This is the first mechanical keyboard I have ever bought. It is a very nice keyboard to use on a daily basis. It looks professional too unlike a lot of others which can look more like gaming keyboards. The only thing I am disappointed with is that it doesn’t work with the unified receiver which I am already using with my old MX mouse.

MX Mech Key is very good and reliable in BT pairing. The only complaint is no custom macro option available.

The Logitech MX Mechanical Wireless Illuminated Performance Keyboard is a top-of-the-line keyboard that offers superior performance and a sleek, stylish design. This keyboard is designed to provide a comfortable typing experience, making it perfect for extended use.

One of the standout features of this keyboard is its backlit keys, which provide illumination in low-light conditions. This makes it easy to use the keyboard in dimly lit environments, and the brightness of the backlighting can be adjusted to your preference.

The keyboard also features mechanical switches that provide a tactile response with every key press. This provides a satisfying typing experience, and the keys are durable enough to withstand years of use.

In addition, the Logitech MX Mechanical Wireless Illuminated Performance Keyboard is wireless, which allows for greater flexibility in how you use it. The keyboard connects to your computer using Logitech’s Unifying Receiver, which provides a reliable connection without the need for cables.

Another great feature of this keyboard is its battery life – it’s amazing. I’ve been getting weeks (not the advertised days) of life from just a single charge. Even when using backlighting.

However, one potential downside of this keyboard is its price. It is significantly more expensive than many other keyboards on the market, which may make it a less attractive option for budget-conscious consumers.

You also cannot customise the keys which is a bummer.

Overall, the Logitech MX Mechanical Wireless Illuminated Performance Keyboard is an excellent choice for anyone in need of a high-performance keyboard that provides a comfortable typing experience. While it may be more expensive than some other options, its backlit keys, mechanical switches, wireless connectivity, and long battery life make it a worthwhile investment for anyone in need of a high-quality keyboard.

I used G915 TKL before and my experience was the opposite. It was quite wobbly and shaky.

I had a bit concern getting this one but got it a way and I’m glad actually. It’s solid and good. The only annoying thing is the first f1 f2 f3 buttons are locked to Bluetooth device selection. So either you can use it for just device selection or F buttons. show desktop was a quite common button used by everyone, and it just sucks that I accidentally keep disconnecting my keyboard every time I accidentally tap f3

I purchased this product after purchasing several other products that kept failing. I use my computer like a lot of people all day, so having a reliable product that works every time is paramount. This product does what it says on the tin, at last to find an easy to use keyboard that works every time. My only negative comment is the price. Its quite steep at over 150, and clearly I won’t need to replace it, but unless you are restricted by work budget costs this will be our of the standard price range for a lot of users. A shame as its really good. I particularly like the fact it is back-lit, essential when working out of hours.

Nice design and functionality – but it is loud, even though somewhere it says that it is a quite version.

So if you’re happy to be one of those people in the office or on Zoom who types so that the whole world can hear them, this one is fine foe you:)

First off, let me be clear I’m reviewing a standard UK keyboard, just as pictured on the listing (as of September 2022). The enter key is the “tall” two row height you’d expect on any other UK keyboard. I mention this because other reviews seemed to expect something different!

I’d been looking for a “professional” mechanical keyboard for a long while when this was announced. I’d tried various competitors, but none of them had quite the right mix of features. My former daily driver was the regular Logitech MX Keyboard. That was great, but I wanted mechanical to have greater key travel and tactile feedback.

The MX Mechanical has a very solid feel, on account of the metal in the chassis. It’s low profile, with height adjustable feet. It feels premium, without being flashy.

I really like the keyboard being equipped with Windows and Mac style key markings. This is really useful with the “quick switch” function, where you can use the keyboard with three devices, switching between them with just a single key press. This allows me to quickly switch from my work machine to my iPad, which I use for personal emails, etc. More generally, the shortcut keys on the top row enhance productivity nicely, e.g. the screenshot button, mic mute for Teams calls, calculator launch. There’s a key to lock your screen if you need to walk away.

You can connect using bluetooth or the Logitech RF USB dongle. It’s worth using the dongle and the Logitech Options+ software to get the most out of the keyboard.

For battery life I get at least a month of use with the backlight sometimes on. I’m sure it could go longer, but I’ll usually throw it on to charge on a Friday evening. The backlight has three brightness levels, and it’s a clean white light. It’s not too over powering in the dark, even on the brightest settings.

Ignore the bad reviews, so far all by people who don’t know what they’re talking about.

This is a UK ISO backlit RF wireless low-profile mechanical. It does everything it advertises and does it well.

There literally is no competition to this, finding a low profile wireless mechanical in UK ISO almost impossible. Keychron is the closest but connects via bluetooth which is terrible compared to RF.

I’d prefer to see the red and blue switches available in the UK ISO layout. And if I had to be really picky, I don’t like the dual layout prints (eg. windows/mac key, both “/@ on the 2 key.)

Other than that, I can’t fault this keyboard. I’ve been through more than my fair-share of keyboards and it’s one of the best so far.