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Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard with palm rest £95.99 at Amazon
Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard with palm rest £95.99 at Amazon
Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard with palm rest £95.99 at Amazon
Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard with palm rest £95.99 at Amazon
Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard with palm rest £95.99 at Amazon
Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard with palm rest £95.99 at Amazon
Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard with palm rest £95.99 at Amazon
Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard with palm rest £95.99 at Amazon
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Posted 11 April 2023

Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Illuminated Keyboard with palm rest £95.99 at Amazon

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This appears to be a good price for mx keys wireless keyb, plus it includes the palm rest for even less money than the standalone model does.

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Features

  • PERFECTSTROKE KEYS: Spherically-dished keys match the shape of your fingertips, so that every keystroke is fluid, natural, fast, and accurate with a distinct tactile response
  • COMFORT AND STABILITY: The entire body of the keyboard is held together by a single metal plate, resulting in a remarkably solid build. Increased key stability reduces noise & optimises responsiveness
  • SMART ILLUMINATION: MX Keys adjusts to lighting conditions to save battery life so you can stay focused in your flow, day and night. The keys light up the moment your hands approach
  • CROSS-COMPUTER CONTROL: Logitech Flow allows you to type on multiple computers(1) in one fluid workflow, MX Keys follows your MX Master 3 – or other Flow-enabled mouse – from one computer to another
  • MULTI-DEVICE AND MULTI-OS: Connect the way you want via Bluetooth Low Energy or the Unifying USB receiver across up to three devices, including Windows, macOS, Linux(2), iOS, and Android systems

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  1. mglzgsr's avatar
    I’m looking at these keyboards for long and cannot find anything decent on eBay for less than £60 so, paying a little bit more for a brand new worth it, I believe
  2. Thislife79's avatar
    How long is the warranty? My old Logitech from years ago had 5 years. Many companies seem to be taking full advantage of the 'Brexit opportunities' by moving towards 1 year warranties...
    Rango's avatar
    1 year warranty.
  3. adamreilly's avatar
    I have this keyboard at home & in the office. Well worth this price. Think i paid more for the keyboard on its own previously & had to purchase the wrist supports seperately.
  4. bovrilla's avatar
    I would never buy a non mech for this price, but my office gave me one... it's a bit fabulous. If there's a connection issue e.g. in Bluetooth mode it buffers keypresses until it reconnects (within reason) so for non gaming purposes it will cope quite well.

    Latency varies, so no gaming except maybe using the dongle.

    It has stored configs for three different devices so you can switch quickly between multiple PCs. The battery lasts a decent amount of time and the exterior casing recognises touches and re-lights the backlight.

    A lot of reports on other deals about failures , mine is too new to have broke yet.
    Czubaka's avatar
    I've been daily driving one of these for the last 3 years with 0 issues. I've been using mine with the dongle and that has no latency issue. Not really a gaming keyboard but for work and productivity it's really good.
  5. BlueNoseGers's avatar
    Got one of these, absolutely solid piece of kit with great connectivity.
  6. Sammy86's avatar
    Which palm rest would you recommend? Is the one included specific or a generic branded one?
    I have the keyboard, purchased after being posted here a while back for £65.
  7. qal1h's avatar
    I got this for £78 which is an OK price, the 'D' key lasted about a year before it was stripped of its coating. Short nails only, for this one! Ended up with a lower tier logitech k780 for £27 on amazon warehouse, much more reasonable and has a nice portable monitor holder.
    Czubaka's avatar
    On mine has C key worn off after years of use. I would not swap this keyboard for any other for work.
  8. d4rms's avatar
    want the mini version...... keeping an eye out
  9. colin79666's avatar
    Great keyboard but the palm rest is a waste of time imho. It doesn’t connect to the keyboard and the “non slip” underside is anything but. Still you may as well take it if cheaper to buy with…
  10. thelargeportion1's avatar
    I have one of these and a matching series mouse. Probably one of the best keyboards I’ve ever used that’s not mechanical. Beautiful to type on, excellent battery (even more so if not using the backlit keys) and can sync to different devices, so handy if you don’t have a KVM.

    Top tips:

    1) the Logi Options software is honestly worth a download. I sync between a Mac and a PC and the software unlocks a lot of functionality on both that really makes a difference!

    2) The gradient of the keyboard is set - you can’t raise/lay it flat - what you get is what you’ve got. Probably my only minor complaint!

    Great bit of kit and a justifiable cost if you spend much of your day in front of the keyboard. (edited)
    rwc17's avatar
    Any articles/videos that show how to switch between laptops using this keyboard without a KVM as you mentioned?
  11. fishmaster's avatar
    Wanted to try one of these but UK keyboard wasn't in stock on Amazon a year or two back so I got a Roccat which broke, so sent it back and got a Corsair K100 which is great but noisy (Cherry MX Speed).

    Anyway would like to try one, but need to kill the K100 first really and hopefully that will take years.
    ahfh1's avatar
    I was in a similar situation...had a Corsair K60 mechanical keyboard which was too noisy. I even bought some key dampers but didn't have much effect, so sold the keyboard on eBay for not much less than I bought it for. Then bought the Logitech MX keyboard during lockdown and never looked back.
  12. ColdDeals's avatar
    Still deciding MX Keys Mini or the WORK LOUDER Nomad[E] Keyboard...
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