HP 975 Dual-Mode Wireless Keyboard vs Logitech MX Keys - Review and Comparison

Hi All,
Many months have passed since the last video, and this was not the intention, but unfortunately was due to a tragic family event. However, I am trying to find some way to move on and found that working with my YouTUbe channel and the projects are very therapeutic, so I have been looking for some suitable projects to start off with.
I signed up and was chosen on the "Smartson" platform of test-pilots to test an review the HP 975 Dual-mode Wireless Keyboard. I got to buy it for 50% of the price from HP Online Store and therefore paid abou $55-60 US equivalent instead of $110-120, in return for an unbiased review, which is always my intention.
Watch and see what you think, if you agree with me on the HP 975 wireless keyboard. In the video I go through everything from the packaging (that part is a bit comical), to look-and-feel, to typing on the keyboard, to the HP software, updating firmware in the keyboard and much more.
The keyboard supports switching connection between 3 different computers (2 bluetooth endpoint devices and 1 USB dongle RF device), making it a very interesting choice if you have several devices that you like to switch between, but only use a single keyboard. We have a look at this functionality as well in the video.
Better still, I do a comparison to the Logitech MX Keys that I've been using daily for a while and find pros and cons in different areas between the two keyboards.
Thank you for watching and look forward to upcoming videos!

[@chrissinclair8705]

Excellent review. I still remember the old clickety clack. IBM PS2 keyboard I used to own. It finally died after 20 years last week. Still reminded me of the Commodore PET and VIC-20 keyboards of yeseter year. Damn I'm old! Lol.

[@DrMBalmer]

Thank you! Oh, yes I also had an old IBM clicky keyboard a while back, it worked perfectly and I sold it when I needed the money. Never har a Commodore, but my first PC was an IBM 486 33MHz, also with the nice IBM keyboard. I also feel old at times...

[@chrissinclair8705]

Sorry Dr Balmer I look like a drunker version of Kenny Rogers and twice as old. Lol.@@DrMBalmer

[@scarr998]

Logitech don't do spare parts for the mice or keyboards. My mx keys shift key is worn through the coating and the 5 key sticks. I tried contacting Logitech for spare parts, when they eventually replied they confirmed no spare parts were available.

[@DrMBalmer]

Hi, Oh, it's that bad...yeah, hopefully the Right to Repair will become even more a thing of the future so that there will be spares for "all" products at least within a reasonable amount of time. I suppose if one can find a broken MX keys somewhere online for dirt cheap and use it for spare parts, that could be a solution to get hold of keys that hopefully look better. The 5 key that stick, maybe it just needs a cleaning with electronics cleaner and/or some oil in the mechanical parts. I had an Asus ROG keyboard a while back which would type several instances of the same letter for "R" I believe. After a clean it worked fine again. Thank you for stopping by, watching the video and for your comment!