Customer Ratings & Reviews

This keyboard feels great. It has a good weight, great backlighting, good shortcuts, and the keys are quite accurate and soft but not mushy. The keyboard wipes clean very easily and had no discernible input lag via Bluetooth. This keyboard can be paired to 3 devices and switching between them is very quick and easy.

The Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard comes with a USB-C rechargeable cable that charges the keyboard. To charge, I plugged the cable into my desktop computer. The keyboard lights up as soon as you touch it. This is nice so that you are able to see the keys at night. I have a lot of low light in the room that I am in, so this is a nice touch. The keyboard is also portable. Your able to disconnect the cable from the keyboard and take it throughout the room that your in, and your able to still type. The keyboard is also fancy because you have the ability to type on multiple devices by selecting the 1, 2, or 3, device button. Also, like that they have calculator button that your able to push. This is important to me because I compute a lot of items for my workplace. Also, this keyboard features a snip button for you to be able to take screen shots of the computer screen. That's so cool to me. It's the little things that make the difference to me. I type over 100 words a minute and this keyboard is able to keep up with my typing speed. The keyboard also has a dictation, emoji, a volume control button, and much more. Overall I like this keyboard. Pros: Light Weight Portable Fluid Typing Experience (Keeps up very well) Not Bulky Smart Illumination USB-C rechargeable Cable/Cord Cons: None at this time. Yes, I would recommend this keyboard to others.

Great keyboard. Loves the feel and response of the keys. Looks and feels like quality. I moved to this keyboard from a wireless solar model. I loved that I never had to charge that keyboard (or replace batteries), so I was a bit nervous about this rechargeable keyboard. I think I've been using for a couple weeks now and my battery is at 95%! I don't use the backlighting at all. The only issue (but I'm still giving 5 stars) is that if the backlighting is on when it's light in the room, you cannot see the letters on the keys. The white light blends in with the white keys. But you shouldn't really use the backlighting when you have light in the room anyway as it eats the battery. I disabled the backlighting.

This is a wonderful keyboard. I purchased this to replace an existing MX Key that I have spilled Orange Juice on. This one has the new BOLT connector. It is also Bluetooth. Love it because I can use it on multiple device.

So... I had a keyboard I was happy with, but then I got hearing aids, and discovered that it was LOUD - I'd just never noticed because it was loudest in the frequencies I'd lost the most hearing in! So I went to my local Best Buy and tried out all the keyboards on display. This one wasn't the absolute quietest, but it was the most quiet one that was under $100, and I liked the fact that it could be set up to work with up to three different computers (I'm a computer guy, so I've got a few old computers running as servers that I don't usually need to have a keyboard on.) Since getting it, I've discovered that I really like having the screenshot key and emoji key! I like to use social media via my computer so I can type instead of pecking at a tiny virtual keyboard, and being able to easily insert emojis from my computer is great! My one issue is that Logitech has once again introduced a new type of wireless USB connector, so this keyboard can't use the "unifying receiver" my mouse uses, and the mouse can't use the "bolt" receiver the keyboard uses, so I'm using two USB ports now instead of just one. Battery level is currently 55% about two weeks after I last charged it, and since I work from home, I use it a lot. It charges via USB-C cable (included), and the cable is long enough that I can charge it and use it at the same time. For those who have a PC and a Mac, this keyboard can work with both, and the modifier keys are labeled for both.

I have tried many different keyboards in the past two years, including mechanical with RGB light effects and a bunch of lower cost keyboards. Most of them were adequate, but there was always something with each one that made me look for yet another one! I've had several Logitech peripherals along the way and one of them was an MX Anywhere 2S mouse that I bought back when it was first introduced. That mouse was and still is one of my favorites. I use it with a desktop, two different laptops, three different smartphones and several tablets. It is relatively small and was easy to take on trips around the world before I retired. I have added a 27" iMac and a Herk Orion1 mini-PC to my bevy of computers and needed to get another mouse because I was using the 2S with everything. Same story as the keyboard, I tried several, but none felt just right. Based on the positive experience over a long time using the 2S I already knew I had to try the MX Master 3S mouse and decided to mate that with the MX Keys full-sized keyboard. After more than a half-dozen mouses & keyboards, some of which were pretty inexpensive, the Logitech solution seemed expensive. After a few months waiting for them to go on sale (which did not happen!), I finally bit the proverbial bullet and bought them both. I could not be MORE pleased with my decision. They are both "Cadillac" devices. They look, feel and work as perfectly as anything I have tried, and I have been working with computers since the mid-1970s. Over that time, I have seen and used every kind of keyboard and mouse that came along, and this combination feels great. The keyboard has a significant physical weight and stays put. The layout and keycap shapes make it a joy under your fingers. The backlighting and letters on keycaps ae perfect. My ONLY "complaint" is that the backlight goes off after a bit, so in a darkened room I sometimes have difficulty when I start typing, so I put my hand close to it to get the LEDs going. I leave it plugging in to a USB-C port so no worries about battery. Other than that, everything is roses with this thing!

Use case: software engineer, MacBook Pro TLDR: enjoying this keyboard, it has a nice tactile feel, quiet operation, and the customizable buttons are very handy. It is also great that it has Mac compatibility out of the box without having to remap keys manually or needing to swap caps/labels. long version: Getting to this keyboard was a little bit of a journey. For several years now I have used a mechanical tenkeyless wired keyboard that I really loved. Maybe 5 or 6 years? But since beginning a new job last year I have been regretting the lack of a numpad. The keyboard brand I was using sells a separate numpad that cost as much as a whole keyboard, so I decided to just buy their full keyboard. Since they (and most keyboards) are meant for PC users, it meant buying some new keycaps and remapping Windows-specific keys... also a few keys were there that don't really fit Mac users. Yet their proprietary software (and most others) doesn't work with Mac so changing that isn't easy always simple. The keyboard had a slightly awkward layout and one of the keys had issues, so after a while I returned it and decided to give the Apple keyboard a try. Turns out the new Mac keyboard only lets the latest MacBooks use Touch ID and I was really disliking the keyboard's lack of tactile feedback and general flatness. So, after giving that one a month I returned it as well and decided to give this one a try after testing every keyboard in the store. I already had the MX mouse, so that was a bonus. (highly recommend that mouse as well btw) I have really been enjoying this keyboard. The keys give me a nice tactile feedback that is reminiscent of the mechanical board I have loved the past several years. Not the same of course, but so much better than Apple's keyboard. There are four specialized buttons over the numpad that are easy to program (with Logitech's software) to do just about anything you could want. It is super handy that I now have ChatGPT and screenshots using my favorite screen capture software with the press of one button compared to the usual series of clicks/key presses. It also has plenty of features that make it friendly to use with a MacBook - like controlling the brightness of the screen, locking the system, controlling volume, emojis, etc. There are features I haven't even tapped into yet as well, like linking automated task sequences to those keys. Theoretically I could program it to do everything I manually do on reboot/start up to be automated with a single button press... but given I am a lazy user that typically doesn't reboot until MacOS reminds me it would be a good idea at least seven times, I would rather map the keys to things I do multiple times a day.

I bought this for my ipad to type faster/more comfortably. What I ended up doing was ditching my mechanical keyboard and plugging the wireless reciever into my PC. The device switching is fast and easy. The typing experience is great. I hope the battery lasts a long time and is easy to replace when the time comes because this keyboard feels premium and I hope to keep it for a long time.

The Logitech MX Keys S Advanced Full-Size Wireless Scissor Keyboard is a must-have for anyone seeking comfort and precision in their typing experience. Its sleek black design adds a touch of elegance to any desk setup, while the backlit keys ensure effortless typing, even in low light. This keyboard features an advanced scissor mechanism for smooth and quiet keystrokes, making it perfect for both work and play. The wireless connectivity is seamless, allowing you to connect effortlessly to both PC and Mac, and it’s equipped with smart features like multi-device pairing, so you can easily switch between devices. With its premium build quality and ergonomic design, the MX Keys S takes your typing experience to the next level. If you’re looking for a stylish, efficient, and comfortable keyboard, this one is an absolute game-changer. Highly recommend it for productivity and comfort!

I would like to share my experience with this keyboard based on its functionality and performance. During my usage, I noticed a few important aspects regarding the Flow feature. When using Bluetooth to connect with both the keyboard and mouse, I experienced a noticeable delay. However, when I switched to the USB dongle that came with the keyboard, this delay was completely eliminated. Additionally, it is possible to switch between computers (Windows and Mac) if one device is connected through the dongle while the other uses Bluetooth. It's worth noting that this setup also introduces some delay. For optimal performance, I recommend connecting both devices using the supplied dongle to ensure the best switching experience. Beyond this, I found the keyboard to be excellent, offering a comfortable typing experience, and the mouse performs well too. Having used various keyboards and mice in the past, I can confidently say that this model stands out for its features and comfort.

As a longtime Apple user, I've always been drawn to the exceptional quality of their products. This keyboard stands out as it matches, and perhaps even surpasses, the quality of Apple's full-size keyboards. Additionally, it comes at a more attractive price point. One version is available with Mac-specific keys, though it comes in an unusual silver gray with black keys, which I find less appealing. I opted for the black model, which fits perfectly with my office's color scheme. The feel of the keys are very light, which took some getting use too, the battery life has been impressive so far, and the backlit keys are a definite bonus.

Nice keyboard. Lit keys, easy key pressing. It has the feel of a nicely made keyboard, unlike the cheap one I bought first and had to return after the Bluetooth quit working one-two days after purchase. Big difference in the feel. It is working flawlessly via Bluetooth, though it has the USB dongle if you prefer to connect via IR. Though pricey, I highly recommend this keyboard. I am confident it will last a very long time.

As a WoW player, this keyboard was perfect. I am not a fan of the keyboards with large keys so this keyboard was perfect. Easy setup and long lasting on a charge.

This keyboard was a replacement of an older, similar keyboard (which I LOVED). I love the feel of the keys. It's slightly smaller than my original keyboard and took me a bit to get use to, but overall I am very happy with my purchase.

Very quiet. Very satisfying typing experience and super convenient. Low profile, lighting detection is great, battery lasts a long time and I feel as if I can type faster due to how comfortable it is.

I buy these keyboards because I like the feeling of the keys. This is the fourth I've purchased over the last few years. One is still in use and two failed and needed to be replaced. Several of the key caps fell off of one of them and I couldn't reattach them. Another just quit connecting. The feet tend to fall off, too, so the first thing I do with a new one is put tape over the feet. The worst thing about these keyboards and the companion mice is their connectivity. This keyboard is the first I've been able to connect without a call to customer support, but it isn't without peculiarities. It would only connect via Bluetooth. It's odd because the mouse is connected via a unifying receiver according to the Options+ software. What's odd is there isn't a receiver in the computer, so I have no idea how the mouse is connecting without one. Thus, the keyboard got it right. Even so, if the mouse can connect, why can't the keyboard connect using the same phantom receiver? I installed the receiver that came with the keyboard and it wouldn't connect with it, so I decided it had to be Bluetooth or nothing. I really think the unifying receivers would be a great idea if they were more reliable. Sadly, this newest model keyboard is no better than the first one I bought. Better documentation would help. I always find the setup horribly confusing. It would be okay if it worked, but it usually doesn't. The only real option is to blunder my way till it fails so I can tell their customer support that I tried. If only they could provide some clues about what to do when the minimalist instructions end in a frustrated contact with customer support. I haven't called about this one yet. It is working, so maybe it's best to just leave well enough alone. It's just that I'm the type of person who has difficulties with unresolved questions. How the heck is the mouse connected with nothing? Why won't the keyboard connect with that same nothing? This is not going to stop bothering me. Five stars because it fundamentally does what a keyboard should do and does it very well, and that is what's most important.

The Logitech MX Keys S Advanced Full-size Wireless Scissor Keyboard is hands down the best keyboard I’ve ever used, especially for someone who works across both PC and Mac. The seamless switching feature is an absolute game changer. I regularly switch between my PC and Mac throughout the day, and with just the touch of a button, I can instantly jump from one device to the other without any lag or hassle. It makes multitasking across different operating systems a breeze. The typing experience is top-notch—quiet, responsive, and incredibly comfortable. The scissor keys have a satisfying feel, and the layout is intuitive, which makes my work more efficient. The backlighting adjusts automatically based on the lighting in the room, which is a thoughtful touch that I appreciate during late-night work sessions. I prefer this greatly over the Logitech mechanical which I also have. The keyboard itself is sleek and durable, with a full-size layout that includes a number pad, making it perfect for both work and play. Whether I’m working on my PC or switching to my Mac, this keyboard handles everything with ease. If you’re looking for a versatile, high-quality keyboard that can seamlessly manage multiple devices, this is the one to get!

Love the feel and quiet of this keyboard. All buttons I need. Easy to toggle between Mac and PC. Smooth buttons. Love the rechargeable battery and alert when to charge. Backlighting is also subtle and soft.

I have both a PC and an Apple Mac Mini on my desktop. I also have a MacBook Pro laptop. I used to either have two keyboards or have to change the cord from one to the other, but not now! I can switch between devices with a simple push of a button! I use the bolt connector for my PC, and connect to my MacBook Pro and Mac Mini over Bluetooth. It just works great. The keyboard has an internal battery and only has to be charged every now and then. I also love that the keys are backlit. No RGB, but I am fine with that. If you have multiple devices, this keyboard, paired with a Logitech multi-device mouse, is the way to go!

Easy set up easy to clean good battery life and love the lighting