Lenovo has Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Backlit Keyboard (Business Edition, Graphite) on sale for $80 when you apply eCoupon code LOGIMXKEYS in cart. Shipping is free.
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Our research indicates that this deal is $9.99 less (11.10% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $89.99 at the time of this posting.
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USB-C rechargeable. Full charge lasts 10 days – or 5 months with backlighting off.
10 meters wireless range.
Easy-switch keys to connect up to three devices and switch between them.
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Lenovo has Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless Backlit Keyboard (Business Edition, Graphite) on sale for $80 when you apply eCoupon code LOGIMXKEYS in cart. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Our research indicates that this deal is $9.99 less (11.10% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $89.99 at the time of this posting.
About this product:
USB-C rechargeable. Full charge lasts 10 days – or 5 months with backlighting off.
10 meters wireless range.
Easy-switch keys to connect up to three devices and switch between them.
Whats the difference between this one and the mx keys s?
Nothing, really. The distinction used to be logi bolt vs unifying dongle. Now, MX Keys S (the consumer line) already moved on to logi bolt so there is no functional diff, as far as I know.
That's interesting.. look at the Enter/Return key in some of the photos.
just got a MX Keys S to replace my MX Keys after one of the keys' metal brackets broke at the keyboard side (I'm sure it had nothing to do with smashing it into things like Thor's hammer). The standard S keyboard has the slim enter button like some of the photos, I'd hate to have that extended enter/return button.
someone messed up on the listing photos for this keyboard. some of them show a standard enter button, but two photos show the enter button as one large button that takes over the | and \ button above it. lol
The keyboard is solid, heavy, and really flat. Key travel is pretty limited. Think laptop keyboard. I often miskey using this one. I dunno if I like it all that much.
Screenshot key is moved above the keypad as well. I use it a lot for the type of work I do and it's kind of annoying.
The keyboard is solid, heavy, and really flat. Key travel is pretty limited. Think laptop keyboard. I often miskey using this one. I dunno if I like it all that much.
Screenshot key is moved above the keypad as well. I use it a lot for the type of work I do and it's kind of annoying.
Same here, I got it during Covid because of the two PCs one screen capability, but if you don't need that there's better keyboards.
someone messed up on the listing photos for this keyboard. some of them show a standard enter button, but two photos show the enter button as one large button that takes over the | and \ button above it. lol
This deal is great, but the uncertainty about the enter key kills it for me. I can't imagine getting used to it. I have a laptop that switches the function and control keys and it takes me a full day to really get used to it--then I have to muscle-relearn the reverse again.
This deal is great, but the uncertainty about the enter key kills it for me. I can't imagine getting used to it. I have a laptop that switches the function and control keys and it takes me a full day to really get used to it--then I have to muscle-relearn the reverse again.
The Lenovo page has the following Manufacturer PN:
920-010116
The Logitech reference doc states that the model number is the English US (Qwerty) layout, so should be the standard enter key, not the elongated one used in the EU and other countries to support other languages. https://www.logitech.com/content/...-sheet.pdf
You should be good-to-go.
I have the MX Keys Mini that I use for traveling + in-office days at work and think it's the best membrane based keyboard on the market. The keystroke is surprisingly long and nice to type on. I use a mechanical at home.
Last edited by roboinitd August 24, 2024 at 09:11 AM.
I bought this and the HP keyboard that was on sale for $30 and honestly liked the HP more. Looked more sleek and has a better typing feel. Logitech has the better software where you can see battery life and other things.
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This deal is great, but the uncertainty about the enter key kills it for me. I can't imagine getting used to it. I have a laptop that switches the function and control keys and it takes me a full day to really get used to it--then I have to muscle-relearn the reverse again.
You can swap the Ctrl and Fn button in the BIOS
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just got a MX Keys S to replace my MX Keys after one of the keys' metal brackets broke at the keyboard side (I'm sure it had nothing to do with smashing it into things like Thor's hammer). The standard S keyboard has the slim enter button like some of the photos, I'd hate to have that extended enter/return button.
Screenshot key is moved above the keypad as well. I use it a lot for the type of work I do and it's kind of annoying.
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Screenshot key is moved above the keypad as well. I use it a lot for the type of work I do and it's kind of annoying.
920-010116
The Logitech reference doc states that the model number is the English US (Qwerty) layout, so should be the standard enter key, not the elongated one used in the EU and other countries to support other languages.
https://www.logitech.co
You should be good-to-go.
I have the MX Keys Mini that I use for traveling + in-office days at work and think it's the best membrane based keyboard on the market. The keystroke is surprisingly long and nice to type on. I use a mechanical at home.
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