I have always had good success with Logitech products. I purchased this keyboard and I must say it is great. To me the most important feature is the feel of the keys and their travel. These are very personal preference types of issues but for me this is one of the best keyboards I have used. . Backlighting and portability are bonuses. Thanks for you channel.
Rocking the Nuphy Air75 it's such a great low-profile mechanical keyboard to pair with Macbook. The design, the color way, the tactile feel of switch, the keytravel, etc everything about it is just so right.
I have the white colour MX Keys Mini. I use it with my MX Ergo. I love this keyboard. It’s awesome. I love Logitech MX series!! Mine even with backlight turned on can last me for a few months because I seldom use it. I pair it with my m2 Mac Mini Pro, together with my MX Ergo and my Harman Kardon Aura Studio 3 and with my 75 inch Samsung QLED mounted on my wall in my bedroom for entertainment use only. I love my setup very much! It’s simply awesome!!
I'm using a compact Apple Magic Keyboard, not because I WANT to, but because of the way its keys are flat. I've used a Logitech K811 keyboard for years & years - love it - black keys, backlighting, lasts forever. The problem that I ran into, though, happened when I got myself a monitor LED light. (It attaches to the top of the monitor and puts light on your desktop, not the screen or in your eyes.) It's a perfect light when working in the early hours. Except that those concave keys on the Logitech keyboards has this annoying effect of reflecting bands of light across all the keys. The flat keys of the Apple keyboard don't. Wish Logitech would offer a compact backlit keyboard with flat keys, because I miss the thing.
LED lights, unlike conventional bulbs, can have the annoying characteristic of reflecting off EVERY surface, creating glare where none previously existed. Perhaps a desk lamp with a dimmer switch would be more suitable. BTW, I'm rocking the K810 with my Android devices (see my post). Pairing with both was flawless. It's lasted close to 10 years at home and on the road in my backpack. I have small fingers and the keys are a breeze to type on.
Is this the successor to the K810, my current keyboard? BTW, if you set the brightness to a minimal level, the battery will last longer. BTW, a lot of the settings and features (almost all) are identical on the K810, it seems like it would be the same with regard to the backlight. Since I'm using mine in a room with uneven light distribution, the backlight is a godsend. Same with dimly lit lecture halls when presentations require near complete darkness. And, if you need constant brightness, you can plug it in to a wall charger or portable powerbank. BTW, since I'm using this with my Galaxy Z Fold 4 and LG V20, both Androids, along with a Bluetooth mouse, the Windows layout works with Android in every way it works with Microsoft software. And, because my Z Fold 4 came with Microsoft 360, DeX and some other cross-platform programs (apps), for the first time in 7+ years, the Caps Lock LED works like it's supposed to. As to a unifying receiver, neither of my devices requires one and Bluetooth pairing worked great on both with no noticeable lag in use. Incidentally, if you miss the sounds of the clickety clack of the old Olympia, Olivetti or Smith Corona, "Typewriter Sounds Keyboard," from the Google Playstore, is the only app that will work on an external keyboarrd as well as the touchscreen. In the app's settings you can choose the sound from the three aforementioned. The Apple Appstore might also have it.
I was looking to get this for the silent and backlit keys but I ended up with a mechanical keyboard which is whisper quiet and cheaper! Had to mod the stabilizers but it is all worth it.
Hey, so your previous video about the MX Keys full size you mentioned that it was not a comfortable keyboard, but this smaller design is actually worse on your writs.
@@MovingAlong531 also a concern of mine as his previous video of the full size MX Keys he said his wrists were sore and was not ergo friendly. I have tried this keyboard and its worse.
It's not "minus numberpad", but it's "minum number pad and the editing keys". I mean, it has no PgUP/pgDn/Home/End. My laptop has those keys as an additional vertical column on the right. I wish this keyboard had that either on the left or on the right side. I really do use Home/End often, and I do not want to press fn + arrow.
The business version has 2.4 GHz USB wireless which gets rid of Bluetooth latency and bandwidth problems if you're using multiple Bluetooth devices. You can also buy the Logi Bolt adapter to use with the non business versions I believe.
does it work without the receiver? thought the big size and small size could do without dongle? or is that just the big one? thanks, I am bout to orderrr :) great video's btw!
Total überbewertet das Teil. Hat nicht mehr effekt als eine Gelautomatentastatur und ist auf dem unterem Niveau von Rapoo. Fehlptroduktion und das schlechtest was die Firma bisher rausgebracht hat. Damit die nicht drauf sitzen bleiben haben sie in breiter Front geyoutubed. Finger weg von dem Blödsinn für das viele Geld.
What keyboard are you rocking today? :)
I am using an Iqunix f96.
MX Keys Mini {White}
I have always had good success with Logitech products. I purchased this keyboard and I must say it is great. To me the most important feature is the feel of the keys and their travel. These are very personal preference types of issues but for me this is one of the best keyboards I have used. . Backlighting and portability are bonuses.
Thanks for you channel.
Rocking the Nuphy Air75 it's such a great low-profile mechanical keyboard to pair with Macbook. The design, the color way, the tactile feel of switch, the keytravel, etc everything about it is just so right.
Woww.. again, we have the same stuff. Bought this last month with the mac layout (pale grey). Really love it
man i like your videos ive been scrolling through your channel for a good while now
I appreciate that! :)
I have the white colour MX Keys Mini. I use it with my MX Ergo. I love this keyboard. It’s awesome. I love Logitech MX series!! Mine even with backlight turned on can last me for a few months because I seldom use it. I pair it with my m2 Mac Mini Pro, together with my MX Ergo and my Harman Kardon Aura Studio 3 and with my 75 inch Samsung QLED mounted on my wall in my bedroom for entertainment use only. I love my setup very much! It’s simply awesome!!
Are you still getting the same hand strain from this keyboard ?
I'm using a compact Apple Magic Keyboard, not because I WANT to, but because of the way its keys are flat.
I've used a Logitech K811 keyboard for years & years - love it - black keys, backlighting, lasts forever. The problem that I ran into, though, happened when I got myself a monitor LED light. (It attaches to the top of the monitor and puts light on your desktop, not the screen or in your eyes.) It's a perfect light when working in the early hours.
Except that those concave keys on the Logitech keyboards has this annoying effect of reflecting bands of light across all the keys. The flat keys of the Apple keyboard don't.
Wish Logitech would offer a compact backlit keyboard with flat keys, because I miss the thing.
LED lights, unlike conventional bulbs, can have the annoying characteristic of reflecting off EVERY surface, creating glare where none previously existed. Perhaps a desk lamp with a dimmer switch would be more suitable. BTW, I'm rocking the K810 with my Android devices (see my post). Pairing with both was flawless. It's lasted close to 10 years at home and on the road in my backpack. I have small fingers and the keys are a breeze to type on.
Is this the successor to the K810, my current keyboard? BTW, if you set the brightness to a minimal level, the battery will last longer. BTW, a lot of the settings and features (almost all) are identical on the K810, it seems like it would be the same with regard to the backlight. Since I'm using mine in a room with uneven light distribution, the backlight is a godsend. Same with dimly lit lecture halls when presentations require near complete darkness. And, if you need constant brightness, you can plug it in to a wall charger or portable powerbank. BTW, since I'm using this with my Galaxy Z Fold 4 and LG V20, both Androids, along with a Bluetooth mouse, the Windows layout works with Android in every way it works with Microsoft software. And, because my Z Fold 4 came with Microsoft 360, DeX and some other cross-platform programs (apps), for the first time in 7+ years, the Caps Lock LED works like it's supposed to. As to a unifying receiver, neither of my devices requires one and Bluetooth pairing worked great on both with no noticeable lag in use. Incidentally, if you miss the sounds of the clickety clack of the old Olympia, Olivetti or Smith Corona, "Typewriter Sounds Keyboard," from the Google Playstore, is the only app that will work on an external keyboarrd as well as the touchscreen. In the app's settings you can choose the sound from the three aforementioned. The Apple Appstore might also have it.
Just got my first Macbook. I need a new desk before I buy a keyboard for it 😂
I was looking to get this for the silent and backlit keys but I ended up with a mechanical keyboard which is whisper quiet and cheaper! Had to mod the stabilizers but it is all worth it.
Hey, so your previous video about the MX Keys full size you mentioned that it was not a comfortable keyboard, but this smaller design is actually worse on your writs.
Thanks for the review!
Just one doubt... What about ergonomics?
This is also my concern. What about your wrists.
@@MovingAlong531 also a concern of mine as his previous video of the full size MX Keys he said his wrists were sore and was not ergo friendly. I have tried this keyboard and its worse.
It's not "minus numberpad", but it's "minum number pad and the editing keys". I mean, it has no PgUP/pgDn/Home/End. My laptop has those keys as an additional vertical column on the right. I wish this keyboard had that either on the left or on the right side. I really do use Home/End often, and I do not want to press fn + arrow.
Before I got my Bluetooth mouse, I used the arrow keys on my K810 to scroll up and down.
Second negative: u can't use it wired. USB-C is only for charging
The business version has 2.4 GHz USB wireless which gets rid of Bluetooth latency and bandwidth problems if you're using multiple Bluetooth devices. You can also buy the Logi Bolt adapter to use with the non business versions I believe.
does it work without the receiver? thought the big size and small size could do without dongle? or is that just the big one? thanks, I am bout to orderrr :)
great video's btw!
It depends on what you're using it with. Never needed one with my K810 and Android devices.
Does this keyboard keycap get oilly after long term?
logitech announced new mc machanical keyboards
if you are buying now let say
you will choose machanical or these one?
Hiw to keep the mx mini backlit always on ?
it turns off after sometime which is quite annoying
Plug it into a wall charger, the usb output on your computer or a powerbank. Works on my K810.
@@adinahirschmann3112 while it's on battery. What's the point of it being wireless if I have to plug it to keep the backlit on :)
Logitech k750; have had it for years.
Haha Can you use a universal receiver from another mix keys keyboard?
Total überbewertet das Teil. Hat nicht mehr effekt als eine
Gelautomatentastatur und ist auf dem unterem Niveau von Rapoo.
Fehlptroduktion und das schlechtest was die Firma bisher rausgebracht
hat. Damit die nicht drauf sitzen bleiben haben sie in breiter Front
geyoutubed. Finger weg von dem Blödsinn für das viele Geld.