MX Keys S

Logitech MX Keys S. Al principio se sintió raro pero ahora tecleo rapidísimo. Me gusta que se puede conectar a 3 máquinas al tiempo y se cambia con solo botón. Me sirve para cambiar de máquina de trabajo.

The best combo for me has been physical keyboard while seated and virtual when on the go. If I’m seated might as well use the same keyboard and mouse as my Mac (Logitech MX Keys S and MX 4) and extend it to my iPad (or Sidecar with extend display) This magnetic charging stand completes the setup, am

Aquí mis queridos y estimados saltamontes hay un tema de elección personal que es muy importante distinguir, para poder entregar una buena recomendación a nuestro OP. Hay 3 factores primarios en el uso de un buen teclado y unos cuantos componentes externos que tambien afectan en menor medida: Tenemo

I’ve got a dell 27 inch monitor with a kvm built in. Work Mac book plugged in via usb c, my Mac mini m4 is attached with hdmi and usb cable. I switch between the devices in the monitor menu, and the keyboard / mouse move between devices. The keyboard and mouse I have are Logitech mx keys - so I can

Totally get it having to replace your mouse every couple of years is annoying. I’d honestly go with the Logitech MX Keys S and MX Master 3S combo. It does the same 3-device switching with Bluetooth or dongle, but the mouse actually lasts and the keyboard feels really nice. Feels like a proper upgrad

1 - yes for sure. I use bluetooth to connect it to my company laptop without the Logi software. 2 - If you search this subreddit you'll find lots of people who've had the rubber degrade. I have used the same MX3S for about 3 years now, on a mine site (dirty) in the tropics (often humid but also ofte

Do to the limited customization (function keys only), inability to connect via USB, and customizations requiring Logitech software to be running (rendering the keyboard useless for work) I have returned my MX Keys S / MX Master 3 combo and bought a Keychron K5 Max. You forced me to do it, Logitech.

nice find for 55 bucks, i agree the full msrp is way too high for what it is. if you ever want to try something else in that price range with better key stability, LTC+NB681 has less rattle and similar low profile feel, or Logitech+MX+Mechanical if you want to stick with that mx keys style but with

I've been struggling with this too The "killer feature" MX Keys have brought to me is the 1/2/3 easy connection buttons, and I'm a fan of scissor keys. Just got a Keychrom K5 Max to see if I like it It's got low profile keys - not quite scissors, but it's not horrible (got red linear switches rather