MX Mechanical Mini

I went through Logitech customer service for the exact same issue with an MX Mechanical Mini, and I got the exact same runaround. I needed a fifty-cent keycap and your suggestion was to spend $150.00+ on a new keyboard, and I can't use aftermarket keycaps on your stupid, rattly keyboard with its che

Logitech Mechanical doesn't have replaceble keycaps. In addition, the software and programmability is much more limited than the NuPhy's and doesn't work if the internet isn't live. Also, the blush switches sound and feel very different than the MX mechanical. I did swap out most of the keycaps on m

I’m not sure what you consider too expensive but I use the Logitech mx mechanical mini and it’s fantastic. I use the dongle mainly but it works fine with Bluetooth too. Can be connected to three devices at the same time and switch easy with the press of a button. I got the one with the silent switch

Personally I like my MX Master 3 for work/everyday use - namely due to the nice shape, side scroll and infinite scrolls. However I wholeheartedly agree with the downfalls of this mouse. To add insult to injury - for some reason they moved away from a very reliable 2.4Ghz connection from the MX Maste

Logitech just doesn't care. The problem has been around for 4y and Logitech never took interest in fixing the space bar stabilizers so that they are in the standard position: https://www.reddit.com/r/logitech/comments/uxy6o8/mx_mechanical_keycaps/ https://www.reddit.com/r/logitech/comments/vot0q2/mx_m

I've been a logitech defender for a long time. i've loved their products and they feel great to use... when they work... I'm on my second MX Mechanical Mini and it's failing me again. first was replaced in warranty window, second well outside that window. i'm on my second MX Vertical, and i LOVE thi

Hey! Both are great options; it really comes down to your preference. If you enjoy a quieter, low-profile typing experience similar to what you’re using at work, the MX Keys Mini would be a great choice. If you prefer a more tactile, mechanical feel, the MX Mechanical Mini might suit you better. To

that monsgeek issue is frustrating. for something that just works out the box with silent linears, check the keychron k2 pro - comes with browns but you can swap to their silent reds. also the nuphy air75 v2 with their silent alpacas is super quiet and feels great stock. if you want zero fuss, the l

Logitech MX Mechanical Mini might be perfect for what you need. I got one few months ago when my old board started giving me issues and the low profile really helps with wrist position. The tactile switches feel good for typing code all day but still responsive enough when I'm gaming on weekends Onl