Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard, Low Profile, Fluid Precise Quiet Typing, Programmable Keys, Backlighting, Bluetooth, USB C Rechargeable, for Windows PC, Linux, Chrome, Mac - Graphite

In the past, I used the Logitech K800 lighted keyboard, and very much liked this keyboard. Unfortunately, they are no longer available, so I opted for this Logitech Keys S wireless keyboard that is also lighted. Although a bolt dongle is included, I opted to connect this keyboard via Bluetooth to avoid using a USB port on my computer, and connect it using the Logi Options software.I like the Logi Options software better than previous versions of Logitech keyboard/mouse software.1) Connection of new devices is super easy when using either the Bolt dongle or Bluetooth.2) When the software is opened, it shows you the connected devices and how much battery power is available on each device.3) For Mice, it detects the mouse version and shows options and setting for the specific mouse.a) You can accept the default button settings or customize them to your preferences.b) You can select custom setting for a number of applications that are automatically set up for use when using each application. Previous version required manual setup for applications.4) Device settings for all devices can be automatically backed up to the cloud. So you can restore setting for every device if you need to.5) For keyboards, you can use the FN keys as standard function keys or assign them to specific tasks.6) You can choose to use the backlighting feature or not.7) You have the option to disable some of the keys, but I don't know why anyone would want to do this.8) You can check what devices you have connected to the keyboard and which switch they are on.It took a bit of time to get used to the keys, but I have been using this keyboard for a few months, and now have no problem. Key strokes are comfortable and not clicky. I do love that this keyboard has a backlight, but it stays on only while you are typing. After a couple of seconds the backlight goes off, and you have to press a key to light it again or wave your hand over the keyboard. Depending on what you are doing, this can be a problem. As yet, I haven't found a setting to make the backlight stay on longer. Although you can increase the intensity of the backlight using the F7 key, this setting isn't retained if you turn the keyboard off.On the plus side, even using the backlight, I need to recharge this keyboard only once every couple of months with at least 5 hours a day of use. Another advantage is that you can use the keyboard while it is charging. I have had keyboard in the past that could not be used while charging.I also like that I can pair this keyboard for up to 3 devices and can switch between them. So, I can use it with my desktop and then switch to my Samsung tablet or my Microsoft Surface tablet as needed.Overall, I couldn't be happier with this keyboard and would recommend it. I hope this review was helpful for you.

I've tried so many of the cheap keyboards, and although they worked, there was always some little difference that you had to get used to. The last one had keys where they shouldn't have been and it seriously screwed me up when trying to use it. I finally bit the bullet and spent a little more. This keyboard is so much better, it almost brought a tear to my eye.The keys are exactly where they need to be. The keyboard is solid. While not exactly heavy, it is solid and won't move around unless you move it intentionally.The keys are super quiet BUT the space bar makes a click sound that is beginning to annoy me. The backlighting comes on when you barely touch it . SO, the backlight is not always on, it comes on when you need it. Excellent for conserving your battery. It took me a few days but I finally realized you can turn the backlight up or down. My office is fairly dark and I'm old so the backlighting is perfect for me.All things considered, I think this is an excellent value for the money.Did I mention my office is dark and I'm old? Finding the charge port to charge it wasn't something I was looking forward to so I put in a magnetic charge cord for it. I just have to get it close and it attaches for me. I also don't have to worry about messing up the charge port fumbling around trying to plug it in.So far, I could only be happier if the space bar didn't click.

I recently picked up the Logitech MX Keys keyboard, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my setup! The low-profile scissor keys are super smooth and quiet, making typing feel effortless and comfortable, even during long work sessions. I love how it seamlessly switches between my laptop, desktop, and iPad with just a tap of the dedicated device buttons—Bluetooth and Logi Bolt connectivity are rock-solid. The backlit keys light up automatically when my hands get close, adjusting to the room’s lighting, which is a cool touch for late-night work, though I wish the brightness was a tad stronger. Battery life is impressive, lasting about 10 days with backlighting on (or up to 5 months without!), and it charges quickly via USB-C. For around $100 on sale, this sleek, sturdy keyboard is a no-brainer for anyone wanting a premium, multi-device productivity boost—highly recommend

The Logitech MX Keys S is hands-down one of the best keyboards I’ve ever used. The low-profile keys feel incredibly smooth and responsive, with just enough tactile feedback to make typing both quiet and satisfying. It's ideal for long hours of work, whether I’m writing reports or jumping between programs.The smart backlighting is a great touch—it lights up as soon as my hands approach, and adapts to ambient lighting. Plus, the keys are fully programmable, which helps streamline my workflow and saves me serious time.What really seals the deal is the versatility: it works seamlessly across my Mac, Windows PC, and even a Linux machine, all via Bluetooth or USB-C. The battery life is excellent, and the build quality feels solid and premium.If you're looking for a professional-grade keyboard that balances comfort, precision, and functionality, the MX Keys S is worth every penny.