This isn’t any ordinary keyboard. This slim, minimalistic deck swaggers with potential thanks to a plethora of features made to improve productivity and assist creativity.

Media control button; Good actuation point; Tactile key response; Customizable for productivity

Limited access to software/apps; Pricey

Now once you switch tools and tap the input dial again the options for what you do can change. For example in Photoshop if I have a brush selected I can adjust the size and thickness of the brush etc. It really is a cool way to interaction with your project or whatever you may be working on.

– Sleek and thin design; – Very unique creative input dial; – Really changes how you interact with your workflow; – Comfortable to type on

– Unable to edit the preset profiles; – Keys can squeak sometimes

I have to applaud Logitech for doing something that took me, and a large majority of PC enthusiasts based on the reaction to the announcement, by surprise. Having a configurable keyboard is not new, be it via hardware dip switches or software, to where people have made use of it to assign macros,...

Wireless connectivity works seamlessly across multiple devices; Innovative use of the Crown dial to help control actions on multiple applications; Good build quality; Configurable buttons and dial via software driver; Native support for Windows and MacOS; even together; Pre-programmed keys offer...

Limited functionality with the Crown in most applications; Expensive; regardless of the competition in this category; Battery life is not satisfactory when backlighting is on; and the lack of fast charging does not help either; Only one-year warranty

This is a fine wireless keyboard form Logitec that is compatible with your tablet or smart phone in addition to your PC. It supports Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, iOS, Android devices, giving a deal of deal of versatility across a range of devices.

The Logitech Cordless MediaBoard for PlayStation 3 is currently one of the only Sony-certified--and totally compatible--cordless keyboards for the PS3, but it's really not a true PS3 keyboard.

Sony-certified and fully compatible with the Sony PlayStation 3; the Logitech Cordless MediaBoard for PlayStation 3 has a slim profile; is easy to set up; and has a built-in mousepad; obviating the need to connect a mouse to your PS3.

It's somewhat pricey; and there are no PS3-centric buttons/shortcuts available on the keyboard.

The Logitech Craft keyboard offers a unique way to streamline creative workflows, but its price is very high and the typing experience isn't terribly comfortable.

Excellent build quality; No flex; Specific keys for both Windows and macOS.

Expensive; Shallow key travel; No wrist rest; Short battery life.

The Logitech MX Keys is, hands-down, this year's best wireless office keyboard. You'd be hard-pressed to find a model with better features for the money, not to mention the unparalleled reputation Logitech has with wireless peripherals

Incredible battery life; Jam-packed with functions; Logitech Options offers oodles of customisation ;

High price;

Yes, it’s overpriced, but if you want a luxury keyboard to match your luxury MX Master mouse, you’ll love it

Comfortable design; Multi-screen use; Chic;

Pricey;

High-end keyboards designed specially for office work are much rarer than the stuff built for gaming. So when Logitech, among the field's biggest names, serves one up, it's worth paying attention. The $99.99 MX Keys offers some of the top-of-the-line features from the company's pricey predecessor, the Logitech Craft—alas, not the Craft's nifty dial—in a cheaper but still premium-priced package. Like many of Logitech's other work-focused offerings, the MX Keys is a low-profile keyboard that feels like a laptop's, which keeps it from being a truly holistic offering for power users. Still, if you're looking for something slim and wireless with extras to help you get work done, the MX Keys can help. A Desktop Keyboard in the Laptop Style The MX Keys is a full-size keyboard, clocking in with 108 keys. That's surprising because, while this is a keyboard for power users, it has a very compact and svelte shape. At 5.2 inches from front to back, 16.9 inches wide, and a low-profile 0.8 i...

Logitech's MX Keys packs in useful workflow-streamlining tools, including the ability to connect to multiple devices at once. Fans of flat, laptop-style keyboards may like the design, but its slim frame forces comfort compromises.

Sleek look, with environment-aware backlighting; Works seamlessly across multiple synced wireless devices, even with differing OSs; Long battery-life rating

Minimal key travel; Flat overall contour; Wrist rest costs extra