failing key on the older graphite version, I think that the build quality is pretty good and I like that a single keyboard can be used with up to three devices. I would not buy the pale gray version again, though I might still consider either the black or graphite version.

Really enjoying this keyboard. I regret not buying the dark color, though. Looked silver in photos, so I thought it would match my HP Envy, but only the frame is silver, the buttons are white. Really like the feel. The layout of special keys is fine, except a couple times I've hit the lock button, which immediately locks the computer. I use the F2 key often to rename files and it became very annoying to have to use my right hand to first press the Fn key. So I removed the special function features, so now the function keys work for the original purpose with a single keystroke and to use the media controls, I first press the Fn key. One improvement I would suggest is a button that automatically takes me to the last filled cel in Excel.

MX Keys S - Pale Gray are difficult to read at night when the light behind the keys are on. Also there is a delay when you first touch the keys before they will show up on the screen. It takes about 3 or 4 seconds before they start working once you touch them initially. Keyboard does have a good feel to it though and I do like the keyboard. During the day, the keys are very visible.

If you don't like the cheap-plastic-light feel of regular keyboards – like Apple's Magic Keyboard – the Logitech MX Keys S is a massive breath of fresh air. You first notice the delightful weight of the product. The DeskMat has a solid weight to it, making it feel premium and keeps it firmly planted on the desk and does not slide around while typing. The keys are spherically dished, so your fingertip caresses the way it's meant to be used. It provides a very tactile, yet snappy feel that's also quiet. Overall, the experience feels premium. The keyboard is best known for its smooth traffic on a multi-OS workflow. Logitech Flow's seamless transition between a Mac and a Windows machine is pure magic. You can move the cursor from one screen to another and even copy paste text and files from one OS to another with ease.

Bought to replace older keyboard that was failing. Glad I chose this keyboard, it is quiet, easy to type with and fits on my small desk. Charge seems to last, however, I keep the backlighting off.

I'm really enjoying this keyboard! It lasts over a week on a single charge. I haven't used it for more than a week after charging, but it still has 90% battery after just 6 days of being on for 12 hours a day.

I knew that I liked Logi accessories, but it was a little hard to swallow to spend $100 on a keyboard. That being said, I LOVE my keyboard. The keys are the perfect size/springiness, and they feel so nice to type on. Also, I love that there are so many programmable buttons. I can switch back and forth between multiple computers with the Bluetooth buttons. I'm super happy that I bit the bullet and spent the money to try it out!