LogitechMX Keys S Wireless Keyboard, Low Profile, Fluid Quiet Typing, Programmable Keys, Backlighting, Bluetooth, USB C Rechargeable, for Windows PC, Linux, Chrome, Mac, QWERTY UK English, Pale Grey

Love the lighting and the feel of the keyboard as you type, very silent also. High quality, worth every penny.

This thing is a beauty! My other keyboard is a loud, garish gaming keyboard with big clicky punchy buttons and multicoloured lights and all manner of extra buttons, some of which I don't use or even know to do with. It's designed to be mashed and shouted at when I play games, and allows for the collection of crumbs of food stuffed hungrily into my mowf hole to be dropped between the keys, and remain unclaimed for years.But this keyboard is calming, delicate, and encourages one to consider word choice, to pause and ponder if a richer more insightful word might serve better. It feels a delight to use the keys - gentle simple touches, and charges with effortless ease (obvious a little effort is required with the cable) and holds it's charge for a decent amount of time. And the lights, oh my, what a delight to have tech respond to ones proximity! A joy to use! If heaven has keyboards they must be sporting them because I've got one!

Great but not quite as nice to type on as the old 'Craft' keyboard that preceded it.

Bought this as I use a Mac in personal life with a windows work laptop and this can connect to both with the correct keys. A lovely typing experience and looks great in my office

Beautiful keyboard, I’m delighted with it

We enjoy using this expensive keyboard and it is well-designed with the backlit keys being a pleasure to use, e.g. in poor lighting. Overall it is easy to use and has been reliable so far. There two minor issues although these don't detract too much from the overall experience, which is still favourable.The first issue is that the keyboard sometimes doesn't recognise an older Windows-10 desktop computer when waking up from 'sleep' although it is fine with a more recent Windows-11 laptop.The other issue is that being white in colour it can be hard to distinguish individual keys when using it in bright sunlight so if we were to buy another one we would probably go for a black keyboard.

The white Logi mouse and keyboard have one common issue - they look dirty fairly quickly despite constant washing hands. But that is something I can live with as I can clean it.Despite being the best keyboard I ever had (besides my blank DASKEYBOARD) - the white keyboard has an issue with the backlit part.It works perfectly and I don't know how it does that, to turn on just when you get near it, but the white colour and the lights, making it really hard to read when the light in the room is just about dark enough to turn the backlight on, but not bright enough to turn off (hope that makes sense).It is hard to capture on a (phone) camera as they tend to compensate, but basically the backlight, with the 'correct' light in the room, looks almost identical as they keycaps.So if you in an office setting where the light changes a lot and you cannot type blind - make sure you test it for a day to make sure you can see all the letters throughout the day.

The keyboard is extremely well designed and thought out and it has a lovely feel to it. It also works perfectly alongside my MX master 3s mouse. The functionality is great and despite me being unsure when ordering it, this is a UK qwerty keyboard. I went for this one over the mini version because of the extended number key bank on the R/H side of the keyboard, I do a lot of number work. As I've only just plugged it in, I can't comment on things like battery life yet.