PC World - USA (2019-11)

NOVEMBER 2019 PCWorld 69

You can see

what devices

MX Keys is

paired with in

the Logitech

Options

software.

TYPING FEEL
Thanks to its ample size, MX Keys provides
a roomy and comfortable typing
experience. The keys are smooth, with a
slight dip that nestles your fingertip. The

low-profile design doesn’t allow much

travel and you don’t get the tactile or aural

feedback you’d get from a mechanical

keyboard. In fact, you have to fairly stab the

keys hunt-and-peck style to get any sound

out of them at all. That’s all the better for

your coworkers if you work in a trendy open

office setting, but it might be unnerving for

typists who rely on key clatter to connect

with what they’re typing.

BOTTOM LINE

The MX Keys is easily once of the best

wireless keyboards I’ve ever used. Like the

MX Master 3, it’s an expensive peripheral

at $100, but well worth the investment for

power users who are finicky about their

peripherals.

Logitech MX Keys

PROS

• Sturdy construction.


• Can connect with up to three devices.


• Can control multiple computers at once when
  used with MX Master 3 mouse.
  CONS


• Expensive.


• Probably too heavy to travel with you.
  BOTTOM LINE
  MX Keys is an excellent standalone keyboard, but it
  can really streamline your workflow when used with
  the MX Master 3 mouse.
  $99