Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard, Low Profile, Fluid
Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard, Low Profile, Fluid Quiet Typing, Programmable Keys, Backlighting, Bluetooth, USB C Rechargeable, for Windows PC, Linux, Chrome, Mac, QWERTY UK English, Pale Grey
WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY
Wireless connection via Bluetooth Low Energy or the included Logi Bolt receiver. The keyboard is not compatible with other Logitech USB receivers.
BE MORE PRODUCTIVE WITH MX MASTER 3S
For ultra fast precise MagSpeed scrolling, Quiet Clicks, 8K DPI track-on-glass(6) sensor, and a Graphite or Pale Grey finish.
GET PREMIUM AUDIO WITH ZONE WIRELESS
Get premium audio for your music and calls, reliable Wireless connectivity, and a background-noise cancelling mic.
GET BRIO ULTRA HD WEBCAM FOR SHARPER CALLS
Level up your calls and videos with 4k video, streaming optimisation and adjustable field of view settings. Optimised for streaming with wide, adjustable field of view.
SPOTLIGHT PRESENTATION REMOTE
Present like never before with intuitive slide navigation, advanced digital pointer modes, and smart time management.
| Weight: | 810 g |
| Dimensions: | 43.02 x 13.16 x 2.05 cm; 810 Grams |
| Brand: | Logitech |
| Model: | 920-011585 |
| Colour: | Pale Grey |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | Logitech |
| Dimensions: | 43.02 x 13.16 x 2.05 cm; 810 Grams |
should have read malcom's review before buying
ditto to pretty much everything he said. erratic behaviour with a bluetooth connection leads to an extremely frustrating experience. both with the mouse and this keyboard. am trying the bolt connection to see if it’s any better. for example, this feedback has taken me numerous attempts with multiple edits to correct what gets displayed after i type. disappointing to say the least.
EDIR: seems to have settled down and much better. weird but there you go. so uprated stars
Worth the price!!!
Husband convinced me on getting this one when I’ve asked him to recommend which suits me best.
Top quality, amazing key tabs to press on.
Bluetooth or wireless connectivity.
It’s rechargeable not battery operated.
I believe it’s good if your station is fixed.
Love the white color will recommend.
We enjoy using this expensive keyboard and it is well-designed with the backlit keys being a pleasure to use, e.g. in poor lighting. Overall it is easy to use and has been reliable so far. There two minor issues although these don’t detract too much from the overall experience, which is still favourable.
The first issue is that the keyboard sometimes doesn’t recognise an older Windows-10 desktop computer when waking up from ‘sleep’ although it is fine with a more recent Windows-11 laptop.
The other issue is that being white in colour it can be hard to distinguish individual keys when using it in bright sunlight so if we were to buy another one we would probably go for a black keyboard.
So far so good
The keyboard is extremely well designed and thought out and it has a lovely feel to it. It also works perfectly alongside my MX master 3s mouse. The functionality is great and despite me being unsure when ordering it, this is a UK qwerty keyboard. I went for this one over the mini version because of the extended number key bank on the R/H side of the keyboard, I do a lot of number work. As I’ve only just plugged it in, I can’t comment on things like battery life yet.
Great battery life - watch out for Bolt!
I recently returned to the Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard in white after a brief stint with the Apple Magic keyboard, and I’m enjoying it. The battery life is impressive, and Bluetooth connectivity is smooth when switching between the 3 input options, but do note that the dongle now uses Bolt instead of the old Unify software, potentially causing compatibility issues with other Logitech devices.
The keyboard was nice, but I had difficulty seeing the letters on the keys due to the light grey color in certain lighting. As a result, I returned the keyboard and exchanged it for the granite color, which is ideal and works perfectly for me.
Linux user here. It will work out of the box on Linux if you need to enter your full disk encryption password from the CLI prompt (grub). Also works to input your BIOS passowrd.
Obviously you need to plug it in via the USB wireless connector, as Bluetooth is not available during that process.
Not all keys seem to work under GNOME Wayland. Screenshot and microphone mute are two that did not seem to respond, but this might just be a mapping issue that can be quickly fixes in the DE upstream if someone (me) opens an issue or tweaks things a bit.