MX Mechanical

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

I got a Logitech mx mechanical. The oil on the keycaps drove me nuts. So I got the Nuphy Air75 V3. It feels so much fucking better and is not an oil magnet. But the typing experience is also night and day. The Logitech feels hollow and echoey while the Nuphy feels intentional and solid. Get it and t

I have found none so ended up with Logitech Mx mechanical mini. A completely different feel and layout but oh well

Love the full size (can't live without a Num pad) MX Keys S for daily work... I have the MX Mechanical that doesn't get much use since I find it slower and louder for Online meetings etc

These are two very different keyboards, the choc style switches on the glove are way way different than the mx mechanical ones, put on top of that the fact that the geometry is totally different you are comparing oranges to apples. My advice is get some cheap 2nd hand flat, choc v1 switches based co

Very different. MX Keys S is a membrane board, so it doesn’t really feel comparable at all. Mechanical is night-and-day better, and once you get used to it, it’s hard to go back. MX Mechanical is closer, but still well behind NuPhy and Lofree in feel. Lofree Flow Lite is different too. It has a much

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 tried the mx mechanical in store and I didn't like the feel of the key presses or the keyboard. the feel of the Azoth is much nicer, smooth and controlled, very little wobble in the keycaps. for the price of the mx mechanical I was expecting something better. I also tried the Logitech G515 lightsp

No replacement that I can find. I've gone back to using my old G915 until it breaks. Hopefully by then there will be a new keyboard. My main thing is just that I can't give up the low profile keyboard and I can't find a low profile keyboard anywhere. :( I did even try the MX Mechanical (non-gaming)

I had the Logitech, among many many other Logitech keyboards (through work), and I don't think you will like the MX Mechanical.I doesn't feel much like the good old mechanicals and the tactility is under-whelming. How about a keyboard and a separate numpad?