I don’t know what makes people think taller keyboards are more ergonomic. You want your keyboard to be as flat as possible so that your wrists are not bent upwards while typing.
The MX Keys is the best keyboard I have ever used. I love the touch and feel. The design and construction is a real breath of fresh air compared to the mass of other keyboards on the market. I do wish, however, that there was a better guide that includes explanations of what the symbols on the function keys mean, and how to perform some of the basic functions of a PC Keyboard. E.g., How does one print screen? After a bit of Google searching I found that answer. It would have been great, though, to have a downloadable pdf with a cheat sheet and graphic of the keys.
That board is nice and looks so refined, But I'll stick to mechanical keyboards as I prefer the tactile bump on my boards. I would have to say that if I didn't use a custom mech then I would use the same keyboard as this one in the video.
Two things to note: I use this keyboard everyday, using the backlight only when it’s evening or night. So far this means I can go about a month before it hits 10%. Secondly it does actually automatically turn the backlight off when it senses a ‘bright environment’, but in my testing it does need quite a bit of direct light to do so. Overall I do love this keyboard!
I have used the MX Keys keyboard for about a year. I have the Mac/Win version. I frequently switch back and forth between my 16" M1 mbp and a my windows laptop. As my monitor does not have PBP, I use the selector keys. It works flawlessly. I find the typing to be much better on this keyboard than my MBP. A much better key feel. Thanks for your explanation of the power draw while keeping the backlight on all the time. I was wondering why I never seemed to get the projected battery life. Of course now with the BenQ Halo light that I just purchased (due to your review :-) I can turn the keyboard light down or off. Expensive? Yes. Worth it? Also yes. This is far and away the best keyboard I have ever used. It makes my 16" MBP M1 keyboard feel cheap. :-) Now I will go through all your other reviews and see what I need to buy next! :-)
I referenced this video a couple of days ago to purchase this locally. This review definitely helped influence my decision for it. I had purchased the mac version and finding myself pretty mixed on it. I love everything on the feel of this keyboard. The problems lie in the function key shortcuts. They work whenever they want to. The main ones I like to use are mission control & launchpad functions. I REALLY want to like this keyboard since it's really close to being comfortable and functional. 😭 Hopefully, i can try out the standard version and see if that makes a big differenced in avoiding bugs.
I've been using this keyboard together with the MX Master mouse and its a killer combo - best I've ever used. After 9yrs of iMac late 2012 I'm loving my M1 Macbook Pro and new peripherals, many inspired by your awesome content. Thank you for the guidance and insight.
In my early days of adulthood I remember spending all my part-time cash to build the most "gamer" PC setup, and you know what I mean when I emphasise that word lol. I have since taken a significant step back from gaming and have been investing into productivity, ergonomics, and functional aesthetics. I gotta say, the MX Keys couldn't have been a more perfect addition!
Hey bro! Could you make a video testing different macbook skins (just as dbrand), cover shells and even keyboard covers and see if it affects the heating, performance or if its actually recommended to buy? I know it's a very specific suggestion but we would appreciate it 😀✌🏻
This. Exactly why I'm still considering the apple keyboard because I don't need the numpad and I really want the portability and compactness of not having it
I’ve been using this keyboard since I started working at home last spring. Best keyboard I’ve ever used. When I first started using it I had a Mac and a PC laptop. I easily switch between the two.
It is not an ergonomic design if the rear part is higher than the front. Ergonomic keyboards are built the other way around, so that the front part is higher, so that the wrists can have the most relaxed, natural posture possible and don't have to be permanently bent upwards. The greater the angle at the rear, the faster the fatigue. Anyone can easily try out whether the hands naturally bend upward without effort or in the opposite direction.
I was about to say the same thing. Since it's flat, the Apple Magic keyboard is actually more ergonomic. The Kinesis Avantage2 that I'm using right now lets your fingers go below your wrists into concave wells spaced for the length of your fingers. In terms of ergonomics, it's the best I've found. It's deeper than the Magic Keyboard or the MX, but about the same width.
Had been debating between this and the apple magic keyboard. I don't know why apple hasn't released a usb-c version yet. So this MX Keys is the choice for me. Great video cheers!
I have the mx master 3, it's awesome but the clicks are so LOUD. I'm surprised they went the silent way with the keyboard but not the mouse... definitely gonna give it a try
Just a heads-up. The other difference between the Mac version and the standard one is that the Mac version doesnt come with a dongle, just the Bluetooth option.
I have it for a year and a half. It is a truly great keyboard, but some of the most often used keys now behaving strange - not so stable as before. The integrated battery is great tho (unless you decide to use it with always backlight on).
Please do a review about Parallels and how to install it properly (I don’t know what the right setting are for instance how much rgb I should choose). Is it fully adapted to the MacBook M1 or still in Beta phase?
My Logitech k800 keyboard - is acting up some keys not working. So now looking into purchasing this mx keys version. Appears to be a step up from the previous one! Thank you all for your comments.
Isn't a higher angle less ergonomic? I thought this was a common misconception. However, that keyboard does look really good. I'd prefer a version without number pad though.
I guess it depends on the person. I typically hate low angles, but the Apple Magic keyboard was really comfortable for me. The MX Keys is the "improved" version of the Magic keyboard IMO.
@@CreatedTech Sounds great. I have the Apple Magic Keyboard for my work iMac and it's great. I hope Logitech will release a tenkeyless version of the MX Keys! (Right now I'm actually using my MacBook Air keyboard despite being attached to an external monitor, but at some point I'd like to switch over to a dedicated keyboard.)
You're right, as chatnoir says above. Ergonomic keyboards have your wrists higher than your fingers; otherwise, you stress your wrists by pulling them back toward your arm. Just pick up your arms and see what your wrists do--they hang down so that your fingers are below your wrists. I am using the (expensive) Kinesis Advantage2 right now, and it's the most ergonomic keyboard I've found.
Already have it and love it... usually. Use it across my Mac Mini, Air and iPad. Mine tends to have some connectivity issues even with the unifying adaptor. It's a bit more than a little lag on occasion. Use the MX Mouse too, both work 99% of the time, but when it doesn't.....
Make sure the unifying receiver is rather close to you. I had the same problem but then it went away when I wired a USB extension cable to host the unifying receiver about 1 ft away... and the lag went away haha. Sounds ridiculous but it worked for me. Connectivity interference.
This keyboard was almost perfect for me. The typing experience of it was uncontested, absolutely amazing. But it has one major drawback for me forcing me to sell it. This is a full size 108keys keyboard and I can’t get used to any full size keyboard. If I put the a full-size keyboard right in the middle of the desk, that would means I need to lean my body a bit to the left to type, uncomfortable . If I pretend it’s a 87 keys keyboard that I used too and point the middle of the 87 keys area to the middle of the desk. That means the the right part of this keyboard would occupy the area where I usually move my mouse, forcing me to extend my arm to the right to use my mouse. Also uncomfortable. Despite I love absolutely everything else about it, this is one thing I can’t stand and it outweighs everything else
I too use a PC and a 5,1 Mac Pro; this looks to be a great input device for both (I already have too much 💩 over my desk so lessening the clutter would be great). Also the battery 🔋 life alone makes this better for me as I find the apple 🍏 keyboard ⌨️ is always after fresh batteries it seems...good review!
It's a good keyboard for sure. But what I didn't know before buying is that it is made of painted plastic rather than anodized aluminum. Still, a good buy compared to the twice as expensive Apple Magic keyboard.
This keyboard reminds me the curve on the Yngwie Malmsteen's guitar fretboard. Oh and yes, those noise from my colleague's mechanical keyboard are driving me nuts, the whole building know he is reply to an email...!
I had a cheap wireless keyboard before and if did lag at times. Every time I would turn in the pc the first stroke was not registered until it was connected. Is this the case with this keyboard?
@Created Tech. Thank you for your excellent review. May I ask if the Smart Illumination should work when the keyboard is charging? Mine, which I purchased today, does not and the illumination only comes on when the keys are pressed though it does work when the charging cable is disconnected, but not all the time with it sometimes only lighting up when the keys are pressed. It fails to illuminate quite often with my hand hovering over the keyboard. I do find that without the illumination the characters on the keys look faint on the greyish keys and hard to see in comparison to a very much cheaper non back lit Logitech MK270, which has bright white and very easy to see characters on the black keys.
I know it’s a small thing, but why aren’t the modifier keys symmetrically placed and identically sized on each side of the space bar? This really throws me and even though this keyboard checks every other box for me it’s so hard to move away from the layout of the USB Apple extended keyboard.
So I have been charging my new MX Keys keyboard and the bluetooth app in Windows still shows 0% battery charged. Logitech software doesn't even see the device. I see a blinking green light on the keyboard so I know it's charging, or at least I thnk it is. But it's show 0% after at least an hour of charging. Not good.
How well does the graphite version match with the space grey Mac? I know there's a for Mac version that's space grey, but I'm curious, because I would rather the regular version
Thanks for the review. Questions on the 2.4 GHZ USB receiver - let's say I use this on my desktop, will it now be dedicated/paired only to that computer or can I still switch and use it with my laptop via the regular Bluetooth pairing option? Or do I have to unplug the receiver so I can use across all my devices?
Thanks for the review.... So I have a MacBook Pro 13inch with touchbar, a iMac 27inch (but it’s a 09 maxed out internals) and an 12.9 iPad Pro 2020! I’d like to know more about the flow - so if I have the MX Keys and I have my MX Master Mouse (1) can I switch seamlessly by moving the mouse in the direction of the computers - then the keyboard follows? Did I get that right? I don’t need to switch the Bluetooth switches on the keyboard and mouse - it’s automatic? Presume the device needs to be connected via Bluetooth to both?
That's correct, the keyboard follows. Worst case scenario if it doesn't work every now and then, it's super easy to manually switch them. Hit a button on the keyboard and flick the switch on the mouse, takes about 2 seconds and connects instantly.
I have this an do llike it but I can't get this keyboard or the mouse to work until I log into the mac with another keyboard first. Not just an M1 issue happens on an intel mini as well. Anybody suggest what I am doing wrong
I've tried this keyboard (coming from Brown switch mechanical and magic keyboard) and i really DIDN'T like the typing experience. It's very shallow, there's very little response when a button is clicked, a lot of bugs with software (backlight doesn't work when it should). Please try out this keyboard before buying it. If you prefer more tactile experience (like the magic keyboard has) this is NOT the keyboard for you.
Bought and returned after 5 minutes of use. Apple's keyboard is way better. The MX keys is unreasonably heavy and chunky. I don't like the raise-up design and I prefer the back to be flat as Apple's.
@@CreatedTech Thanks for the multiple links! 😄 and the heads-up about the Mac/PC keys. Any issues with Bluetooth, pros/cons? I could open up a USB-A port on my new M2 Mini using Bluetooth instead.
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great keyboard. loving ur lumiy lamp too
is there any news about Parallels for Mac M1 versions?
I own this keyboard too. You aren't joking, this keyboard is surprisingly heavy, and I love it!
Definitely heavy enough to bludgeon someone with, can verify
@@ChuckThree wtf lmao
I've been using this keyboard for a few months and it's by far the best keyboard i've ever owned. its a perfect product.
Same here
I don’t know what makes people think taller keyboards are more ergonomic. You want your keyboard to be as flat as possible so that your wrists are not bent upwards while typing.
I am typing on one right now. I love this keyboard. It is the best wireless keyboard I've ever used.
The MX Keys is the best keyboard I have ever used. I love the touch and feel. The design and construction is a real breath of fresh air compared to the mass of other keyboards on the market. I do wish, however, that there was a better guide that includes explanations of what the symbols on the function keys mean, and how to perform some of the basic functions of a PC Keyboard. E.g., How does one print screen? After a bit of Google searching I found that answer. It would have been great, though, to have a downloadable pdf with a cheat sheet and graphic of the keys.
just subscribed a few days ago and I've been watching every since
That board is nice and looks so refined, But I'll stick to mechanical keyboards as I prefer the tactile bump on my boards. I would have to say that if I didn't use a custom mech then I would use the same keyboard as this one in the video.
Two things to note:
I use this keyboard everyday, using the backlight only when it’s evening or night. So far this means I can go about a month before it hits 10%.
Secondly it does actually automatically turn the backlight off when it senses a ‘bright environment’, but in my testing it does need quite a bit of direct light to do so.
Overall I do love this keyboard!
I plug in the USB permanently and the backlight stays on for 10 to 30 min straight. Thats the way I want it.
I have used the MX Keys keyboard for about a year. I have the Mac/Win version. I frequently switch back and forth between my 16" M1 mbp and a my windows laptop. As my monitor does not have PBP, I use the selector keys. It works flawlessly. I find the typing to be much better on this keyboard than my MBP. A much better key feel. Thanks for your explanation of the power draw while keeping the backlight on all the time. I was wondering why I never seemed to get the projected battery life. Of course now with the BenQ Halo light that I just purchased (due to your review :-) I can turn the keyboard light down or off. Expensive? Yes. Worth it? Also yes. This is far and away the best keyboard I have ever used. It makes my 16" MBP M1 keyboard feel cheap. :-) Now I will go through all your other reviews and see what I need to buy next! :-)
I referenced this video a couple of days ago to purchase this locally. This review definitely helped influence my decision for it. I had purchased the mac version and finding myself pretty mixed on it. I love everything on the feel of this keyboard. The problems lie in the function key shortcuts. They work whenever they want to. The main ones I like to use are mission control & launchpad functions.
I REALLY want to like this keyboard since it's really close to being comfortable and functional. 😭
Hopefully, i can try out the standard version and see if that makes a big differenced in avoiding bugs.
I've been using this keyboard together with the MX Master mouse and its a killer combo - best I've ever used. After 9yrs of iMac late 2012 I'm loving my M1 Macbook Pro and new peripherals, many inspired by your awesome content. Thank you for the guidance and insight.
Holy crap, thank you for making me aware of Logitech flow!
I've had this model for about 3 months. I love it. Best keyboard I've ever had.
I've watched a dozen reviews of this keyboard, and yours is the first to show its bottom. Well done!
In my early days of adulthood I remember spending all my part-time cash to build the most "gamer" PC setup, and you know what I mean when I emphasise that word lol. I have since taken a significant step back from gaming and have been investing into productivity, ergonomics, and functional aesthetics. I gotta say, the MX Keys couldn't have been a more perfect addition!
I literally bought this yesterday and it just arrived!
Hey bro! Could you make a video testing different macbook skins (just as dbrand), cover shells and even keyboard covers and see if it affects the heating, performance or if its actually recommended to buy? I know it's a very specific suggestion but we would appreciate it 😀✌🏻
Well done. Just got my MX Keys unit, and as long as I have a choice and the resources, this will be my preferred model from here on out.
I have this keyboard. I like everything about it except that it is heavy and big, I wish they will release a compact one without the numpad version.
This. Exactly why I'm still considering the apple keyboard because I don't need the numpad and I really want the portability and compactness of not having it
mx keys mini releasing tomorrow 9/28
I’ve been using this keyboard since I started working at home last spring. Best keyboard I’ve ever used. When I first started using it I had a Mac and a PC laptop. I easily switch between the two.
⌨️ + 📺 best combo ig 😂
It is not an ergonomic design if the rear part is higher than the front. Ergonomic keyboards are built the other way around, so that the front part is higher, so that the wrists can have the most relaxed, natural posture possible and don't have to be permanently bent upwards.
The greater the angle at the rear, the faster the fatigue. Anyone can easily try out whether the hands naturally bend upward without effort or in the opposite direction.
I was about to say the same thing. Since it's flat, the Apple Magic keyboard is actually more ergonomic. The Kinesis Avantage2 that I'm using right now lets your fingers go below your wrists into concave wells spaced for the length of your fingers. In terms of ergonomics, it's the best I've found. It's deeper than the Magic Keyboard or the MX, but about the same width.
Had been debating between this and the apple magic keyboard. I don't know why apple hasn't released a usb-c version yet. So this MX Keys is the choice for me. Great video cheers!
I have the mx master 3, it's awesome but the clicks are so LOUD. I'm surprised they went the silent way with the keyboard but not the mouse... definitely gonna give it a try
I've modified mine switching the switches by silent ones. So happy now! You can find some videos of the way to go on RUclips
@@xavierlecunff2811 oh i didn't think that was possible thank's for the tip i'll look it up ! And everything is working as it should ?
@@QuentinDamour No problem for me, you just need soldering skills, bravoure, and a lot of patience to unmount and mount a 100 bucks mouse
Just a heads-up. The other difference between the Mac version and the standard one is that the Mac version doesnt come with a dongle, just the Bluetooth option.
Yeah. Big plus for the general use version.
I have it for a year and a half. It is a truly great keyboard, but some of the most often used keys now behaving strange - not so stable as before.
The integrated battery is great tho (unless you decide to use it with always backlight on).
I waited for you for 6 min to finally say they are silent keys! Phew! Now I go buy. Thanks pal.
Please do a review about Parallels and how to install it properly (I don’t know what the right setting are for instance how much rgb I should choose). Is it fully adapted to the MacBook M1 or still in Beta phase?
Very helpful vid. Thanks again man!
Man, your desk is fire!
My Logitech k800 keyboard - is acting up some keys not working. So now looking into purchasing this mx keys version. Appears to be a step up from the previous one! Thank you all for your comments.
Isn't a higher angle less ergonomic? I thought this was a common misconception. However, that keyboard does look really good. I'd prefer a version without number pad though.
I guess it depends on the person. I typically hate low angles, but the Apple Magic keyboard was really comfortable for me. The MX Keys is the "improved" version of the Magic keyboard IMO.
@@CreatedTech Sounds great. I have the Apple Magic Keyboard for my work iMac and it's great. I hope Logitech will release a tenkeyless version of the MX Keys! (Right now I'm actually using my MacBook Air keyboard despite being attached to an external monitor, but at some point I'd like to switch over to a dedicated keyboard.)
It is, the wrists tend to angle upwards, It seems like everyone just seems to parrot this so much it became an unquestioned misconception
You're right, as chatnoir says above. Ergonomic keyboards have your wrists higher than your fingers; otherwise, you stress your wrists by pulling them back toward your arm. Just pick up your arms and see what your wrists do--they hang down so that your fingers are below your wrists. I am using the (expensive) Kinesis Advantage2 right now, and it's the most ergonomic keyboard I've found.
Another great review
Thank you!
Need a TKL version of this.
mx keys mini releasing tomorrow 9/28
@@engineerepixlele2845 Let's hope it's priced right
Already have it and love it... usually. Use it across my Mac Mini, Air and iPad. Mine tends to have some connectivity issues even with the unifying adaptor. It's a bit more than a little lag on occasion. Use the MX Mouse too, both work 99% of the time, but when it doesn't.....
Make sure the unifying receiver is rather close to you. I had the same problem but then it went away when I wired a USB extension cable to host the unifying receiver about 1 ft away... and the lag went away haha. Sounds ridiculous but it worked for me. Connectivity interference.
This keyboard was almost perfect for me. The typing experience of it was uncontested, absolutely amazing. But it has one major drawback for me forcing me to sell it. This is a full size 108keys keyboard and I can’t get used to any full size keyboard. If I put the a full-size keyboard right in the middle of the desk, that would means I need to lean my body a bit to the left to type, uncomfortable . If I pretend it’s a 87 keys keyboard that I used too and point the middle of the 87 keys area to the middle of the desk. That means the the right part of this keyboard would occupy the area where I usually move my mouse, forcing me to extend my arm to the right to use my mouse. Also uncomfortable. Despite I love absolutely everything else about it, this is one thing I can’t stand and it outweighs everything else
They’ve just released an mx keys mini without the keypad
@@vivekvarghese and I have been using that for a while, truly amazing keyboard.
I too use a PC and a 5,1 Mac Pro; this looks to be a great input device for both (I already have too much 💩 over my desk so lessening the clutter would be great). Also the battery 🔋 life alone makes this better for me as I find the apple 🍏 keyboard ⌨️ is always after fresh batteries it seems...good review!
It's a good keyboard for sure. But what I didn't know before buying is that it is made of painted plastic rather than anodized aluminum. Still, a good buy compared to the twice as expensive Apple Magic keyboard.
What about Apple's own Magic Keyboard? It's expensive though, but is it worth it?
This is much better and also cheaper than the Magic keyboard.
@@CreatedTech Oh Thanks 👍
Excellent review. Many thanks.
I just ordered the newer version: MX keys mini which also supports Logitechs new receiver: Logi Bolt.
This keyboard reminds me the curve on the Yngwie Malmsteen's guitar fretboard. Oh and yes, those noise from my colleague's mechanical keyboard are driving me nuts, the whole building know he is reply to an email...!
hey, are you planning on making a video on how to stain the gerton tabletop?
I just wish there was a tenkeyless version of this keyboard. It's too wide for me
mx keys mini releasing tomorrow 9/28
Greater angle does not mean greater ergonomics. Not good for wrists
I'm using Logitech k480 a d it's really great you can get that as well High quality and everything is great
Great work, good editing. Wish I could afford these products.
Sort of unrelated but what are those LEDs behind your monitor that look so seamlessly clean ?
I had a cheap wireless keyboard before and if did lag at times. Every time I would turn in the pc the first stroke was not registered until it was connected. Is this the case with this keyboard?
@Created Tech. Thank you for your excellent review. May I ask if the Smart Illumination should work when the keyboard is charging? Mine, which I purchased today, does not and the illumination only comes on when the keys are pressed though it does work when the charging cable is disconnected, but not all the time with it sometimes only lighting up when the keys are pressed. It fails to illuminate quite often with my hand hovering over the keyboard. I do find that without the illumination the characters on the keys look faint on the greyish keys and hard to see in comparison to a very much cheaper non back lit Logitech MK270, which has bright white and very easy to see characters on the black keys.
Great video! Could you tell me where the Windows key is? I can't find it or set up anywhere. Thanks!
I know it’s a small thing, but why aren’t the modifier keys symmetrically placed and identically sized on each side of the space bar? This really throws me and even though this keyboard checks every other box for me it’s so hard to move away from the layout of the USB Apple extended keyboard.
So I have been charging my new MX Keys keyboard and the bluetooth app in Windows still shows 0% battery charged. Logitech software doesn't even see the device. I see a blinking green light on the keyboard so I know it's charging, or at least I thnk it is. But it's show 0% after at least an hour of charging. Not good.
Im using the Mac version on my m1 MacBook. It’s awesome, I love it. Way better as the original apple keyboard.
Please Help
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Me too haha it gets annoying at times
Got this keyboard for my mom's WFH setup and I got super jealous as I was connecting it 😭I was like "damn, this thing is nice!"
Sir have you ever considered the SATECHI KEYBOARD too? It’s a nice alternate keyboard for mac. ☺️☺️
Really good keyboard, have had it for about 2 years
Great video! Thanks!
I already know MX Keys is one of the greatest keyboard in existence but I clicked this video anyway because you have a good channel 👍
Thanks for the support!
I have the logi K811, do you think it’s worth it for a upgrade
How well does the graphite version match with the space grey Mac? I know there's a for Mac version that's space grey, but I'm curious, because I would rather the regular version
is there any difference between MX Keys and MX Keys business ?
I love mine, just wish I could remap the END key to be end of the line on MAC like it is on Windows.
Bruh isss expensive it's just dream to use mx keys and mx master 3 together
Very very high quality review.
Another great video!
Thanks for the review. Questions on the 2.4 GHZ USB receiver - let's say I use this on my desktop, will it now be dedicated/paired only to that computer or can I still switch and use it with my laptop via the regular Bluetooth pairing option? Or do I have to unplug the receiver so I can use across all my devices?
It will still work.
@@CreatedTech Ok thank you for the info.
Are they doing the French version ? AZERTY ?
Thanks for the review.... So I have a MacBook Pro 13inch with touchbar, a iMac 27inch (but it’s a 09 maxed out internals) and an 12.9 iPad Pro 2020! I’d like to know more about the flow - so if I have the MX Keys and I have my MX Master Mouse (1) can I switch seamlessly by moving the mouse in the direction of the computers - then the keyboard follows? Did I get that right? I don’t need to switch the Bluetooth switches on the keyboard and mouse - it’s automatic? Presume the device needs to be connected via Bluetooth to both?
That's correct, the keyboard follows. Worst case scenario if it doesn't work every now and then, it's super easy to manually switch them. Hit a button on the keyboard and flick the switch on the mouse, takes about 2 seconds and connects instantly.
why after charge it show 95% battery
Can you make a video on a usb 4.0 or a thunderbolt 3 DIY ssd?
Best keyboard in the market for anything but gaming
Where is the video about Edge browser?
I have this an do llike it but I can't get this keyboard or the mouse to work until I log into the mac with another keyboard first. Not just an M1 issue happens on an intel mini as well. Anybody suggest what I am doing wrong
Is there a UK version with the £ sign?
I've tried this keyboard (coming from Brown switch mechanical and magic keyboard) and i really DIDN'T like the typing experience. It's very shallow, there's very little response when a button is clicked, a lot of bugs with software (backlight doesn't work when it should). Please try out this keyboard before buying it. If you prefer more tactile experience (like the magic keyboard has) this is NOT the keyboard for you.
can we use macbook m1 AIR charger to charge these MX keys and MX master 3 mouse with no negative effect on them ?
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Bought and returned after 5 minutes of use. Apple's keyboard is way better. The MX keys is unreasonably heavy and chunky. I don't like the raise-up design and I prefer the back to be flat as Apple's.
when you use the Amazon affiliate link, are those shoes included? 😜
7:04 😻
I love mine
Nice Keyborad
Why so fkin expensive? 🗿
Are there good budget keyboards? These are too expensive 💀
MX Keys forever!
AFTER ONE YEAR AND STILL NO NATIVE M1 APPLE SILICONE FOR THE OPTIONS SOFTWARE FROM LOGITECH...???? BUMMER AND LAZY
Bought it for 49 dollars on sale
Awesome
Got it for over a year now - FANTASTIC, insta buy. Got it after few top mechanical keyboards.
Might car mods sister channel right
Word!
👌👌
the craft is better. That is all.
And you know what they say about big hands?
Big keyboards, lol.
broski, claiming the video is 'unbiased' and including amazon affiliate links is sus
@@CreatedTech Thanks for the multiple links! 😄 and the heads-up about the Mac/PC keys. Any issues with Bluetooth, pros/cons? I could open up a USB-A port on my new M2 Mini using Bluetooth instead.
BUT, BUT it's not RGB...
How can a chicklet keyboard be perfect peasant. Even the worst mechanical keyboard feels better than this.
Yummy