Logitech MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard, Low Profile, Quiet Typing, Backlighting, Bluetooth, USB C Rechargeable - Graphite (Renewed)

This is very comfortable and configurable. I had one at home and decided to buy another one to use at the office. It is not light, but it is one of the most comfortable keyboards I have ever used. You can connect via Bluetooth (to you mobile) and via the dongle to your computer, meaning that you can have multiple items connected at the same time. Compatible with Apple devices. The battery is all right. I always keep the lights off in mine to save it.

Love this keyboard. Connecting it my PC was easy. You have the choice of using the USB-A dongle included, or to connect via Bluetooth. I've tried both and they work great.My favorite part is the positive key action and how amazingly quiet the keystrokes are.The build quality seems topnotch, and you will notice immediately how heavy it is. It appears to have an all metal (guessing aluminum) chassis. The rest of the weight is probably the battery. I have not had to charge mine since the initial charging, over 3 weeks ago at 8hrs of use a day.The keyboard shortcuts at the top are excellent and even programmable with Logi+ Options app.Overall, A+ from me.

I have been using my keyboard for a couple of years now and it is just as good as when I bought it. I did have to finagle a little bit to connect to my Mac but it works perfectly now.

There's a couple of very weird idiosyncrasies with this keyboard. The position of the caps lock key and the tab should be switched. The tab key one needs very frequently; the caps lock key not so much. Yet the caps lock key is the one within easiest reach. The keyboard also seems to combine the alt and the command keys (the alt/cmd) and a start/option key, whatever "start" is, both of which defy convention in my experience and different from my previous Logitech keyboard. Normally the command and alt keys are positioned adjacent to one another and the "start" key doesn't even exist. I'm not sure what to do with it.But for these perplexing differences, I'd say this is the best keyboard I have ever used. Growing accustomed to the function key positions is a different matter. They keyboard is quiet and, if you choose, is well lit. Keeping the keyboard lit reduces battery life significantly. I love the touch, the weight, the feel. And even though it has to be charged via USB, it will still can used even with a dead battery when plugged in. Or at least I think it can because it does function when plugged in.

Meh. I'm on the fence on this one. It's a nice keyboard. I like the feel of the keys. The battery life if excellent for a back-lit keyboard. However, I DISPISE the delay on the backlighting. You have to wave your hand across the keys before they come on, and then the cut off after only a few seconds. It's annoying and limits your productivity in the dark. I use this 100% for photo editing, where all of my work is done in and extremely low-light environment. While it is extremely well built, it is not my favorite, and simply does not live up to the hype or expense. It will disconnect frequently, and getting it to reconnect is a real pain. It does the job, but it is WAY over priced for the issues it has. If you have to have wireless and/ or a backlit keyboard, I'd still say this is an option. But I'd look at others as well. It it wasn't for the key quality and overall build quality, I would have sent it back within the first week.

Awesome. Highly recommend. Noise level quiet, feels great, design weighty in a good way.

Quiet typing, intelligent backlighting, rechargeable battery, built solid as a rock.What's not to love?

This was supposed to be a Renewed Excellent condition product, yet it arrived with a cracked top left corner, and the ESC key was completely detached and couldn't be reattached.