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Logitech MX Mechanical Full Size Wireless Backlit Keyboard w/ Tactile Switch Expired
$108.80
$169.99
after 20% Recycle & Save Coupon + Free S/H
Best Buy has Logitech MX Mechanical Full Size Wireless Ergonomic Backlit Keyboard w/ Tactile Switch (Graphite; 920-010547) on sale for $135.99 - Extra 20% Off Any New Logitech Accessory Coupon = $108.80 when you Recycle Any Used PC/PC Gaming Accessory at your local/participating Best Buy Store [Store Locator] (simply take your old accessory to customer service in a Best Buy store to receive your coupon). Shipping is free.
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Note, must trade in your used PC/PC gaming accessory to gain access to 20% Off Any New Logitech Accessory Coupon.
About the Product
Thanks to community member p0tential for finding this deal
Note, must trade in your used PC/PC gaming accessory to gain access to 20% Off Any New Logitech Accessory Coupon.
About the Product
- Full Size Form Factor
- Mechanical Keyboard
- Tactile Key Switch
- Wireless/Bluetooth Connection
- Backlit Keys/Smart Illumination
- Advanced Key Customization
- ABS Keycap Material
- Compatible w/ Most OS (Windows, Mac, Chrome, Linux, Apple iPad OS, Apple iOS, Android
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- Our research indicates that this deal is $61.19 less (36% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $169.99 at the time of this posting.
- Must recycle item in store to receive coupon
- Coupon can be used in store or online for purchase of New Logitech Item/Accessory
- Offer may not be combined with other coupons/offers and excludes clearance and open box items
- Limit one coupon per customer/maximum 4 units per purchase
- May not be available in all locations and some stores may have additional limitations
- Offer valid while promotional coupon/offer last
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated
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Logitech - MX Mechanical Full size Wireless Mechanical Tactile Switch Keyboard for Windows/macOS with Backlit Keys - Graphite:
On sale at BB for $136.99 ($169.99 regularly). Combine with Logitech's Recycle & Save promo (I recycled a 20 year old wired keyboard that no longer worked) to save an additional 20% bringing the subtotal price to $109.59. My local tax of $10.97 brought the OTD price to $120.56, which is the cheapest I've seen it.
Only the Tactile version is on sale. The Linear and Clicky versions are still at the regular price of $169.99
Alternatively: you can bring any old peripheral to recycle at the store in exchange for the 20% off promo code and complete your purchase online.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/logi...Id=65025
Link to Recycle & Save promo:
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/logi...90806169
On sale at BB for $136.99 ($169.99 regularly). Combine with Logitech's Recycle & Save promo (I recycled a 20 year old wired keyboard that no longer worked) to save an additional 20% bringing the subtotal price to $109.59. My local tax of $10.97 brought the OTD price to $120.56, which is the cheapest I've seen it.
Only the Tactile version is on sale. The Linear and Clicky versions are still at the regular price of $169.99
Alternatively: you can bring any old peripheral to recycle at the store in exchange for the 20% off promo code and complete your purchase online.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/logi...Id=65025
Link to Recycle & Save promo:
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/logi...90806169
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 Amazon | $164.97 |
 Best Buy | $169.99 |
 Office Depot and OfficeMax | $169.99 |
 Dell Home & Home Office | $169.99 |
 Staples | $169.99 |
 Lenovo | $169.99 |
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This is a low profile keyboard, similar to laptop key presses. If you're not aware of the distinguishing factor of this keyboard you're not in the market for it. Go buy a Keychron.
This is a great WFH keyboard, and one of the only ones available that are aluminum, low profile with a 10 key, mechanical, and swappable between multiple computers on the fly. It looks great with a mx master mouse and belongs in an office setup. Battery lasts for a few weeks on regular 8hr work days. 100% recommend this keyboard if the use is applicable to you.
2. I own both Keychron (K4 Pro, K12 Pro, K3 max) and Logitech keyboards (mx mechanical, mx mini) and the "better quality product" is subjective. Yes, it's nice to have hot-swappable and customization and will completely depend on whether you want to do that often or not (I've swapped out my switches ONCE). People wanting full customization isn't the target audience for Logitech. This is a happy medium for people who want a gaming AND office keyboard. The Logitech Option+ software is better for business software macros and QMK/VIA is better for full customization.
3. If you're someone like me who switches between devices on the same keyboard, Logitech's bolt adapter and bluetooth are VASTLY superior to Keychron. Wireless is not Keychron's strong suit. No matter how many times they "improve" this in their keyboards, Logitech is always faster, smoother, and has less connectivity issues.
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I have a couple of Keychrons as well as this. The higher-end Keychron is on-par, but the cheaper ($100) one feels... well, cheaper. This does not feel cheaply-made, and is actually a good keyboard if one likes the feel of shallow tactile switches.
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2. I own both Keychron (K4 Pro, K12 Pro, K3 max) and Logitech keyboards (mx mechanical, mx mini) and the "better quality product" is subjective. Yes, it's nice to have hot-swappable and customization and will completely depend on whether you want to do that often or not (I've swapped out my switches ONCE). People wanting full customization isn't the target audience for Logitech. This is a happy medium for people who want a gaming AND office keyboard. The Logitech Option+ software is better for business software macros and QMK/VIA is better for full customization.
3. If you're someone like me who switches between devices on the same keyboard, Logitech's bolt adapter and bluetooth are VASTLY superior to Keychron. Wireless is not Keychron's strong suit. No matter how many times they "improve" this in their keyboards, Logitech is always faster, smoother, and has less connectivity issues.
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This is a low profile keyboard, similar to laptop key presses. If you're not aware of the distinguishing factor of this keyboard you're not in the market for it. Go buy a Keychron.
This is a great WFH keyboard, and one of the only ones available that are aluminum, low profile with a 10 key, mechanical, and swappable between multiple computers on the fly. It looks great with a mx master mouse and belongs in an office setup. Battery lasts for a few weeks on regular 8hr work days. 100% recommend this keyboard if the use is applicable to you.
This is a low profile keyboard, similar to laptop key presses. If you're not aware of the distinguishing factor of this keyboard you're not in the market for it. Go buy a Keychron.
This is a great WFH keyboard, and one of the only ones available that are aluminum, low profile with a 10 key, mechanical, and swappable between multiple computers on the fly. It looks great with a mx master mouse and belongs in an office setup. Battery lasts for a few weeks on regular 8hr work days. 100% recommend this keyboard if the use is applicable to you.
Really great reply. I have two of this keyboard one at home and one at office. The best keyboard for that use as mentioned. Great build quality and look. I will not buy it for $169 though but I got mine around $100 each.
This is a low profile keyboard, similar to laptop key presses. If you're not aware of the distinguishing factor of this keyboard you're not in the market for it. Go buy a Keychron.
This is a great WFH keyboard, and one of the only ones available that are aluminum, low profile with a 10 key, mechanical, and swappable between multiple computers on the fly. It looks great with a mx master mouse and belongs in an office setup. Battery lasts for a few weeks on regular 8hr work days. 100% recommend this keyboard if the use is applicable to you.
For my portable setup, I bought the G502 X Plus as my mouse first. Looked into this keyboard but decided to get the G Pro X TKL since the Logitech G series of peripherals are only unifying on the Lightspeed receiver and it saves me a USB slot. The G Pro X TKL is considerably thicker however. And with the G series, here [logi.com] are the devices that are compatible.