MX Keys S

I got a Logitech MX Keys S. It's slim, the keys don't take much force, and it has a voice dictation button that's really handy during flares.

Be prepared to pay for replacement keys from 3rd partys, Logitech do not and will not support you. Ive a perfectly good MX Keys at home, needs three keys and a good clean. Unfortunately they are made not to be easily cleaned without replacing keys, the scissor mechanism under the keys are delicate a

From experience, I would say that this is likely due to out of date or incompatible Logitech mouse software. If you follow the link I shared, none of the people there are using Logitech devices, and they are all having problems with the same symptoms and error related to spoolsvc not disassociating

I’ll be honest... I absolutely love my MX Keys S. It’s a joy to type on and looks and feels great. On the other hand, I can’t stand the LogiOptions+ software; it’s bloated, messy, and a serious resource hog. If Logitech ever made it more stable and streamlined, I’d be thrilled.

I have the MX Keys S keyboard and an MX Master 2S mouse. The keyboard feels great to type on, and the mouse performs well enough, but I can’t stand the Logi Options+ software. It’s absurdly resource-heavy and only works about half the time. Is it really that hard to make an app with basic features,

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.

If it does not have to be too customizable in software then Logitech MX Keys S is great (cheaper version exists from Keychron, I think it’s called B6 but it’s less silent if I remember the reviews). Logitech also has a keyboard that resembles MX Keys S (including being quite silent), the K950 which