#Learn with clicky software

The Logitech MX Mechanical is another fantastic office-based wireless keyboard, but this time features low-profile mechanical key switches for snappier key presses.

Lack of software-based customisation may not please some.Overall, this is a great wireless keyboard, but only for basic productivity work. During testing, it managed to live up to Logitech’s quoted 10 days of life before needing to charge, albeit with the backlighting turned off. In addition, we found the battery life of the MX Keys to be fantastic.

#Learn with clicky software

Some of this functionality is extended with the brilliant Logi Options software that allows you to program keys and connect the MX Keys up with a Logi Flow-enabled mouse like the MX Master 3. The MX Keys can also be used on up to three devices at once, and we found switching between them to be incredibly easy, alongside the fact it can connect via either Bluetooth and the bundled 2.4GHz USB receiver. Overall, we found the typing experience here to be great with some responsive keys on offer and a decent amount of tactility – while we usually prefer a mechanical keypress, the scissor ones here will more than suffice for most people. The keys here aren’t mechanical, and instead opt for a chiclet-style scissor actuation that offers a shorter key travel more akin to those found on a laptop. While there may not be any plastic feet on the bottom to adjust the typing angle, we found the default rake to be great for day-to-day working, alongside the slightly recessed keycaps. It’s slim too, which looks fantastic and fits in well in a modern home office setting. It features a suave silver and grey frame that we also found to be pleasingly sturdy. We think the standard Logitech MX Keys is an excellent choice for those who want a great all-round wireless keyboard for office use.