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.

The trouble with Logitech's marketing promise for the paired devices, like the MX Mechanical Mini and MX Master 3S, is that they say they work together. But they don't. There's software which might work if both hosts are on the same network, all the ports needed are unblocked and open, and the two m

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.