MX Keys Mini

Logitech MX Keys Mini is great but I think the keys are a bit more spaced out and a bit tougher to click.

For MacBook + minimal setup, I’d probably stay in the Logitech lane before going full split keyboard. Keyboard: MX Keys Mini if you want clean and familiar. It’s not “ergonomic” in the serious sense, but it’s low profile, wireless, looks good, and doesn’t fight macOS. If you want something more ergo

I had several MX Anywhere mouses (2, 2s, 3 and now 3s). None of them lasted more than 1.5-2 years. The left button started to miss, especially when dragging and dropping. Same problem with all of them, used exclusively for office work. I've only had the 3S for two weeks, let's see how long it will l

Had both the apple keyboard (non Touch ID) and MX Keys Mini. Prefer the MX Keys mini. It works great, feels great, types great, it’s light and looks good. I have it paired with the MX Master 3 mouse and the combo is good for productivity. Also, the Logitech app is really useful to create shortcuts.

oh sure, I code and so I type a lot, after a few years of use, the A and W keys seem to get stuck cock-eyed, and I have to push it a little harder to get it flat again. I guess its the butterfly mechanism, its not a deal breaker, just an aging keyboard that still works amazing. I used to have 2 keyb

Probably some keychron B series, Logitech MX keys mini or satechi slim series. They’re all ultra low profile keyboards that mimic laptop style typing feel with scissor switches.

Highly depends on your needs and tastes. MX keys Mini will do wonders for productivity and I personally think it looks great because is low-profile. Just make sure the whole name of the device includes "for Mac". Check the following link, you can sort by platform on our official website and I select