Customer Ratings & Reviews

two things about this keyboard I don’t like which are pretty minor, but you are spending $100 the esc key is extra large which means Function keys are not aligned with the number. I end up hitting F3 when I mean hitting F4. This might not be an issue if this is your only keyboard but if you are switching between home and work setups it takes a little to get used to. other things is that this requires the new logitech software, so if you have another logitech mouse from previous generations it might require you to have both software to be able to customize button on both mouse and keyboard.

I bought this keyboard in December of 2023, so here's what life looks like after a year and a half: it's not great. I'm now shopping for a keyboard to replace this one. If you like scissor-style keys, this is great! It feels great, it looks great, and it's theoretically the ideal choice. For the first 7-8 months it was my dream keyboard. Then a key broke. I had packed it for a long work trip and one of the key caps had it's lower clip damaged so it didn't sit flat anymore and wobbled. Well, you can't get replacement parts from Logitech. I found a guy who 3D prints them, and that actually worked well. Then I broke another key and bought another one. I paid $10 per replacement key. Now, my space bar does not press fluidly. Random other keys do the same. I would remove key caps to to do a cleaning, but I'm certain I would break several key caps in the process. If I was rich and could just buy a new one of these keyboards every six months, I would do that. But if you're not rich, I would look for something else. It's a shame because this is a lovely keyboard to use when it is in perfect condition.

It has an overall quality feel especially the key presses, but there are a few problems: 1. It feels noticeably smaller than the Logitech MX K800 I just got rid of. Feels like a 'compact' keyboard or my laptops keyboard, i.e., the keys are smaller and closer together than I want from a 'full size'. Closeness is ok, but just make the keys bigger 2. Unless you're looking straight down at the keyboard, the backlighting LEDs glare out from under the low-profile keys and dominate what you see when looking for a key. The only work-around I see is to set the backlighting brightness to its lowest level. 3. The white symbols on the keys are not as bold, bright, clear, or consistent as those of the MacBook, sitting side-by-side. This also affects the ability to see keys when the backlighting is off. Keys with multi-character text like 'esc' or 'caps lock' actually have differing brightness (the backlighting fades) across the text. On the good side, the Bluetooth works like a charm.

Had high hopes, but this is a keyboard that works. Backlighting is intermittent. Backlight, at times, will not illuminate. When it does it is so dim to be nearly useless. This makes finding the brightness key extremely difficult. Poor design. Very disappointed in Logitech. Expected much better. Way overpriced at $100 when a $15 keyboard works just as well. It can take a beating, as I, in frustration, beat it with a magnifying glass, caused no damage. And believe me, I was trying to destroy it. So if durable junk will work for you, good luck!

Wife asked me to get the same keyboard her mother had. Got to the store and the only identical one was a display model on clearance for $32 and there were no others I could find on the shelf. The next closest model was this one for $109. After waiting awhile for an available rep to double check the stock, he told me it was on sale for $88. Got to the checkout, but it was full price. I had already run out of time to go back and ask where the kid found the lesser price, so I just paid and left. Keyboard itself seems to work ok for her though.

This keyboard has a very solid look and feel. It's well-engineered and feels like a premium product. The multi-device and Flow technology are both incredible, though they're not exclusive to this keyboard. Unfortunately, there's frequent driver errors when connecting via Bluetooth, which makes for a very frustrating experience. This seems to only happen when you don't use the keyboard for a long amount of time (say, overnight). So far it's three driver errors in 2 weeks of using it. Notably, there haven't been any driver errors when connecting via the USB Bolt receiver. But the point of Bluetooth is to save USB ports, so it's very disappointing.

Overpriced and long delay to come back to life. I should not have to wait to type

Keys are fantastic I made a return, since the Bluetooth had issues and I cant just plug it in. I mean seriously, how hard is it to make the keyboard work with both Bluetooth, and a pluggable usbc connection??? Other than that, the keyboard switches were lovely, and the beveled shape worked well. I would also say that the sound was ideal, minimalist is how i would describe it. The battery was decent, but with the backlighting enabled it was short. I would also say that the software to use this keyboard was pretty terrible, there are Logitech Options, Logitech Options Plus, and Logictech G Hub (for my mouse). again, how hard is it, to make one software. Truly a redundancy.

One of the best keyboard in the market, but no to think is a device tha is easy to carry around. Too heavy.

Was not able to link to my Win10 Desktop. Was able to link to my portable Desktop PC OK.

Easy connectivity, backlighting is nice. Heavy for a keyboard probably not one I will totally around often

Everything is pretty good about this keyboard so far except the backspace key squeaks. I've never had a keyboard squeak before.

I've purchased two of these and both had issues. The first one had problems with the backlighting. It would not turn on but then flicker. The second one had issues with the media keys so I just gave up. I have used Logitech keyboards for the last 10yrs and this is the worst one I've had so far.

Lettering hard to read on the keyboard with or without the light

It should have come with a mouse for that much of money

2nd PC programmed will not connect part of the time

It's definitely a nice keyboard, but might consider the mechanical version next time. Mine is finally giving out after a little over 2 years of everyday use. Here's what stood out to me- Pros: - Bright LED Backlight - Keys are slim and quiet - Battery held about the same charge after 2 years - Versatile software for customization Cons: - Lights are spotty at higher settings - Mechanics under the keys break easily and make it hard to clean - Hand sensor goes bad and will trigger lights randomly - Minor latency might not be as noticeable to others - Having to charge the battery can annoying for a stationary keyboard. - Did I mention it's overpriced?

Not a bad keyboard that replaces my K800. But the one thing that baffles me. Why in God's name did you guys eliminate the spacing between the function keys F4-F5, F8-F9 on all of the MX series??? Those of us who blind type rely on feel and location. Now I hit the wrong F keys often. I love the feel of the keys (like the K800) but I am making constant mistakes + there is no spacing between QWERTY and the function row. Wake up guys.

It is a great keyboard, works really well, but this isn't the first time I have had issues with logitech keyboards having the letters on the caps wearing off. Other $10 keyboards can manage to keep their keys in good shape after 10 years, why can a $100 + keyboard not keep its keys in good shape after 1. And in the past when I have contacted logitech for them to fix or replace the keyboard, they refuse and say it is "wear and tear"