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After an excellent MX Keys keyboard, Logitech saves space on the table without a number keyboard with the mini version in the race for smaller keyboards.
The MX keys It attracted many users and got a rating of 5 stars in our test. With the MX Keys Mini, Logitech expands its audience and targets those who prefer smaller formats without a numeric keyboard, which saves considerable space on the table.
MX Keys Mini in light gray. © Logitech
The MX Keys Mini offers some minor changes to the passage, but takes the main lines of the MX keys: we find the curved keys, Bluetooth, backlight and connect to three different computers.
MX Keys Mini compared to the classic version. © Logitech
However, new features such as shortcuts for emoticons are emerging as Microsoft offers offers on its latest keyboards (Designer Compact Especially).
One key now activates or disables the microphone, the other activates the dictaphone. The Quick pair It is also available to quickly connect to Windows without having to go to the computer’s Bluetooth settings.
The keyboard is universal and works on both Windows and Mac. However, Logitech has decided to additionally offer a model dedicated only to the Mac (MX Keys Mini for Mac for MX) that offers the appropriate setup.
The keyboard has a backlight. © Logitech
Finally, Logitech begins to convert to Bluetooth and no longer offers an integrated receiver. However, companies that connect a keyboard without Bluetooth can usually get a LogiBold dongle.
The MX Keys Mini will be available in three colors: light gray, graphite gray or pink from September 28 for 109.
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