No frills, no rgb, black and grey design is the ideal keyboard for minimalist productivity users and gamers alike. It's not too loud (brown switches) but it's still tactile enough to have a good typing experience. This keyboard is amazing to type on.

The top casing is a blast textured aluminum with a polished chamfered edge. It is faster than bt, as bt has a max capability of 34ms response time but usually sits between 100-300ms, and bolt is 1ms. The bolt app is much more intuitive and refined com...  Read More

It really is the best in the biz and even with the backlighting on i'm experiencing great longevity. It's well-backlit, although the back lighting could stay on just a bit longer. The discreet backlighting and great configuration software complete an ...  Read More

Max mechanical has my thumbs up but that’s not to say the keys is not sleek. Keys float above the key bed instead of sitting in it, which makes it very easy to clean.

The software is horrible. The lame excuse from logitech is that it would drain the battery. These are not the kinds of issues i should be dealing with when you're paying a high premium.

Same exact issue, just the n key. It takes a lot of force to activate the keys. The keys are just mushy. The layout of the extra keys make this keyboard difficult to use.

The backlight functionality is useless. It constantly goes to sleep, constantly resets your brightness settings, etc. The keyboard will illuminate when you touch it, but for whatever reason only the keys on the edges illuminate first.

Logitech mx keyboard is not marketed for office productivity. It is incompatible with the logitech options software that enables customization of the mouse.

The keyboard is not compatible with the so-called unifying receiver from logitech. Despite the -entire rest of the non-business mx lineup- using the unifying receiver, this keyboard does not. The receiver is a logibolt which, believe it or not does no...  Read More