Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Low-Profile Rechargeable Keyboard for PC and Mac

Great wireless keyboard. You don't have to have that stupid little thing stuck in the back taking up one of your USB ports. It's very durable, holds a charge for about three days of almost constant use. I would highly recommend it

Excellent quality, great battery life, works well with my UGreen KVM and switches seamlessly between devices, nice macro and programable features.

The keyboard couldn't be smoother. Effortless. The Lift mouse is purchased as well makes work so much easier to navigate on the computer in my office. The combination of both is the perfect fit for anyone.

The keyboard is quiet, and the keys light up when you start typing. The Bluetooth feature makes it surprisingly versatile, allowing you to place it wherever it’s most comfortable. I’ve had the keyboard for about a month and use it daily for work. If it ever breaks, I’ll replace it with the exact same model.

Love everything about the keyboard with the exception of one item. Why on earth did you move the fn key? What a pain in the _ _ _!

Great - but Ligh Up Sensor doesn't seem to be working like my other one. On my other one, I can wave my hand over it and the board lights up. This one requires that I touch it.

Have used Logitech peripherals forever and a day, so I'm biased. Still, this model is especially a pleasure — the layout I prefer, a low profile, battery use specs, minimalist design, and the usual functionality.

I had a pretty old wireless Logitech kbd that I loved but was getting worn and dirty. Sat on replacing it for about a year. Did my research and decided on logi again. So smooth, easy to use. Getting used to advanced features I never had especially being able to easily swap laptops. Love it

I love this keyboard! It’s got weight to it, so it doesn’t move around when you place your hands on it. The keys are clicky, but not annoying or hard to depress in any way. The low profile of the keys makes for fast and smooth typing, even with hand pain (like me). I love the two-computer pairing ability so I can easily switch between my work setup and home computer! So, far the battery seems to last a very long time. It came fully charged and I’ve probably used it 100 hours so far and it’s not empty yet. The USB-C charging is ideal. I was skeptical because of the price but I am honestly thinking of buying a second one to use at work because I love the feel of this one so much.

I own a couple of graphite versions of this keyboard, but one of them had a failing, intermittent key that would require multiple presses to register. I decided to change things up and replace the failing one with the Pale Gray version. That was a bad decision. As lighting conditions change throughout the day, the letters and symbols on the pale gray keyboard can become virtually invisible, as if you are typing on a keyboard with all blank keys. In some lighting conditions I must turn the backlighting all the way up, and in others, I must turn it off completely, simply to make the letters visible. Despite the issue with the failing key on the older graphite version, I think that the build quality is pretty good and I like that a single keyboard can be used with up to three devices. I would not buy the pale gray version again, though I might still consider either the black or graphite version.