MX Mechanical Mini

I have Nuphy Air 75, but I’ve been wanting to grab the MX Mechanical Mini because it has both Win (work) and Mac (personal) symbols printed on the keys with no need to swap physical caps. Also, a backlight. Also, an open platform base rather than an enclosed tray…which seems easier to clean.

Yep. I've been on a similar journey. I was pretty thrilled when I found this thing. It's nearly as perfect as I hoped it would be. Also, out of the Logi MX mechanical mini and the MX Keys mini, I feel much more comfortable on the MX Keys mini. The scissor switches just feel the most comfortable to u

I use Logitech MX Mechanical Mini with my iMac and love it.

I started with the MX Mechanical Mini. I liked it and just wanted OOTB functionally, compatibility with windows/Mac, and I use a MX Master so I wanted to like the Logitech. The keycaps are a freaking oil magnet, so I switched to Nuphy.

I am using Logitech MX Mechanical Mini (the regular one) with a Mac - but there's also a dedicated Mac version. Not sure about the layouts (ES/PT) , but it ticks all your other requirements. There's a 10key less and a full size version and you can get various switches (hard click, soft click, linear

I use the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini for Mac. Comes with Mac keys, works great. Can use bluetooth or a dongle if you have issues with interference. Been using it for close to a year now.

Logi MX mechanical mini, još ako imaš drugu periferiju od logitech radi vrhunski i kucanje je uživancija i pogotovo ako ne voliš low profile tastature kao sto je mx keys

southpaw options are surprisingly rare, especially wireless. for tkl with a separate numpad, the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini is solid and you can grab their numpad separately - both wireless. if you want something with that full keycap coverage for longer nails, the Keychron K3 Pro in their mint gre

Anyone using a Keychron K2 HE after an MX Mechanical Mini and regretting it? My MX Mechanical Mini is starting to fail me... several keys only work half the time, it's outside of my warranty window, and because it's not hot-swappable and the caps are fixed, i can't just replace the errant switches t

honestly, taking the leap out of the logitech ecosystem feels scary at first but its so worth it. being able to just pop out a single bad switch for a few cents instead of throwing a whole $160 board in the trash will save you so much money and headache long term. one quick practical heads up though