MX Mechanical

This, and if mechanical with similar layout is wanted: MX Mechanical Mini for Mac

I sold my keychron and just went with the MX mechanical. Not really a "normal" mechanical keyboard you can mod or anything, but still a good one.

I got myself a Logitech MX Mechanical. Mechanical feel, without the noise - didn’t need that (I’m old; when I started all regular keyboards were clicky and loud as hell). I wanted more feel, but not more noise

Ai și MX Mechanical. Eu o am cu switch-uri brown. E foarte mișto

That's a Logitech MX Mechanical Mini, it's... a mechanical keyboard. A shitty overpriced one, but still.

Do you need to get a desktop? WFH means you can work from anywhere and having a laptop that can dock at your desk to multiple monitors + external keyboard + mouse gives you the flexibility to have a desktop setup at home but also be able to work from other places when being stuck in your house gets

This pissed me off so much when I found out after buying the mx mechanical mini. Why did they have to use a nonstandard keyboard layout?? Wtf? Also, the backlight constantly turning off and on that they refuse to fix his updates. I decided I will never buy anything by Logitech after that alone.

I have been using the MX Mechanical Mini with tactile switches for a few months now, and I think it's a fine keyboard. It's relatively low-profile for a mechanical keyboard, and not a huge change if you're coming from a slim keyboard like MX Keys.

I kicked their Very Expensive MX Mechanical keyboard out. I've purchased a cheaper, better built Mechanical. The last Logo Options+ Update, just broke everything. QC doesn't seems to be a priority at Logitech.

I use both on a daily basis, and I love them both.I have a Logitech wrist pad for use with the Mechanical keyboard, and that is a perfect match for me. My main issue is the different width of the ESC keys.. and the placement of the F1 keys. I tend to hit F4 when I try to hit F5 for refresh on the MX