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It’s available in three different colors to match your setup, too.
It doesn’t look like much at first glance, but this is a great keyboard.
The Logitech MX Palm Rest is unfortunately a separate, optional purchase.
It’s an extra$19.99 at Logitechif you want it, but it should just be included.
The keyboard layout is spacious and intelligent, and the typing action is responsive, tactile, and quiet.
It’s a great experience that ensured both accuracy and speed almost immediately after setting it up.
The MX Keys S is elevated by its strong, reliable, and feature-packed software.
When you’re using the keyboard, battery life is quite good.
The typing experience is wonderful, with comfortable and responsive keys.
It’s not as long-lasting as its mouse companion, but I rarely had to charge the keyboard.
What elevates the MX Keys S over other premium office-bound wireless keyboards, however, is Logi Options+.
The design could also improve, too.
There’s unfortunately no way to store the wireless receiver in the keyboard, and this wrist rest is an additional purchase.
If you do want it, though, the Logitech MX Palm Rest is$19.99 at Logitech.
The design, typing experience, extra keys, and software are all centered around being productive.
I’ll be switching back to my gaming-centric accessories, but only because I, you know…game.
When paired together, the MX Keys S and MX Master 3S are unstoppable for being productive.
