Let's Talk Keyboards

[GoinAllTheWay]

Originally Posted by I-Hate-Hulse

Logitech MX Keys have been my go to at work and at home. Quiet, backlit, short travel keys, are all good but the 3 device bluetooth selector is key for switching between work, personal PC, and iPhone.

I have the non keypad version of the MX Keys too. I'm a little down on that as they cram the bluetooth selector keys onto the F1, F2, and F3 keys which wreaks havoc with my use of the F2 key to edit cells in Excel.

I'm pretty sure I want this keyboard too but isn't there like 3 different types of keys you can get on it? No idea what the different colours mean. I guess I could just go buy one and return if I don't like, I just wish there was a store where you could "test drive" a keyboard before buying.

[Russic]

I made the switch to Apple around 15-20 years ago and have stuck with their stock offerings until about 2 months ago. Picked up both the Logitech MX Keys and the MX Mouse, and at the risk of losing my sheep card... it's been transformative. Being able to program a single key with a stupidly complicated hotkey combination from any app, and have it only be active in that app? Mapping copy/paste to mouse buttons? I adore these things.

[KelVarnsen]

Add another vote for MX Keys. I've had mine for a year plus now and I love it.

[combustiblefuel]

Originally Posted by GoinAllTheWay

I'm pretty sure I want this keyboard too but isn't there like 3 different types of keys you can get on it? No idea what the different colours mean. I guess I could just go buy one and return if I don't like, I just wish there was a store where you could "test drive" a keyboard before buying.

Bestbuy usually has them out on display to try the feeling of them . At least ours does.

Here's the link for the different types of switches do.

https://www.logitechg.com/en-ca/inno...-switches.html