Logitech MX Mechanical Wireless Illuminated Performance Keyboard, Linear Switches, Backlit Keys, Bluetooth, USB-C, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, Metal

I wanted to try out a compact, low-profile mechanical keyboard after trying out the Alto Keys and kind of vibing with mechanical keyboards in general. As a fan and longtime user of the MX series of products, including the MX Keys S and MX Keys Mini, I thought I'd give the MX Mechanical Mini a try. I was not disappointed! I love this thing. It looks sleek with its low profile, the backlighting has some fun options, it feels good to type on, and of course the integration with Options+ and the Actions Ring is fantastic. The full-size arrow keys are very much appreciated after wrestling with the tiny arrows keys on the MX Keys Mini. It looks so good on my desk setup, too. Honestly, I almost feel bad for my MX Keys Mini now; it's still useful for when I don't want to disrupt my wife when we're in the office together. Although, she always uses her own MX Mechanical Mini, soooo...

The MX Mechanical Mini is an incredibly comfortable and responsive keyboard that elevates the typing experience. Its compact design and tactile feel make it perfect for long work sessions or creative bursts.

I have been eyeing this keyboard for a while but was avoiding the high price tag. Walmart had this for sale with a repurable third-party at a great price, so I decided to pull the trigger. I am so glad that I did. The keyboard is high quality and was a breeze to set up. Highly recommend if you're in the market for a mechanical keyboard.

I love this keyboard. It's made my typing seem faster & with less errors. It pairs really well with the MX Master 4.

In general, it's a good purchase. It's compact and the touch feels good (linear). The left shift key was a bit clicky so I had to pull it off myself and put it back in. Other than that, no big issues so far. I use this keyboard going back and forth between two computurs and there's no issue with the connectivity. The battery lasts long too.

The look and feel of this keyboard is just right. Large enough to be comfortable, small enough to be compact and portable. Keys are just the right level of firmness, I think. I have the occasional miss compared to a fullsize keyboard, but not as bad as with most small keyboards. I do wish it had a few more keys; for instance I use the print screen button often and this has none. Similarly, in order to use the keyboard config it seems you have to sacrifice some of the existing config keys, as you apparently cannot map to keyboard combos using normal hotkeys (at least with the Options software). In other words, to add a new action, you must sacrifice one of the existing key mappings. I also wish for slightly longer runtime; my MX mouse lasts much longer, but this is only with the lights on. With them off it lasts longer, and if you have a lengthy USB cable you can charge + type so this is a minor complaint. All in all, I don't regret buying this. It's got just about everything.

descent keyboard but they still havn't fixed the backlight issue with prox sensors. sometimes the backlight won't go off and you have to pluf the keyboard in to fix the issue.

It's been a decent keyboard. Still very loud and sensitive. I was hoping for a softer/quieter keyboard

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great keyboard. Poor material choice on keycaps. They are oil magnets.

I've purchased numerous iterations of the MX Keys keyboards over the past 5 years, but the model I just purchased is the worst. Its keys make creaky noise, particularly the space bar, and it doesn't feel like the same level of quality. I wouldn't buy it had I known.