Logitech MX Keys Wireless Keyboard for Mac

Alright, let’s face it…many of us have been spending a lot of time at home lately, most likely working a fair amount in your home office. The ability to use one keyboard and mouse across multiple computers and tablets is clutch these days.

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  MX Series — Well made with a high quality look and feel, MX Series — Can seamlessly switch between 3 devices, MX Series — Can connect via dongle/receiver or bluetooth, MX Series — Space gray coloring and Mac layout/optimized, MX Series — Well done application (Logi Options), MX Series — Logitech...

Looking for a solid customisable keyboard for Mac? You might want to check the MX Keys for Mac, easily one of the better keyboards arou...

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  Great typing experience, Can be switched to multiple computers, Select keys can be set for custom shortcuts with the Logitech software, Owners of MX Master mice can map extended functions to their mouse including gestures, Backlit keys, Supports Bluetooth and Unifying key USB, Charges over USB Type...

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  Only one angle it can be used, No wrist-pad, No fingerprint sensor, Pricey

I'm here with money in my hand, waiting on a black version of this.

Agree with previous reviewers (loves the Stones references). Ready to buy it in black!

Where’s the Mac version with black keys??

Never used it . Didn’t come with ta receiver n my Mac mini wasn’t connecting to it

I switched form magic keyboard with numeric pad to logitec for the purpose of switching between my work laptop & personal macbook frequently. Never gonna regret or never gonna switch back. Great product.

Slightly more prominent than the Apple keyboard, just marginally.You can use it on three devices with Bluetooth. The keys feel good; it is better to dim the light fully during daytime as with light illuminated and white keys, you can't make out the letters, etc.

There's some underlying software issue where the volume controls don't work. Read through countless troubleshooting threads to try and fix it to find out the solution is to just rest the computer, only to have the issue come back after computer sleeps.