Logitech MX Mechanical Wireless Illuminated Performance Keyboard 920-010547

Keyboard provides quick responsiveness, fair battery life and nice flexibility for keyboard mapping.

The top row of keys are way too close to the second row of keys. Every time I’m doing calculations with the 10 key I accidentally hit the button that locks up my computer. I actually had to rip that button off of the keyboard to help reduce the number of times I accidentally hit it. My old keyboard had plenty of space between the function buttons and the 10 key. Otherwise, I would like this keyboard. Its clickity clackity sound when I type is pretty pleasant.

Great keyboard, excellent battery life, and keyboard feel. It would be nice to have a labeled Windows key.

Great tactile feel and sound. Appreciate that this keyboard actually makes typing feel good.

Great feel with the clicky keys. I ordered the quiet but it's louder than I expected. Not sure if that's just the mechanical, never had one before. Overall 5 stars.

KEYBOARD IS NOT WORKING WITH USB CABLE INCLUDED IN THE BOX. CHARGING ONLY, CAN WORK IN BIOS VIA DONGLRE THO

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Logitech MX Mechanical is such a delightful keyboard to use. The Logitech tactile keyboard engineering is leaps and bounds above the standard keyboard I had been using for years.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Once overall a very strong keyboard it has good productivity features the software works great the wireless and Bluetooth is functional and justice works out of the box it's fun to type on the one downside is its portability the raise keys can get caught easily in your backpack causing some issues but otherwise pretty dang good keyboard. to see my full video review please click on the link. https://youtu***/arbHTrwvI5s

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Keyboard is solid and has a good key feel. The "tactile" keys are a bit louder than expected considering we have multiple devices in the same room. You hear every key stroke. We also have a Mx Keys S keyboard with dead silent keys. That might have been a better choice for us this time as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This keyboard has great typing feel, and a nice click. I also love the backlight and the fact that the keys seem to hover; there's no surround for crumbs to get into. It's highly customizable; you can effectively rearrange the keys to suit you. It charges via USB-C, and there are no batteries that you can change, which is both good and bad. What I don't like is that there are some semi-standard keys that are missing, such as "Print Screen". I also wasn't able to get "scroll lock" to work with my digi-key KVM.

First taking it out of the box, you can see and feel the quality. The tactile feedback on the keys is awesome. I am very happy with this purchase and would highly recommend to anyone who wants an advanced keyboard with an "old school" key feel.

Since I work from home, I prefer to purchase office equipment that I know will stand up to daily use. This keyboard is no exception. I love the look of the keyboard and the typing experience is very pleasant. It's not 100% silent, but definitely not obnoxious.

I like this keyboard but think you went too far making it small without providing a way that it could be picked up or moved without touching a key, a real pain in the ass. I am trying to come up with something that will allow me to make it right for me. I am a Retired Military individual and used to adapting and overcome design deficiencies in tools provided without taking American Anatomy into account

After using a gaming keyboard for several years as a day-to-day, this was an easy switch. The key presses aren't as deep as my former keyboard, which is a refreshing change for the heavy typing tasks. The battery life is stellar and the Bluetooth connection has been flawless.

Looks great, modest Performance is surprising, it's wireless but performance par with wired keyboards Investment is Well worth the money, this should last for a long time

Best Mac keyboard by far. Games well too. I type much faster I’m this than the standard Mac wireless keyboard.

The size is your standard keyboard with numerical pad. The keyboard has some weight to it but it’s nice when you put it on your lap. Has a keyboard feet to put it on a slight angle for comfort, but only one angle. Tolerable. Has quick action, it connects via Bluetooth on my laptop, iPad, and phone, and switches smoothly. I’m pretty impressed with that. I received the tactile keys, and it was perfect… Strokes are smooth and bounces with ease. It does come with an option for USB connection plus charging cord. HOWEVER, I only wish that the keyboard had an actual spot to store the USB instead of having another loose part lying around. Overall, I’ve had it for almost 3 weeks now with whatever charge it had coming out of the box. Haven’t charged it yet! I’ve used it every day, varying from 2 hours, and up to almost a 10 hour day for what seems like never ending schoolwork. I would highly recommend it, and would say it’s a great investment. I cannot give it a full 5 stars because of the USB not having a storage space on the keyboard itself when not in use. I was able to use my graduate student discount, which helped a bit with the cost.

up arrow keycap came with a defect making key not able to be pressed, had to switch it with a key I dont often use

The Logitech MX Mechanical keyboard is what I would call, ho-hum. It's a keyboard. It's the way keyboards used to work 30 years ago, but now it is considered high-end. What I like: - Key feel is great, though I had to guess what I would like from the three options. I guessed correctly. What I do not like: - My previous battery powered keyboard would last a year. This USB charged keyboard, nothing close. - They are cutting corners trying to make one design for Windows and Mac. Just give me what I want and stock two versions. - The shift & caps lock key just seem to be in the wrong place. I was constantly turning on the caps lock and finally got so frustrated I went into their software to turn that button off. How I wish it was designed. - A bit larger, maybe 10%. - Have a version that doesn't have all the numerical stuff on the far right (I'm not an accountant). I want the main keyboard functions to be aligned with my monitor. That means I have the keyboard shifted far to the right and the mouse pad as well.

Finally, a keyboard I can comfortably and confidently use for my everyday work. I absolutely recommend it!