Ultimate Keyboard Comparison - Which one is right for you?

[@angievironchi5590]

I have the Satechi X1 with my iPad and that one has back lit keys. It is also smaller and pretty much mirrors the apple short keyboard with the exception that it is about 1/4” longer and it is substantially heavier. I love it. It has a premium look and feel, the keys have just the right amount of travel. I like that they are a little quieter and they are more square than the longer one. I have the longer one on my MacBook in my office. I don’t need it back lit there since it’s a well lit space. With all of this said, I did enjoy your comparison video.

[@gw6325]

Thanks, great review. I was expecting the Mac keyboard to be shown though, so was confused when it wasn't.

[@mattd313]

Yep. I thought maybe I fell asleep and missed that part. Nope. He just didn’t talk about it, even though at the end he said he covered it. 😂

[@CD-vb9fi]

I had a Logitech MX Keys.... it broke within a year. It would never remember the light brightness setting after turning it off and on. The on/off switch was failing in months. I used it as a living room couch keyboard so turnning it off to reduce button mashes when being handled was important for me. I did like the look and feel of the keyboard, but it just is not durable. I don't think anything Logitech Makes is durable anymore. Now lose mice, keyboards, and headsets from logitech within a year now. But I have peripherals from other places that last me years. I am currently using a dirt cheap powzan keyboard and it has already outlasted the MX Keys and I treat this dirt cheap keybord poorly. I have a single missing key on it though.

[@alejandroperez5368]

You're not supposed to use the power switch everyday, my dear friend...

[@CalgaryCalamari]

I owned the logitech MX for a year but VERY important two things made me get rid of it: 1) The motion sensor was very hit or miss 2) The light on time is NOT programmable and only stays on a few seconds (many people have asked for logitech to change this but so far they only allow you to choose the backllit time on their more expensive units) These two things combine to make using the keyboard a real pain in dark environments where it won't wake up until you hit a key and often will dim in about 3-5s while you're at it and only mousing - Made me go for a USB powered Razer Ortana instead which allowed for much more control over my lighting...

[@Gtim2620]

You hit the nail on the head as far as my main concerns/questions go. Had the magic keyboard been backlit, it would have been a done deal already. No contest. If the MX keyboard could be both powered and connected aside from bluetooth, I'd also have it at my desk right now. How important is that backlight? It isn't very important, but a nice touch - I would rarely, if ever use my MBP under such low light conditions. Of course, sitting quite a distance away while the MBP is connected a to big-screen TV or monitor, I don't want to have to get up to turn on a light, even though most of the time I don't look at the keys. Keep up the good, high-production value videos. 👍

[@nicholaspratt7934]

""" If the MX keyboard could be both powered and connected aside from bluetooth, I'd also have it at my desk right now.""" It comes with it's own USB dongle if you don't want the bluetooth connection. I do not know why he did not mention it in the video as it would solve the trackpad issue.

[@aunabreslingaming3279]

I like the “for you” because it allows freedom of someone else’s preferences then your own

[@ashleychong1673]

Ive been using the Satechi for almost 2 years, and primarily for my Windows work pc - and works well. Also, I use this with my Mac so the 3 bluetooth keys are handy. It is true the Satechi scores an own goal with the much cheaper keys (compared to the apple keyboard). I have just purchased the MX Anywhere mouse, so that's getting some use to.

[@davidgordon7457]

I would avoid the mx keys. I bought one 15 months ago, and the paint is coming off the command key. Logitech does not sell replacement keys, and the only third party key replacements have cmd|alt on the key and not command, so if i want to replace the key, it wont match the other command key. The only way i can see to prevent this from happening is buying a silicone skin to cover your keys, and that make the typing experience less enjoyable.

[@OptLab]

The problem of slim keyboards is that they are not curved vertically. They do that to keep cost down and to look stylish, but it's not ergonomical. The fingers are lost in a flat field. It's great to have flat switches, but the board itself could be curved. (Not talking about horizontal cuve separating left and right hand)

[@IsaacXinPei]

coming from kinesis advantage keyboard - I would say that curves have its cost as well, sometimes my hands would feel 'cramped' after long time using it on a curved keyboard - believe it or not, stretching out fingers typing on the flat surface, sometimes can lower the fatigue from typing for a long time ... for less intense typing, it would probably make little difference whether the surface is fat or not.... cycling different keyboard, and resting hands are probably good strategy as well.

[@OptLab]

@@IsaacXinPeiSounds fair, everyone is different. Also, the height of the keyboard matters too though

[@jhonnfmeneses]

utilizo el mx keys y el magic trackpad de apple con la Mac mini M1 y va perfecto, no tengo retrasos. estuve utilizando el ratón MX máster 3, pero definitivamente por los gestos me quedé con el Magic trackpad. saludos. buen video

[@GPDF]

Hi there. I have the same keyboard as you and Mac Mini M1. I bought the mouse MX Master 3 and I returned it after 3 days since I didn't adapt myself to it. I got a different Logitech mouse that I like very much, and I use it in combo with the Magic trackpad.

[@camelCased]

I wanted to like MX Keys a lot. Unfortunately, I experienced annoying lags. Every 10 minutes or so it got stuck and then repeated the last pressed key mullllltiiiiipleeee tiiiimeees. It got especially annoying when the repeated key turned out to be backspace because it deleted lots of text. I tried everything imaginable - Bolt and Bluetooth connection, disabling my router's 2.4GHz, disabling all Bluetooth devices nearby. Did not help. Even my old Logitech MK260 wireless did not have such issues. Really sad, considering the price of MX Keys. I wish it had a wired option to exclude all the possible wireless issues.

[@akinniyivictor1801]

As much as I loved the review, you hitting the space bar incessantly every time the MX keys was connecting to another device before it connected was triggering. However, keep up the good work.

[@cthinh]

I'm actually looking forward to but the MX keys. Thanks for the review. It's really useful. One more thing, I notice that you are using a pair of Homepod mini. If streaming from Spotify, does it cause any lagging or synchrony problem between two speakers? Thanks.

[@SurronRiding]

Thanks for the comparison video! I recently tried the mx keys mini and was loving it, I also use an Mx Ergo and was looking forward to using the flow app, this function between my Macs seemed to have a lot of lag compared to the newly introduced universal control from macOS. I moved to a mini magic keyboard since I did like that form factor and also uninstalled the logi options software because while running it disables the remote computers features for things like scrolling on the mouse or the shortcuts on the function keys. The moment you uninstall the logi software universal control which worked better for moving between computers in a more fluid motion made more sense to me. I ultimately returned my Mac keys mini because the tech support was recommending that I use the beta options+ software while they figures out how to bug fix it with universal control and the beta software also did not work. The lack of response and support from their support made me feel I wouldn’t see any fixes anytime soon since they marked both my public community request as answered and my support ticket as completed.

[@Kevin6t8]

I have the Satechi Slim X1. This model doesn't have the number pad and has backlit keys. It looks closer in design to the Magic Keyboard also. I switched to Apple in January 2021. I didn't have a wired keyboard to get things going on my M1 Mac Mini. So I purchased the Magic Keyboard. After watching a review on the Satechi Slim X1, I bought it and returned the Magic Keyboard. No regrets!

[@andoletube]

Thanks! Are you still happy with the Slim X1?

[@Kevin6t8]

@@andoletube Yes, I am. I still recommend it. Battery life is great!

[@andoletube]

@@Kevin6t8 Great, thanks for that - I'm going to give it go.

[@TheWonderSanctuary]

I wish you would have talked about the Apple Magic Keyboard cause I’m trying to decide if I should buy the Apple Magic or another one… why assume that we’ve used an Apple Magic Keyboard??? 😩

[@Neo--X]

I'm curious: what type of professional work can you do all day on a flat, rubber dome, full-size keyboard positioned off-center to the left of the center of your monitor, with your fingers poking around on a trackpad?

[@dangn5017]

Thank you for doing this great review and comparison. I already watched many other reviewers, but none of them dived deep into the keyboards. Your video has answered all my questions.

[@VittorTech]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Äpple-pie-5k]

Seems if you don’t need backlit keys then Apple is clear winner. I also seem to get highest speed ever typing on it so I can’t justify a change. How is it for switching back and forth to an iPad?

[@steveo1574]

The Logi Flow sold me. I had no idea this was a thing

[@Hart-en-Ziel]

Nice video and comparison. Helpful. I find the repeating music in the background to be rather annoying.

[@maxisandoval5318]

Hey vittor, nice video! Question, what speakers are you using in the video?

[@renatomoradrodrigues]

Very good video. Thank you for your impressions. Here in Brazil is almost impossible to buy an apple Magic Keyboard. It’s so expensive. Maybe, I’ll buy a Satechi.

[@VittorTech]

Thanks for watching!

[@GPDF]

Olá Renato. O (not so) magic keyboard é o que menos oferece pelo o que você paga. Minha sugestão é que você vá com um dos outros dois. Eu tenho o Logitech MX Keys para Mac e Windows. Estou super satisfeito com ele. Quanto ao Satechi eu não conheço. Após fazer um teste drive no teclado da Apple eu optei pelo Logitech MX com o teclado numérico. Se achar que é muito grande, tem o MX Mini que não tem o teclado numérico. Bom, o seu comentário foi a 6 meses atrás e então espero que já tenha comprado um bom teclado.

[@enzoshen2074]

@@GPDFa sensação do logitech é melhor ( mais satisfatório ) que o da apple? Eu testei o teclado do macbook e achei bem legal, mas fiquei bem interessado no da logitech e queria saber qual é o melhor.

[@GPDF]

@@enzoshen2074 - Tudo no final uma questão de gosto pessoal, de sensação. Eu não usei ainda um teclado da Apple, apenas fiz alguns testes dentro de uma loja, juntamente com o da Logitech. No teclado da Apple as teclas são completamente retas (flat), e não tem iluminação, se isso for importante pra ti. O teclado da Apple tem a opção com Touch ID, mas somente para os computadores com o chip da Apple (série M). O teclado da Logitech achei mais silencioso, não tem opção de Touch ID, mas tem iluminação ajustável e o custo é menor. O teclado MX da Logitech tem as teclas com uma concavidade na parte central que acomoda bem o contorno do dedo, e por essa razão eu o achei mais confortável na digitação e gerando menos erros. O teclado do Mac Book Pro M3 que eu tenho está entre os dois: tem Touch ID, tem iluminação ajustável, e também tem essa concavidade na tecla toda, não só no centro, mas bem mais sútil que o da Logitech. Resumindo: eu optei pelo da Logitech para usar com o meu primeiro Mac Mini M1. Não conhecia ainda o funcionamento e as teclas para Mac OS, então a iluminação foi essencial para min no começo já que por vezes digito a noite com luz ambiente bem baixa. O que tenho pode ser usado em até 3 equipamentos diferentes da Apple e/ou Windows, ou a combinação dos dois, entregando então uma maior versatilidade.

[@GPDF]

@@enzoshen2074 - Eu havia respondido a ti, mas parece que algo aconteceu que a minha resposta nao foi inserida. No final é tudo uma questão de preferência. O teclado da Apple é mais caro, as teclas são planas (flat), e o teclado não é iluminado. O MX Key é mais barato, as teclas tem uma concavidade (depressão) central que adapta bem ao contorno do dedo, e o teclado tem opção de iluminação. O MX Key da Logitech que eu tenho funciona para o Mac OS e para o Windows, e além do mais é possível usar para até três equipamentos diferentes. No final o custo benefício do Logitech é maior que o da Apple. Uma vantagem que o Magic Keyboard da Apple tem é que agora você pode comprar com a opção com Touch ID, mas parece que o TID só funciona com os processadores série M da Apple. O Mac Pro tem um teclado que, para mim, fica entre o MK da Apple e o da Logi.

[@rudyonthego]

You should have included the MaCally keyboard as well

[@InfiniteMusicLive]

Thank you for such an incredible review of these. Im in Canada and the SATECHI keyboard is $100 on Amazon while the Magic keyboard is $230. Financially it makes sense to go with Satechi. Im not a heavy user but i hope to pair it with my M2 Macbook Air and get some work done. I will update here on what i think of it after i use it for a few days.

[@thomashendricks9774]

My Magic Keyboard died about a year ago, I replaced it with the Satechi. I liked the look of it, the darker grey with the black keys. I however don't like it, in fact I'm looking at getting the Logitech MX keyboard. I hate, hate the spacebar on the Satachi. I've had to go back and edit so many things because of the missed space. Overall I just don't like it, I too have the problem where it doesn't wake the computer by hitting a key.

[@VittorTech]

It’s crazy because the Satechi one looks like such great quality online until you get it…

[@deesteez4329]

I prefer the Logitech keyboard. The keys on the Magic Keyboard feel flat, with no responsive feedback, which produces a lot of typos, I only use it for touchid.

[@fenrico]

you're explanation is dope👍

[@josephjackson5088]

One thing that makes a great product is a company's support. Bought a Logitech product some time ago. Found out there support sucks, never want another Logitech product again.

[@urbanguard]

I've owned the logitech and it was crap. The light kept turning on and off when there was no activity (draining the batteries) and refused to come on when you were about to type. The bluetooth connection kept dropping out, which resulted in non existing words, losing connection all together from time to time, which resulted in a keyboard folded in half. (Mac Studio M1)

[@nicholaspratt7934]

The weight is not batteries, it is built on a steel sheet.

[@MarbsMusic]

Great comparison! I used my MX Keys with lights on daily for hours configuring old UNIX servers and got almost 2 months with the lights on and the MX3 mouse may be my favorite of all time. I recently got a Mac Studio and after a few days picked up one of the new Magic keyboard for Touch ID. I also, using my MBP so much, picked up the trackpad as well. I have my MX mouse on the right and trackpad on the left. Any gaming I would rather use the mouse but have found myself using the trackpad for almost everything else. The MX keys and G915 are two of my favorite keyboards ever and most of my life I have preferred clicky Cheery MX-Blue type / old IBM & Northgate. Yet, and I've only had it a few weeks I can type faster on that Apple Magic keyboard than anything else. The G915 with low profile clicky is probably statistically the same but while I thought I would hate it I really like the Magic keyboard... maybe it's because it cost as much as the G915 or a Corsair XT but I'm very impressed thus far.

[@PatrickButhmann]

So my own experiences are fairly similar to yours, though I'm going with the Satechi X1 Slim keyboard instead of the Satechi Aluminum keyboard; it's the same form factor as the Apple Magic Keyboard with TouchID, albeit with backlighting and multi-device pairing. My "main" keyboard is a Logitech G915 TKL with the clicky switches, and while I have been a mechanical keyboard fanatic for decades now (I still have an original IBM Model M buckling spring keyboard), I find myself preferring to use either the Satechi X1 Slim or the Logitech MX Keys Mini (on my desk I prefer a TKL or compact keyboard layout, as full-sized keyboards tend to push my mouse hand too far off to one side for daily use / comfort). Right now I still have all three (four, if you include the G915 TKL) keyboards active on my desk, though I'm just about to box up the Apple Magic keyboard for return to the Apple store. The typing experience on the Satechi is basically identical to the Apple keyboard (perhaps even slightly better), and while I love the idea of Touch ID, my laptop is never far enough away that it's a real issue for me. The benefit of backlighting and multi-device pairing makes the Apple keyboard come in last place for me. I can confirm, however, that the Satechi X1 Slim CAN connect over wired to my laptop, as I've plugged it into my Surface Pro 8 while the Bluetooth was connected to my MBP, and it started working on the SP8 instead over USB-C. One advantage for the Satechi over the Logitech MX Keys Mini. Otherwise, it's really a toss-up between the Logitech MX Keys Mini and the Satechi X1 Slim; I think I'd be perfectly happy with one or the other. Just need to decide which to return.

[@jamesangelolapuz1533]

THATS CRAZY I DIDNT KNOW YOU COULD SWITCH BETWEEN THE TWO COMPUTERS SO FLAWLESSLY. edit: returned the apple magic keyboard and ordered the mx keyys

[@tommasomaiello]

Perfect video, thanks!!!

[@dacemaric9677]

Did satechi and apple keyboard work with windows? You forgot to show us that part?

[@Dieje]

Great video thank you so so much!

[@gorofujita5767]

I'd much prefer if videos like these dedicated a substantially larger portion of time to typing feel (switch actuation, ergonomics, typing sound demonstration) as the primary function of a keyboard is to, well, type, AND without typing accuracy, typing speed or typing comfort there's no amount of dedicated function keys that can make up for that Heck, most serious typists (writers, students, white collar workers with lots of text/number input) would trade all "extra keys" for improved typing experience In this specific sense, this video falls short of my expectations

[@SorinMoroianu]

Hey Vittor I've been using the MX Keys and Mx Master 3 Mouse with MacBook Pro, Win 11 PC, Android tablet for about a year. I have the first type of Mx Keyboard that is for both mac and Windows and also includes USB dongle. I have indeed encountered some of the issues you mentioned in the video but most of the time, the issues were due to Logitech software hanging in macOS. I have found that the quickest way to determine whether it is indeed a software issue is to check the mouse scrollwheel(I have it set to be ratchet only) and if it reverts to default state(mixed ratchet->freeflow) then the software crashed. This can be quickly fixed by just force closing the LogiOptions Plus app in activity monitor in MacOS and everything goes back to normal. This type of occurence happened 3 times this year so not that much of an issue. Overall, I am very pleased on how quick the integration is and how well does the switching between mac/pc/android goes. Keyboard still works fine, I charge it once a month I think even though I choose to have lights on when I approach keyboard(and I use the keyboard daily/9hrs a day). Kudos for the review.

[@muriloninja]

Crazy how that Apple Magic Keyboard is discontinued, on to the next option and that Logitech does look pretty awesome!

[@cpunter]

Magic Keyboard is actually not discontinued. It's only the space grey color that is no longer available.

[@LuiRodri79]

Great video, really well done! I know it's over a year ago, but man it was hard to hear how "Logitech" was pronounced. Not trying to troll, just my OCD kicking in haha. It's laa·juh·tek.

[@ColtonBlumhagen]

I bought the apple keyboard just for the touchid. I don't even use it to type. I'm probably going to end up taking out the touchID sensor and mounting it under my desk.

[@mariameyer3061]

Hey Vittor, how are you? Great video! Loved it! I'm a Mac user, and wanting to get a Logitech for months now, I just saw Logi released two versions of Mx keys, one with Windows keys (but also mac friendly) and one exclusively for apple. My question is, I'm getting because of the smart lightening you mention and also for the calculator function ( I used it a lot) and also because it's insanely beautiful. But where I live I can not get the one exclusive for apple, so do you have any idea if the "Windows keys friendly one" version would have all the functionality you mentioned? Great content, love that you're super picky!

[@VittorTech]

Yes the windows version would have the same functionality. But the key mapping would be slightly different where the windows key would be Command when using with a Mac.

[@artmaltman]

Very perceptive review! I subscribed. Question: does the Logitech wake the computer from sleep as fast as the Apple or close to it? Thank you.

[@VittorTech]

Yes it does! Motion around the keyboard to wake is inconsistent but simply hitting a button on the keyboard is just as reliable as Apple.

[@frazerweb]

Shame apple magic keyboard has no back lighting on keypad. Logitech may be next choice for me and live with its cheaper finish.

[@VittorTech]

It's a great choice!

[@Pavel-on-youtube]

my first day with Satechi 🔥

[@meikenn]

I really want the Magic Keyboard, especially because of Touch ID and also because of the look, but as far as I know, you can't connect it to multiple devices. I have a Mac mini at home and a Windows Laptop for college so the switching between devices is a pretty important feature for me. I guess I will get the MX Keys mini, but I hope that Apple will implement this function in future keyboards.

[@simsk9306]

Which is the best amongst these three?

[@Shwammi]

Great review! Thank you very much. This directly influences my next keyboard purchase. And I'm subscribing :)

[@synergythruart]

Thanks for the thorough analysis and breakdown. Please learn the correct way to pronounce Logitech and Satechi though

[@themainman00]

I wish Logitech updated the function keys to match apple’s keyboard. This is the video I’ve been looking for all day. Thanks for the info. I’m going with the Logitech for Mac.

[@EmadSawas]

My eyes 😵‍💫, so much motion blur. but thank you for the comparison.

[@VittorTech]

Thanks for the feedback! Working on this.

[@Liittlebrother]

Anyone know when apple plans to put out a new keyboard?

[@taylormedia1000]

Hundreds of people have complained about Logitech MX Keyboards' compatibility with an M1 chip, you've not addressed that

[@lumpython5351]

What compatibility issue? I’ve got MX keyboards in both Mac and PC/Mac layout. But I never see any issues, I use with unifying adapter exclusively though.

[@miguelagf3156]

@@lumpython5351 try with Bluetooth. It keeps disconnecting with M1. Been having that issue ever since I upgrade my MacBook

[@lumpython5351]

@@miguelagf3156 Bluetooth keyboard drops out isn't the common issue for any devices? Yet I haven't seen any solution can keep the connection or instant connect like unifying. Now I'm using Keychron K10, the Bluetooth drops out on both windows and Mac.

[@Leatherneck88]

I’m using an Mx Keys S with my work laptop a HP PC laptop and switch over to my MacMini and it has worked seamlessly for me. No dropping issues at all.

[@liviokokthi]

With MX Keys mini 0 issues with a Mac Mini M1 that is used for a year and now with my MacBook Air 15 M2 . Always with blue to, I don’t have the Logitech bolt dongle

[@arbitrarycnx2095]

Which one is the best one in your opinion?

[@pimpslappa123]

I got the black MX Keys and my c&v buttons started popping off within the first year! Cheap as tabs on the back… plastic garbage! I called support and they basically told me I had to buy a new one and they don’t have replacement parts?? Wtf🤬🤬

[@randomrequirements9066]

Do you think mx keys or the apple Touch ID black full size? Just wondering if it’s worth the extra £100 as the Logitech looks good

[@VittorTech]

If you're good with the different angle of the Logitech vs Apple, then definitely go for it. Most people in the tech community are using Logitech and love it.

[@dareemmanuel6079]

It works wired too with the bluetooth off.

[@joeysanchez6777]

Satechi* not Sachi lol. Great video that's been needed!

[@yasminbegum3507]

Useful video.

[@maykz2127]

How abot speed of switching between devices in Logitech MX Keys for Mac? For instance I have regular logithech mx keys (not for mac) and it switches to notebook very fast but when I press button 2 to switch to ipad it delays it for about 5 sec which is annoing

[@ej713]

Does the Magic Keyboard have backlit keys?

[@VittorTech]

No - just Logitech unfortunately.

[@ts31966]

I thought this review compared the keyboards. I did not see the review for the Apple Magic Keyboard.

[@bushido007]

does that Logitech board work on Ventura?

[@VittorTech]

Yes

[@lumpython5351]

The only worst thing about Logitech is their driver / software. It’s way too bloated. Why would a keyboard and Mac need 300MB+ driver? They used to have a simple unifying utility for Mac, now it replaced with another over 100mb of utility just for managing unifying adapter.

[@FromDesertTown]

Maybe 3D print a nice stand for the trackpad to bring it up to the same height as the Logi keyboard? 3D print services are cheap these days. Or use a hot glue gun to carefully apply some pads - if done well it can be a clean and elegant solution.

[@Ypsiroselee]

I love my Logitech MX and MX Master 3 Mouse. I love the combo, myself, with my Windows workstation. I may be getting a Mac Mini or Studio (weighing options) and I’ve used trackpads at the store. I was thinking about some kind of shim for bringing it level if if I get the trackpad.

[@nicholaspratt7934]

Exactly, to bring it up level and using the USB dongle supplied with the keyboard would solve the trackpad lag issue.

[@Imolos]

I have MX keys for like 2-3 years and I don’t have the eject button.

[@Imolos]

Oh I have the Win/Mac version

[@heh2k]

It's la-gi-tech. Not log-ih-tec.

[@SurronRiding]

When using flow software the laggy tech 🤪

[@dylanstudies4568]

@@SurronRiding and using bluetooth on Mac

[@dylanstudies4568]

was looking for this comment. Seriously don’t understand how people can pronounce this wrong. it’s one "g" not two.

[@chest_r]

The logi should be pronounced like logic.

[@necrojoe]

@@dylanstudies4568 Why would one or two Gs matter? "Login" only has one g, and it shares all of the same letters with Logitech as "logic"

[@shaocaholica]

Why do you pronounce Logitech that way?

[@yoshi555king]

Had Gen1 Magic keyboard but for IPad use, Just go mechanic keyboard LMFAO

[@michalmaster1]

@PanzLoombardu czy to twój brat z innej matki?

[@MikeHenrick1]

Well at least you got Apple right. All that time and effort to video. That’s not bad. But irritating. It’s probably just me.

[@mikedimond8816]

My satechi keys are squared ⬛️ 😐

[@bencreatesthings]

LAWGATEK

[@jacquelynnacopoulos1278]

Hello, It is interesting about 3 New Different Keyboards. I am impressed.. Awesome. I would choose a Logitech Keyboard , Whatever. Okay. Thank You For Explaining about 3 Different Keyboards. 👍👊❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏

[@toothstepper]

the way you say logitech lol wtf

[@sgeggbub1008]

Bro you need to brush up on your pronuniation

[@VittorTech]

The irony of spelling that wrong 😅

[@sgeggbub1008]

@@VittorTech that’s the joke 🤪

[@CarnorJast1138]

I don't like Apple. Period. All their products disgust me. These keyboards are NOT that good, especially for someone like me who both types and games. If all you do is type, ok, well, maybe these would work, but for me, only a mechanical keyboard works. I do NOT like low profile keys either. Too small and shallow for my tastes. I prefer keyboards that have full sized keys and have TRAVEL, not just a tiny bit like we see in these kinds of laptop style keyboards. Call me snobby....call me a PC nerd....fine, but I don't like Apple and their whole style over function. If I'm going to spend my money, I'd rather have Alienware. They are the "Apple" of the PC world, but with better products!

[@bogdanm8472]

/ˈlɒdʒɪtɛk/ LOJ-i-tek, you sound like Kodak Black trying to pronounce "champagne" edit: I just heard you say "Satechi", are you doing this on purpose to annoy people ?

[@babyzorilla]

No just you