The new MX Keys Mini and MX Keys Mini for Mac are designed for creatives who want more functionality from their keyboard but without it taking over their whole desk.

Logitech’s Pop Keys proves that making a good mainstream mechanical keyboard takes a lot more than looks and gimmicks.

When I recently tested the new iPad 11, I found myself fortunate enough to have the Logitech Keys-To-Go 2 keyboard on hand. Even though you can type on a tablet, its giant on-screen keyboard isn ...

The keyboard is similar in size to Logitech's popular and less expensive K380 keyboard ($30). But MX Keys Mini, equipped with Perfect Stroke, Logitech's "best non-mechanical typing technology ...

Logitech’s latest productivity-oriented keyboard, the MX Keys Mini, is a 60% scissor-switch keyboard designed to be used across multiple devices at once.

While its price tag is off-putting, the MX Keys Mini beats just about every other small, travel-friendly keyboard on the market thanks to its excellent typing experience, flexible wireless pairing ...

The MX Keys Mini is available now for $100 from Logitech and Amazon, in dark gray, pink and silver colors. That's not a huge drop from the $130 price of the full MX Keys, but it's on par with the ...

Logitech calls its new Pop Keys wireless mechanical keyboard "beautifully retro." And while it may seem like it's designed for kids, it's actually targeted more at mobile professionals with "big ...

The Smart Actions feature is half-baked and auto-brightness has questionable utility, but this updated MX keys design is still one of the best low-profile keyboards out there.

There’s also a feature to pair the keyboard with more than one device for quick switching. Logitech Wave Keys comes in three different colors: graphite, off-white, and rose (launching in 2024).

What I liked about it Amazingly portable design The Keys-To-Go 2’s ultimate feature is its slim dimensions, as Logitech’s basically figured out the minimum viable size needed for a keyboard.