Logitech MX Mechanical

If you split time between a laptop, tablet and desktop but resent the mushy feel of scissor keys or the noise of full-height mechanicals, the MX Mechanical is built for that middle ground: low-profile mechanical typing with modern wireless smarts. It targets people who need a satisfying, quiet typing experience across macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android while switching between up to three devices. ## What makes it worth it Logitech packs Kailh low-profile mechanical switches (Tactile Quiet, Clicky or Linear) into an aluminum-bodied keyboard that gives noticeably better feedback than membrane or scissor keyboards without the tall travel of classic mech keys. Smart illumination wakes the backlight when your hands approach and adapts to ambient light, so you only see keys when you need them. Connectivity is excellent: Bluetooth Low Energy plus an included Logi Bolt receiver and Easy-Switch let you pair three devices and use Flow between machines, and USB-C quick charging keeps downtime short. The Graphite model also uses certified post-consumer recycled plastic for several parts. ## Where it falls short The MX Mechanical is a premium-priced productivity keyboard and you pay for the refinement; cheaper low-profile mechanical options and the non-mechanical MX Keys give similar multi-device features for less. Also, the switches are not hot-swappable, so you must pick the switch type at purchase. If you want quiet, accurate mechanical typing across multiple devices and value a solid build, buy this; if you want the cheapest multi-device keyboard or plan to swap switches, look elsewhere.

£145.34